St. Barnabas Elementary School (Kentucky)

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St. Barnabas Elementary School was a Catholic School within the Archdiocese of Louisville that merged with St. Bartholomew Elementary School and St. Pius X Elementary School in 2006 to form Pope John Paul II Academy.

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Louisville Catholic Elementary Schools
Schools Ascension Elementary School | Community Catholic Elementary School | Holy Family Elementary School | Holy Spirit Elementary School | Holy Trinity Parish School | Mother of Good Counsel Elementary School | Our Lady of Lourdes Elementary School | Pope John Paul II Academy | St. Agnes Elementary School | St. Albert the Great Elementary School | St. Andrew Academy | St. Athanasius Elementary School | St. Bernard Elementary School |St. Denis Elementary School | St. Edward Elementary School | St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School | St. Gabriel Elementary School | St. Helen Elementary School | St. James Elementary School | St. Lawrence Elementary School | St. Leonard Elementary School | St. Margaret Mary Elementary School | St. Martha Elementary School | St. Michael Elementary School | St. Nicholas Academy | St. Patrick Elementary School | St. Paul Elementary School | St. Raphael Elementary School | St. Rita Elementary School | St. Rose Elementary School | St. Stephen Martyr Elementary School | Thomas Merton Academy
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