About Bishop DuBourg High School
Bishop DuBourg High School is an Archdiocesan, Catholic, co-educational college-preparatory high school in the St. Louis Hills neighborhood of south St. Louis. It opened in 1950 as an archdiocesan high school and is named for Bishop Louis William Valentine DuBourg, an early bishop of the Louisiana territory. The school draws students from across the south St. Louis area.
Quick facts
- Founded 1950
- Grades 9–12, Archdiocesan
- St. Louis
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