Saints Spotlight

The most prestigious honor a St. Louis Catholic student can receive, the St. Louis Award, went to seniors Claire Brescher and Lucas Manuel on graduation day for the Class of 2020 Thursday, May 28, at Cougar Stadium. Principal Mia Orgeron presented the The St. Louis Awards to

Check out this heartwarming, inspiring video that showcases how St. Louis Catholic High School students, faculty & staff “marched on” with remote learning and maintained lasting connections even through the obstacles of COVID-19. (Compiled by Liz Mueller ’84).

Students who complete four years of high school English/Language Arts and a World Language as well as meet ACT and competency exam requirements are eligible for the Louisiana State Seal of Biliteracy per the Louisiana Legislature.  In 2020, St. Louis Catholic High School is proud to recognize

The Discovery Educator Network has distributed its annual DENny Awards, and the 2020 recipients include St. Louis Catholic Library Media Specialist Melanie LeJeune in the category of Expertise. This award recognizes educators who have contributed to the success of local, national or global Discovery Education communities through

Click HERE to view highlights from St. Louis Catholic High School’s Dance classes this year, including year-end media choreography projects that focused on “persevering through obstacles.”  (You can also click the image to view). Watch to the end to see Instructional Highlights from Spring 2020, including guest

St. Louis Catholic High School is thrilled to be able to celebrate the achievements of its senior Class of 2020 safely and responsibly on Wednesday, May 27, at Cougar Stadium at 7 p.m. Admission will be by ticket only (six per family), and seniors can pick up

St. Louis Catholic’s annual Fine Arts Showcase sadly was cancelled due to COVID-19, but as the 2019-2020 school year winds to a close, we continue to adapt and showcase our students’ work virtually. Watch an epic Nose Flute performance by our Media Arts students, and click here

St. Louis Catholic FBLA members competed in the first ever virtual Louisiana FBLA State Conference from April 29 to May 6, and the Saints had nine state champions who placed first in their events. Throughout the virtual conference, students submitted projects and presentations for judging, interviews were

St. Louis Catholic’s two-episode production of “Freaks and Geeks” by the Media Arts classes was virtual (and silent film style) in 2020 due to the Coronavirus pandemic, but the Saints community still gathered by their electronic devices and watched the premiere on Facebook Live and PushVenue.com Thursday,