Most students are able to enjoy a warm and cozy winter with heat in their homes, but this is not the case for everyone in the community. Many low income families can not afford weathering services that...
On Nov. 16 at St. X at 7:00 p.m., Saint Xavier and Assumption High School will face off in their first annual Rocket Roar, a charity lacrosse game to help raise money for the Home of the Innocents. This...
After a 43-0 win over Meade County, the football team was given the weekend off to enjoy fall break. The O-Line used this rare Saturday day off to participate in the UPS Plane Pull, an event to raise...
17 faculty members at St. X are celebrating significant milestones in their careers within Louisville Catholic Schools. Whether they serve as teachers or counselors, these dedicated individuals have collectively...
"You won’t find another leader who gives as much of themselves for others as Ms. Sample," President Paul Colistra said. "She often talks about the Giants of St. X, and she is one of them.”
For juniors and seniors, the big question everyone seems to ask is, “Do you know where you want to go to college?” It may seem a while until the decision has to be made, but it’s closer than you think. The counseling office has helped make this choice easier by allowing upperclassmen to attend an informational meeting that lasts the length of a class period.
St. Xavier High School has achieved an extraordinary accomplishment by winning the Blue Ribbon Award for the fifth time. Our school stands among only five private high schools in the country to receive this prestigious honor. With this achievement, many are left wondering: what exactly is a Blue Ribbon and how does a school earn it?
Mr. Durbin hosted a school-wide ping pong tournament on Tuesday and was an intense contest of highly skilled students. With roughly a dozen students participating, Christian Bell dominated the competition.
Xavier...
Principal Amy Sample and the St. X administration implemented SchoolPass to campus during the 2023-2024 school year to more effectively monitor attendance and student location throughout the day. This...
Mrs. Linda Schork competed at the Kentucky State Fair in the rose competition hosted by the Louisville Rose Society. She had a very successful showing with four roses placing first and one placing second.
After the school day, over 400 juniors and seniors drive off of campus with a tempting and dangerous device in their cars: their cellphones.
In an effort to combat distracted driving, Principal Amy...
