Monthly archive for December 2019

Why settle for a company luncheon when you can have this much fun?  It’s a GREAT day to be a Saint! Watch below for incredible footage of the 2019 St. Louis Catholic High School faculty & staff Christmas luncheon:

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For their midterm, St. Louis Catholic Computer Science Discoveries students planned and developed an interactive greeting card using all of the programming techniques they’ve learned so far, including creating conditional statements that move sprites (graphic characters) around the screen and take user input. Click below to explore

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As our Dance students begin rehearsals for St. Louis Catholic's production of FAME JR., Dance teacher Tricia Barrow compiled a "highlight reel" of her beginner, intermediate and advanced students at work in the inaugural semester of Dance classes at SLCHS. Critical thinking, collaboration, communication and creativity areRead more →

Harvard Medical School says “music stimulates the brain’s reward centers, while dance activates its sensory and motor circuits,” a complex mental coordination associated with dance (Edwards).  It’s no wonder dance positively affects the brain, and research is under way regarding improvement in Parkinson’s and dementia patients with

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Rev. Canon A. Gerard Jordan has always been a man of holiness, dating back to his days in Lake Charles at Immaculate Heart of Mary School and St. Louis Catholic High School, where he graduated in 1985. He first felt a call toward religious life as aRead more →

After Mass on Wednesday, Dec. 11, the St. Louis Catholic school community paid tribute to one of its most beloved faculty members - longtime Home Economics teacher Patina Guidry - who will retire in 2019 after a lifetime of service.  Many of her current and former studentsRead more →

St. Louis Catholic High School is proud to announce its 2019-2020 Student of the Year honoree is senior Aidan Primeaux. The son of Mia and Christopher Primeaux of Lake Charles, Aidan has served as president of the St. Louis Catholic Quiz Bowl and Speech & Debate teams,

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The Lake Charles Messiah Chorus and Orchestra will present a Southwest Louisiana holiday tradition with the 79th performance of George Frideric Handel’s “Messiah” at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, in historic F.G. Bulber Auditorium at McNeese State University. The first Messiah was conducted in 1940 by a

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