Saints Spotlight

St. Louis Catholic is excited to welcome Carol Anglin, a renowned teaching artist, choreographer and artistic director, to our campus in October 2019.  Anglin will teach our dance students Master Classes in Modern Dance and our choir students Stage Movement, and she will also hold an academic/professional

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – October 1, 2019 – St. Louis Catholic announced today that seniors Katherine Jester and Lucas Manuel have been named Commended Students in the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Program.  A Letter of Commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), which conducts

St. Louis Catholic High School debuted a performing arts curriculum in 2019, with approximately 40 students participating in our Dance elective classes taught by instructor Ms. Tricia Barrow. We hope to grow this program even more in the future!  Mr. Robbie Austin’s Media Arts class filmed a

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – September 11, 2019 – Today officials of National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) announced the names of approximately 16,000 Semifinalists in the 65th annual National Merit Scholarship Program, including St. Louis Catholic seniors and aspiring engineers Ethan Hebert and Caroline Obluda. These academically talented

The question of what someone is to do with their lives is at the forefront of most high school students’ minds, especially as they come closer to their graduation dates. I had many dreams and expectations of what I would end up studying and the work I

St. Louis Catholic Library Media Specialist Melanie LeJeune was chosen the national OneNote Educator of the Week on Friday, Aug. 16.  OneNote Education highlighted two blog posts LeJeune wrote about how St. Louis Catholic uses OneNote, particularly through the Student Avengers program. Click to read how St.

More than 9,500 of America’s best and brightest high school students – including three from St. Louis Catholic – traveled to San Antonio, Texas, for the annual Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National Leadership Conference. Participants from the U.S. and abroad attended this exciting conference to

When you walk into the Transitions classroom at St. Louis Catholic High School, you immediately feel inspired. In March 2019, Brittany Glaser and her Calcasieu Parish high school students came to campus to film a feature story for an upcoming KPLC-TV Teen Report.  Called “The Power of

“Saints Read!” is our first attempt at St. Louis Catholic to facilitate a campus-wide common reading program designed to connect students, faculty/staff and parents around a single book – Breaking Free, by Saints chemistry teacher Caleb Monroe.  Want to participate?  Let us know by filling out the form

Seven St. Louis Catholic students auditioned and were selected to represent the school at the District V Vocal Music Teachers Association Honor Chorus. Their performance was Feb. 2 at the F. G. Bulber Auditorium at McNeese State University.  Congratulations to seniors Lauren Godeaux and Benjamin Tanner, juniors