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New Haven Baptist Church
New Haven Baptist Church was established in 1887. The heritage of this Church is
rooted in the rural members who in 1887 feeling the leadership of the power of God
established in a little one-room building the New Haven Baptist Church.
 
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| St. Catherine Church |
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Reverend Robert Able established St. Catherine Church in 1844. The first church
was a log building situated in the cemetery. In February 1862 St. Catherine Church
was seized by the Confederate Army and temporarily converted into a hospital.
A cornerstone was laid for a new Catholic Church on May 4, 1884. This church was destroyed by fire in 1928. The present church was built and dedicated in 1930.
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St. Catherine of Alexandria Academy
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The first school was built shortly before 1868. The Sisters of Loretto staffed the school. In the 1900s the Ursaline Sisters of Mount St. Joseph of Owensboro staffed the school.
St. Catherine of Alexandria Academy
413 First Street
New Haven, KY 40051
Phone (502) 549-3680
Fax (502) 549-5410
Pastor - Father Mark Hamilton
Principal – Jo Renee O’Bryan
St. Catherine of Alexandria Academy has been serving the community for over 75 years. We are an Accredited School with all certified teachers. We offer the following services:
- Pre-K (3 and 4 yr. old) through 8th
- Weekly Mass
- DSL in the Computer Lab
- Internet in the classrooms
- Accelerated Reader
- Small class sizes
- Athletic Program (boys/girls basketball and girls volleyball)
- Financial Assistance Available
If you would like to schedule a tour of the school or if you have any questions please call 502/549-3680.
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New Haven School
Home Of The Mustangs
489 High Street
New Haven, KY 40051
Phone: (502) 349-7232
Fax: (502) 349-7231
New Haven School Webpage
New Haven was built in 1955 by architects Thomas J. Nolan & Sons. The general contractors
were Sprat & Mitchell. The school underwent a comprehensive renovation during the 2000-2001
school year. The school has approximately 420 students and consists of grades pre- school
through 8th grade. New Haven is a rural school with 95% of its students riding busses to school.
The community lies at the edge of the Knobs region located in the central part of Kentucky.
 
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