St. Patrick School, or SPS, is a

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in Maysville,

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, United States. It is located in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Covington. It houses grades K-12, with an average annual enrollment of approximately 140 students in elementary school and 60 in high school.

Background

St. Patrick School was established in 1864. It is the only Catholic high school within a 45-mile radius.

Notable alumni

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— television and radio personality *

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References

External links

School website
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