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Covington Latin School, founded in 1923 by Bishop Francis Howard to serve the Roman Catholic Diocese of Covington, is a coeducational, college preparatory day school with six forms; 7 through 12 (two preparatory years and years 9 through 12 [forms 1-4]). The School`s unique accelerated program is designed to provide academically motivated students the opportunity to begin secondary school after completing the fifth, sixth or seventh grade. Incoming Latin School students accelerate one to two years as a condition of admission, and thereby graduate one to two years earlier than their peers in traditional 9-12 schools.
Club or Organization: Academic Team, Chess Club, Earth Club, Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), History Club, Interact Club, Junior Classical League, National Honor Society (NHS), Photography Club, Pontifical Servers, Pro-Life Club, Student Council, T.E.A.M.S. (Tests of Engineering Aptitude, Mathematics and Science), The Dardanian (yearbook), The Leader (newspaper)
Arts and Music Programs: Band and Strings, Choir, Drama Club
Recreational Athletic Programs: Bowling Club, Ski Club
School Notes
Exceptional students often require educational opportunities
that likewise are exceptions to the norm. Ranked by Cincinnati
Magazine as the #1 private school in Northern Kentucky, Covington
Latin School has developed an unparalleled reputation by fostering
an atmosphere of academic and spiritual leadership through its
accelerated curriculum. And there has never been a more
exciting time to be at Latin School.The premise of acceleration is
simple: given the wide-ranging aptitude and needs of same-age
children, research shows that inclination and ability are much more
accurate determinants of placement than age alone. Latin
School offers an opportunity for bright and enthusiastic fifth,
sixth and seventh grade students to advance one to two years, to a
curriculum more appropriate to their needs. Admission is
selective, ensuring that incoming students will be surrounded with
a talented and motivated peer group. The cultivation of this
atmosphere dates back to 1923 when Bishop Howard founded Covington
Latin as a college preparatory school to serve the "best and
brightest".The Class of 2014 averaged a 28.4 ACT composite and
earned $10.6 million in scholarship offers, averaging over $213,000
per student. Graduates enjoy 100% college placement and go on
to excel in the nation`s finest colleges and universities, with 98%
holding bachelor`s degrees and 48% with graduate or terminal
degrees (MD, PhD, JD, etc.). Alumni have compiled tremendous
records of achievement and leadership in the Church, business, law,
engineering, medicine, public service, education, science and
technology.Known as the Bishop`s School (CLS students are uniquely
privileged to become Pontifical Servers), Latin School is a place
of abundant spiritual growth. Religion coursework builds on the
foundations developed within families and provides a comprehensive
understanding of the Catholic faith. That knowledge is put into
practice by the Campus Ministry through weekly all-school Masses in
the Cathedral, class retreats and humanitarian service
work.Extracurricular involvement reflects student leadership and
commitment to academic, social, spiritual, and personal aspects of
their total education. Latin School offers a broad spectrum
of clubs and organizations to deepen existing interests or develop
new ones, from visual arts and philanthropy to social activism and
recreation. Latin School is a member of the KHSAA and offers
baseball, basketball, bowling, cheerleading, cross-country, golf,
soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track and volleyball.
Varsity and Junior Varsity teams are offered (based on demand)
giving everyone a chance to participate while building
self-confidence, fitness and sportsmanship.Financial wealth should
not determine access to the best education, nor should it shape a
learning community. Latin School offers generous tuition
assistance to academically qualified students whose families would
otherwise be unable to financially consider the tuition
investment. Students come from varied economic, cultural and
geographic backgrounds, drawing enrollment from throughout Southern
Ohio, Indiana and seven counties of Northern Kentucky. We
believe students are best prepared for college and the world beyond
by learning in a diverse, coeducational atmosphere reflective of
and therefore preparatory for, their future life experiences. Latin
students represent a broad spectrum, but are unified by their
considerable ability, a pride in being part of the CLS tradition
and unique sense of purpose and belonging.To further enhance
its ability to deliver on its mission of educational excellence,
Latin School experienced a transformative $9.9 million expansion
and full renovation of its existing facilities in 2011. This
includes three university-level science classrooms and
laboratories, a technology center, physical education space, fine
arts studio, courtyard, a spacious two-level commons area and a
stunning new multi-use cafeteria.We are now seeking a new
generation of leaders to join our legacy of achievement. Individual
visits are encouraged for prospective student families and may be
arranged at covingtonlatin.org or by
calling 859.291.7044.
Covington Latin School's tuition is approximately $10,685 for private students.
What sports does Covington Latin School offer?
Covington Latin School offers 15 interscholastic sports: Archery, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cheering, Cross Country, Diving, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, Ultimate Frisbee and Volleyball. Covington Latin School is ranked as one of the top 20% of private schools in Kentucky for most sports offered.
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