Admissions

Who wants to be their best.

High school is meant to be a challenge. Those four years serve as the foundation for the next 40. So when you’re choosing a high school, choose the one where 98% of students attend college and 100% reach their full potential.

Become part of something bigger than just a high school.

Not exclusivity.

We are an all-inclusive learning environment. A school dedicated to helping all who want to reach their full potential through five customizable learning levels. It's why our students come from 58 zip codes, 86 schools and 14 different faith communities. And why our student body has become 50% more racially diverse in the past five years. 

Become part of something bigger than just a high school.

Because everyone learns differently.

That's why St. X offers five customizable learning levels. But it's not about us choosing for you - it's about you finding the path and courses that fit the way you learn. Tailored learning that allows you to challenge yourself and reach your full potential.

Become a part of something bigger than just a high school.

Join a brotherhood.

St. X is home to one of the most storied sports programs in the state. But it’s so much more than that. It’s 155 years of successful traditions spread across 19 sports, 13 intramural activities, and more than 60 clubs and activities.

From academic teams to ping pong to Habitat for Humanity to jazz band, you’ll find students who have the same interests as you do. Don’t see a club that interests you? We encourage our students to create new clubs and activities.

Become a part of something bigger than just a high school.

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AN OPEN HOUSE THAT OPENS DOORS.

Sunday, November 14, 2021
12:00 PM

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Come explore our athletics, clubs & activities and customized academic programs. See the ways St. X will help you find your place and put you on the path to excellence.

Saturday, December 11, 2021
9:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.

Yes, we offer three different routes with 15 stops from Fern Creek to Prospect and everywhere in between.

During these unfamiliar times, we have developed a great plan with Miller Transportation for the bus service to continue during the 2021-22 school year. Please view this short video and review the guidelines about how Miller Transportation will be conducting safe operations each day. All families will still be responsible for any pre-screening the school requires before entry on the bus.

The bus fee for the 2021-22 school year is $875. 

*Masks are required

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Admissions Office at 502.634.2145.

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Yes, St. X's Learning Differences Program offers support for students with learning differences and assists faculty in their efforts to provide accommodations and equal access to learning. 

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During a regular school year, the school building opens at 7:00 AM and closes at 5:00 PM. Breakfast and after school snacks are available. Homeroom begins at 8:00 AM. Students are dismissed at 2:45.

*New this year: 2:00 PM dismissal every Thursday

• Dress pants with a belt. A student may also wear suspenders.
• Dress shirt designed to be worn with a necktie.
• Necktie or bow tie.
• Sweater, sweater vest or approved Saint Xavier pull-overs (see Saint Xavier website) that can be worn over regular school dress. All quarter zips must be unzipped so that tie is visible at all times.
• Dress shoes, either loafers or oxfords. Shoes are to be black, brown or tan.
• Crew length socks are to be worn at all times.
• For special events, for example, attending a funeral, the Administration may require students to wear a suit or sport coat to school.
• Students are to be clean shaven each day.
• Students are to have clean hair that is neatly cut. Hair length is not to exceed the eyebrows, to cover the ears or touch the collar. Sideburns are not to be lower than the earlobe.
• A student may wear a wristwatch, bracelet and ring. Religious medal with neck chain or necklaces are to be worn under the shirt.
• A student may wear a school button, a cross, peace bracelet or other symbol representing a positive cause.

Yes, students interested in transferring to St. X should contact Curt White, Director of Admissions, at 502.634.2145 for more information.