Established in 1984 by the Catholic Diocese of Baton Rouge, St. Michael the Archangel Diocesan Regional High School is located in the South Central Deanery on 63 lush acres in White Oak Subdivision, and is surrounded by protected wetlands under the auspices of the school. Staffed by a dedicated faculty comprised of religious sisters, laymen and women, the school is fully accredited by the Louisiana State Board of Elementary & Secondary education and by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Operational guidelines are based on the administrator’s handbook for the State of Louisiana.

The mission of St. Michael Diocesan Regional High School is to foster the spiritual, intellectual, and personal development of young people as committed disciples of Christ.

Catholic schools, which realize the four-fold purpose of Christian education – to teach doctrine, to build community, to worship, and to serve, are the most effective means available to the Church for teaching young men and women to grow into adulthood according to the measure of Christ. To promote the development of the whole person, that is, to help each student realize his or her potential spiritually, morally, intellectually, emotionally, physically, culturally, socially, and aesthetically, the administration and the faculty and staff have set forth the following goals. So that each student will be enabled to become a fully integrated person, St. Michael the Archangel High School will provide a learning environment entrenched in: