St. Henry District High School

St. Henry District High School is a Catholic co-ed high school in Erlanger, KY serving grades 9–12 with explicit support for students with learning differences, dyslexia, and ADD/ADHD. The school maintains an average class size of 18 students and emphasizes meeting the individual needs of every learner within a structured, faith-centered environment. With 450 total students and 37 classroom teachers, SHDHS provides a smaller, more personalized setting where students with learning differences can receive targeted academic support alongside their peers.

The school's special education programs include dedicated Learning Difference Programs and ADD/ADHD support, designed to help students access core curriculum while developing executive function and study skills. SHDHS integrates students with learning differences into the broader school community, offering 15 varsity sports and numerous extracurricular activities through its five pillars of success—faith, scholarship, athletics, arts, and leadership—so students can build confidence and find their strengths outside the classroom.

Tuition is $7,750 annually for diocesan families ($8,750 for non-diocesan), with rolling admissions and a 93% acceptance rate. The school awarded an average of $2,500 in financial aid grants, and 13% of students receive aid. For more information, contact admissions director Billy Sarge at (859) 525-0255 or visit shdhs.org.