Classical Studies Institute of Louisville

        The Academy is housed in the stately landmark residence at right, situated on a park-like knoll at the intersections of Brownsboro and Wolf Pen Branch Roads (just west of the Gene Snyder termination). Its residential character and neo-Classical architecture create a perfect setting for the Academy's program.

          The campus serves the Academy's program with seven class meeting spaces, a library, a kitchen and dining hall, and a study nook for private or small-group study equipped with internet access and printing capability for use with student's laptop computers.

The campus is leased from the adjacent First Christian Church of Louisville*, where students have the use of additional classroom space, a music room, a gymnasium, and an auditorium for its programs and ceremonies.

*The Academy appreciates the opportunity to lease this facility from a congregation that affirms its educational program, including its secular approach. The Academy is not, however, affiliated with any church or religious tradition.