Anne Rita Mauck SCN founded The de Paul School in 1970.

The de Paul School Board purchased the former Longfellow Elementary School, which remains our current location at 1925 Duker Avenue in the Highlands.

Louisville de Paul founded other de Paul Schools and Programs in Eastern Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Florida, New Jersey, Louisiana, Texas, and Pennsylvania.

Families from across the continental United States -- as well as from India, Great Britain, Central America, Canada, and Japan -- attended de Paul’s six-weeks Summer Boarding Program.

The de Paul School’s “Transitional School” (Middle School) was constructed.

The de Paul School began tutorial programs for adults and high school learners.

A multipurpose building (gym, cafeteria, and convocation center) was constructed and the school added Physical Education to its schedule of classes.

The de Paul School added a diverse athletics program, with the Huskies competing against other local schools in basketball, field hockey, cross country, and other sports.

The de Paul School added a multi-dimensional Arts and Humanities Program.

At the invitation of the US Embassy in Belgrade, de Paul Staff traveled to Serbia to provide professional development to teachers throughout that European nation.

The de Paul School renovated its entire early elementary corridor and opened a Kindergarten program.

The de Paul School renovated its entire Building #2 (formerly Transitional Building).

The Founders Campaign successfully concluded, resulting in a complete renovation of the 15 classrooms within our 110 years-old main building.

The de Paul School celebrated its 50^th anniversary!