February 2024
Principal's Newsletter
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NIGHT OF ADORATION AND PRAYER WITH THE MERCEDARIAN SISTERS: St. Michael Students, Parents, and Faculty are invited to a Night of Eucharistic Adoration, Praise and Worship, and Prayer Ministry with the Mercedarian Sisters. Two nights this Spring ( February 22 and April 25). Arrive any time between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM at the Cypress Springs Mercedarian Retreat Prayer Center on George O’Neal Road.
CELEBRATION OF MASS: An all-school multicultural mass to celebrate the universality of the Catholic faith handed on in our schools will be held Friday, February 2 at 8:50 AM in the St. Sebastian Multipurpose Building. Parents are invited and must check in at the school office prior to the Mass start time. Students must wear their dress uniforms.
CIRCLE OF GRACE CURRICULUM: Circle of Grace is our Diocesan curriculum which seeks to foster the safest possible environment for our students. During Catholic Schools Week we will be spending a day of instruction in Religion classes on learning how to create and maintain safe boundaries and what to do if anyone’s boundaries have been violated. Parents have been emailed a form by their student’s Theology teacher, which needs to be returned to school only if the parent wishes their child to opt out of this curriculum.
HIGH SCHOOL MP3/SOURCE AND SUMMIT: Join us on Saturday, February 3 for Music, Prayer, Praise, Play from 6:30-10:00 PM at St. Michael High School. Live band and March for Life Reunion happening! Cost is $10 at the door. Register here by Thursday, February 1 for food.
JUNIOR HIGH MP3/REVIVAL: On Friday, February 23 at 6:30 PM in the St. Michael Gym, 6 th- 8 th grade students are invited for an evening of fun, faith and fellowship. Sign up here and pay $10 at the door. Wear appropriate PJ pants for this event.
JUNIOR RETREAT: Mark your calendar for the Wednesday, March 19 Junior Retreat. More information and permission forms will be sent via email and distributed in theology classes.
FATHER/DAUGHTER EVENING: Our 4th annual Father/Daughter Evening will take place on Saturday, March 23 from 6:00-9:00 PM in the SMHS Multipurpose Building. Join us for dinner, talk, prayer and dancing. Cost is $20 per person and registration is required. This event is open to current St. Michael students and their fathers/father figures. Dress for the evening is dressy/dressy casual. Register at
https://forms.diamondmindinc.com/smhsbr/campusministry24
UPCOMING VOCATION RETREATS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
- SPRING RETREAT with the MERCEDARIAN SISTERS for Girls in Grades 8-12 | Feb 9-11 at Camp Abbey in Covington - A beautiful weekend of prayer and fun at Camp Abbey in Covington. Begins with 6:00 PM drop off on February 9 and pick up from Camp Abbey at 1:00 PM on February 11. Cost is $100 and scholarship is available. For more information email linseyebennet@gmail.com and sign up here
- QUO VADIS RETREAT for Young Men | Feb 23-25 at Sacred Heart Church - A three-day retreat for high school boys with Fr. Josh Johnson and others. Recommended cost is $45. For more information email beaubennet@gmail.com and sign up here
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TAX RETURN INFORMATION: To access a payment summary of tuition and fees for your income tax return, login to your FACTS tuition payment account, click the View Details link on the login page, click the View Payment Summary link. You will be able to print your payments for the year, including the school tax ID number.
HELP DESK NEWS: Dell Laptop Chargers that need to be replaced should be purchased through the school to make sure they are fully compatible with the laptops used at school. It is crucial to adhere to the designated chargers provided by the school, as using an unauthorized charger may jeopardize the warranty coverage and insurance protection according to information from Dell. Even if alternative chargers claim compatibility, there exists a risk of delivering excessive voltage to the system, potentially causing damage. To ensure the longevity and performance of your device, it is strongly advised to utilize school-approved chargers to maintain warranty integrity and safeguard against potential issues arising from incompatible power sources.
MARDI GRAS HOLIDAY: St. Michael High School will be closed Monday, February 12 through Friday, February 16 for the Mardi Gras Holiday. The school office will be open February 14, 15 & 16 from 7:30 AM-12:00 PM. Students will return to school on Monday, February 19.
HOLIDAY HELP DESK: The St. Michael Technology Help Desk will be on call during the Mardi Gras Holiday. Email helpdesk@smhsbr.org to ask for assistance.
GRADES: Grades are updated each week on PlusPortals. Please talk to your student about his/her progress in all classes during this third nine-weeks. This nine weeks grading period ends on March 8. If you have any questions or concerns about a particular class, please contact the teacher immediately.
COURSE SELECTION FOR 2024-2025:
During the week of January 29 counselors will visit classes to discuss course selection for the 2024-2025 school year. Parents/guardians are responsible for reviewing and discussing academic requirements with their children and indicating parental approval of the student’s proposed schedule by signing the appropriate line indicated on the course selection sheet.
Teacher signatures are also required for specific classes indicated by asterisks (*) noted on the course selection sheets. Students must obtain teacher signatures for those classes prior to online registration in order to be considered for enrollment in that class. All current students must register for classes electronically using their activated PlusPortals student account. Course registration opens on the morning of presentations by the counselors and will remain open until Tuesday, February 6 at 7:00 AM.
Completed course selection sheets are to be signed by both the student and his/her parent/guardian prior to completing online registration and then returned to their grade level counselor by Tuesday, February 6. No course schedule changes will be considered until May 1 unless there is a discrepancy as determined by the counselor. At that time, students may meet with school counselors if they still have concerns regarding their 2024-2025 class schedules. Any requests for schedule changes must be placed in writing by the parent(s) and submitted to the appropriate grade level counselor during the period of May 1-May 23. All schedule change fees will be waived during this period. After May 23, all written requests for schedule changes must be accompanied by a check for $25.00 made payable to St. Michael the Archangel High School.
Please note: The scheduling requests submitted are considered a commitment on the part of the students and their parents for enrollment in the classes they have asked the school to provide. Selections made at this time are for the entire 2024-2025 school year.
TUITION & REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Tuition and registration information will be emailed to all families on March 1. Please contact the school office if you do not receive this email. The re-registration process for current students will be conducted online via FACTS in March.
FINALIZING COLLEGE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: Early in the second semester for seniors is a good time to finalize any documentation necessary for a student’s college admission requirements, such as sending immunization records, completing housing and orientation registration, or sending in test scores. Please make sure your senior has referred to his/her college admission checklist per the college institution to complete these requirements.
REMINDER TO FILE THE FAFSA: Seniors and senior parents, please remember to complete the FAFSA, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, in order to receive any financial assistance and/or to apply for TOPS and other scholarships per the instructions of colleges and universities. Your FAFSA must be filed by June 30 in order to receive TOPS. Visit https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa to get started or to finish your application. If you need assistance completing the FAFSA, please call the FAFSA Helpline at 1-800-433-3243. If you wish to fill out the application for the TOPS scholarship only, you may do so on the Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance, LOSFA, website at https://mylosfa.la.gov/applications/award-system/. By filling out the LOSFA application only, and not the FAFSA, your student will not qualify for loans, grants, or work study. Both FAFSA and LOSFA require a qualifying ACT score.
REQUEST FOR COLLEGE ACCEPTANCE LETTERS FROM SENIORS: In order to assist in college preparation and planning, it is critical that seniors and their parents provide Mrs. Rachel Cart with copies of all letters of acceptance and any scholarship and financial aid awards from colleges and universities, whether or not the senior will eventually attend that particular school. Please send copies of these documents via email to rcart@smhsbr.org, or by fax, or in person. The names of the colleges and universities to which the senior has been accepted will be published in the Graduation Program, while a list of the scholarships which were offered to the student will appear in the Baccalaureate Mass & Senior Honors Convocation Program. The only way we may publish this information is if parents and students share this information with us. Please provide Mrs. Cart with copies of acceptance and scholarship letters as soon as they are received.
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ACT Bootcamp
The ACT will be administered at St. Michael High School on March 12, 2024. We want to provide our students every opportunity to be successful on that test. Therefore, we will be offering a bootcamp to all Juniors. The bootcamp will take place on Sunday, March 3 and Sunday, March 10 from 12:00 to 4:00 each afternoon. English and Reading skills/content will be reviewed on March 3, while Science and Math skills/content will be reviewed on March 10. The cost of the program is $30 using the link below. The deadline to sign up is Sunday February 18. We look forward to seeing each of our juniors at the sessions and celebrating with them in March.
ACT Bootcamp Registration
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CLUB PICTURE DAY: Club pictures will be taken during an extended 8 th hour on Thursday, February 29. All students who are in clubs should wear their dress uniform for these pictures.
LETTERMAN JACKET ORDER DAY: Any St. Michael student who has lettered in a sport may purchase a letterman jacket through Balfour. Letterman jacket packets are in the office and Balfour will be here during all lunch periods on Wednesday, February 7.
PROM INFORMATION: Mark your calendar for Senior Prom, to be held Saturday, April 27 at Stage One. If your son would like to order a suit or tux, Tuxedos to Geaux will be on Campus during all lunch periods on Tuesday, March 26 for a fitting. Both items come with free lifetime alterations. Prices start at $195.47. A letter with more information will be sent home in February.
SENIOR INFORMATION: Seniors and their parents will receive a Senior Letter in an email by February 20. A text will also go home alerting you this letter was sent. The Senior Letter will discuss all the exciting senior activities that will take place the last half of the school year.
TRIVIA NIGHT: Trivia Night hosted by SMHS Home & School Association will be Thursday, February 29. Purchase your tickets at https://forms.diamondmindinc.com/smhsbr/trivia_24
BAND NEWS: Congratulations to our Warrior Band students who represented us in the All-Parish Honor Bands, the All-District Honor Bands, and the All-Parish Honor Jazz Ensemble. Ben Szewc earned a spot in the LMEA District IV Concert Band. Ben Szewc and Jaidyn Walters earned spots in the East Baton Rouge Parish Honor Band. Katie-Belle Klumpp and Cole McLellan earned spots in the East Baton Rouge Parish High School Jazz Honor Band and they will perform in concert with the top high school jazz musicians on February 7. These students underwent a rigorous audition process to earn spots in these honor groups. We are Warrior Proud!
The Warrior Band will perform an evening of Sacred Chamber Music at St. Jean Vianney Catholic Church on February 1. The Jazz Ensemble is the host band for the Catholic Schools Week Showcase Spectacular on February 2. On February 20 the Jazz Ensemble will perform at the Fortier/Gerbrecht Jazz Invitational at the Baton Rouge Manship Theater.
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DRAMA CLUB NEWS: The St. Michael Theatre Department presents Godspell. Come watch the story of Jesus unfold in this lively, colorful retelling of the Gospel of Matthew. Journey through Jesus’ parables and experience the power as He opens the eyes of his followers to God’s love. With music and lyrics from Wicked composer Stephen Schwartz, this musical is sure to leave audiences with heads full of song and hearts full of joy. Tickets are $15 and may be purchased in advance or at the door. Performances are Friday, March 8 at 7:00 PM and Saturday, March 9 at 2:00 PM and 6:30 PM in the Multipurpose Building.
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LIBRARY NEWS: Check out our college and career planning ebooks available on Overdrive. Digital titles include: 500 ACT Science Questions to Know by Test Day; 1001 Ways to Pay for College; The Best Southeastern Colleges; The Military and Teens; College Bound: What Christian Parents Need to Know; and many more. The link to Overdrive is located on the Library’s Moodle page. The ebooks are compatible on any electronic device such as a Nook, Kindle, computer, iPad, and smart phone. Email Mrs. Amy Donaldson in the library at adonaldson@smhsbr.org if you have questions.
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Seeking Nominations
for the Mother Seton Award
Deadline-Friday, February 2
Qualifications of the Nominee:
Person nominated may be a man or a woman and must be:
- A current member of the St. Michael Home & School Assoc. (all parents/guardians are members through their tuition)
- Be a parent, grandparent, or guardian
- Be recognized as a volunteer, not an employee of the school
- Have at least 3 years involvement with St. Michael High School
- Be dependable, hardworking, self-sacrificing, attuned to the needs of the children and the school
- Be enthusiastic, generous, and supportive of the educators and the administration
- Be concerned and ready to go the extra mile for Catholic Education
- Be a model of living Gospel values
How to Nominate:
Email Mrs. Jackie Moseley at jmoseley@smhsbr.org the following information:
- Name/address/phone number of Nominee
- Nominee's Church Parish if known
- Nominee's family information (Names/grades of children and schools they attend)
- Nominee's volunteer efforts at St. Michael (be as detailed as possible)
- Nominee's volunteer efforts at their Church Parish if known
- A list of the characteristics and attributes of the Nominee that make him/her a person deserving of this award
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CONGRATULATIONS
Blaise Fox
Student of the Year for St. Michael High School
Blaise Fox has been named as the 2023-2024 St. Michael High School Student of the Year. During his four years at St. Michael, Blaise has truly encompassed what it means to be a Warrior and has raised the standards for all future St. Michael students. Whether it be in the classroom, on the field performing with the band, or on the court with the basketball team, Blaise has forged a trail of excellence through St. Michael.
Blaise is very active on campus. He is a member of many teams and clubs and also holds leadership positions. He is a current member of the Warrior Marching, Jazz, and Symphonic Bands, where he is a talented trombone player. When he is not playing his instrument with the band, you can find Blaise on the court helping lead the Warrior Basketball team to a victory. He is also a member of several clubs on campus including; Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Beta, and the Chess Club. Blaise is also very strong in his faith life and serves on the Peer Ministry and Retreat Leader teams at St. Michael and is also a member of the leadership team at his home parish.
With such a full schedule, Blaise has still found time to excel academically. Not only does he maintain a cumulative 4.61 GPA, he has been named as a National Merit Scholar Semifinalist and has conquered the nearly impossible feat of scoring a perfect score (36) on his ACT test. Only 25% of test takers score a perfect score.
Congratulations Blaise on being named the St. Michael Student of the Year!
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CONGRATULATIONS
Mrs. Emily Froeba
Teacher of the Year for St. Michael High School
Emily Froeba has been named the St. Michael High School Distinguished Educator for the 2023-2024 school year. As our Campus Minister, she teaches our Leadership and Faith class, a religion elective that challenges students to learn to live out their faith among their peers. While looking for a way to get her students to use what they have learned through their first three high school years of religion classes, Emily instituted the Senior Religion Social Justice Capstone Project where seniors choose a social justice topic that they are interested in, integrate that topic into their service for the year, do their own individual research on the topic, and interview professionals or people close to the topic. This capstone project brings the real-life challenges of today into the religion classroom. Emily’s goal is to get her students to think critically about their faith and their call to serve those in need.
Emily has worked with school leaders to encourage parents to have a more inclusive role in the faith formation of the children. She has organized St. Michael Prayer Warriors where parents gather to pray for the needs of their children. She has also had a special prayer service for parents who meet their seniors returning from senior retreat. She sends out a Campus Ministry quarterly communication to parents with information on faith formation and teens, on how to speak to your child after he/she returns from a class retreat, and on how to approach difficult faith topics that are so important in the culture of today. She also has instituted father/son, mother/daughter, father/daughter, and mother/son annual events centered around our Catholic faith.
Through her job at St. Michael, Emily has provided unique opportunities to high school youth throughout the Diocese of Baton Rouge. As part of her outreach, she coordinates a night, once a quarter, for all high school students called MP3, which stands for music, prayer, praise, and pizza. It is an evening of games, faith talks, adoration, and music, where the goal is to plant the seeds of faith in our young men and young women. For the past eleven years, Emily has also served as the Pilgrimage Director for the Diocesan March for Life. Emily and her team plan all aspects of this event each year for high school youth in the Diocese. This six-day trip to Washington, D.C. is a pilgrimage that promotes vocations by bringing along priests, deacons, seminarians, and nuns to interact with the young people each day. Emily’s efforts make this a life-changing event for many young people who return with a deeper understanding of their faith and a closer relationship with Christ.
Emily is a gift to St. Michael High School and to all those she meets. We are proud to name her our St. Michael High School Distinguished Educator.
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Congratulations to the St. Michael Faculty and Staff who have been recognized for their many years of service in Catholic Schools:
- Jason Chauvin - 15 years, Teacher/Administrator/Staff
- Drew Hart - 25 years, Teacher
- Melissa Heroman - 20 years, Teacher
- Shannon Messina - 25 years, Teacher
- Jackie Moseley - 20 years, Staff
- Mary Richardson - 10 years, Teacher
- Rob Smith - 20 years, Teacher
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A NOTE FROM THE PRINCIPAL:
Happy Catholic Schools Week! We join with Catholic schools in celebrating the 50th anniversary of Catholic Schools Week. St. Michael High School certainly embodies the theme of Catholic Schools: United in Faith and Community. We are so fortunate to have the most dedicated and talented faculty and staff. Our parents are outstanding as they partner with us to help form their children as committed disciples of Christ. Our St. Michael students strive to give their best in their academic studies, their faith development, and their clubs and sports. Our hearts are filled with gratitude for the cooperation and support of our entire school community. We are blessed.
As a school community, we celebrate our Distinguished Educator for St. Michael High School, Mrs. Emily Froeba, and our Student of the Year, Mr. Blaise Fox. We also recognized some of our faculty members for their years of service to Catholic schools: Mrs. Mary Richardson for ten years; Mr. Jason Chauvin for fifteen years; Mrs. Melissa Heroman, Mr. Rob Smith and Mrs. Jackie Moseley for twenty years of service; and Mr. Drew Hart and Mrs. Shannon Messina for twenty-five years of service. We are grateful for their dedication to the ministry of Catholic Education.
At our Multicultural Mass, we acknowledge and celebrate diversity with a rich mix of cultural experiences that allow our students to see and appreciate the unique gifts that we each were given by God. We hope that the experiences at this Mass serve to stimulate further conversations in fostering understanding and respect among our students and our teachers.
How fortunate we are to have such a wonderful school community! Thank you to all who make St. Michael High School the outstanding and one of a kind school that it is. We ask for your continued prayers for our ministry of education.
God Bless,
Ellen B. Lee
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ST MICHAEL HIGH SCHOOL ADVISORY BOARD
The St. Michael High School Advisory Board is looking for new members and committee members. If you are interested in volunteering for this Board, please complete and submit the Nomination form at:
https://www.smhsbr.org/quick-links/advisory-board-nomination-form.cfm
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Advancement News &
Important Events
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Spring 7th Grade Shadow Days have begun.
Scheduled throughout the second semester, interested 7th grade students get to spend the day on campus with our students and learn what it means to be a Warrior.
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Warrior Stadium construction is underway!
Tree clearing was completed to make room for the new football/soccer field, track, and additional parking behind the baseball and softball fields. Please visit our website at www.smhsbr.org to keep up with construction updates.
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We invite you join us in advancing our mission by considering a personal and meaningful gift to the Fund for St. Michael. Your tax-deductible donation will allow us to invest in teacher pay, provide qualified families with tuition assistance, strengthen faith formation, and support our extracurricular activities and programs. In essence, your gift to this fund improves the overall student experience. Click here to learn more about our fund and how you can make a gift donation today.
The Fund for St. Michael - St. Michael the Archangel High School (smhsbr.org)
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ST. MICHAEL HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
Parents may follow St. Michael Home and School Association on Facebook.
Our Facebook group is where you can find the latest opportunities to volunteer and information needed to keep up-to-date.
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Save the date! The first annual Warrior Club Skeet Shoot will be held on April 20. You may get involved as a participant, sponsor, and/or volunteer. Details available on our website at smhswarriorclub.com
Calling all St. Michael athletic and spirit team fans! Opportunities for parents to demonstrate your support and get more involved will be available for the 2024-2025 school year. The following board member positions will be open: President, Treasurer, and Secretary. Please contact us at warriorclub@smhs.org for more information.
Our Winter Sports meeting was held on January 28. Thank you to all coaches and parents who attended. We appreciate your ideas and support. Congratulations to the Powerlifting Team for having a representative present and winning the drawing for $100.
The Warrior Club Spirit Store is stocked with new merchandise - hoodies, hats, sweatshirts, miniature footballs, soccer balls and basketballs, tumblers, and more. To view items available, shop online any time at smhswarriorclub.com.
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St. Michael the Archangel, Defend Us in Battle
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HONOR ROLL FIRST SEMESTER 2023-2024
PRINCIPAL’S HONORS
All A’s for Semester Grades
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9th Grade:
Alyse Daigle
Henry-Hiep Dang
Weslee George
Jonathan Heintz Jr
Emma Lacinak
Summer Leon
Alexander Mayeux
Aubrie Ornelas
Emma Perrien
Aubrey Smith
Quinn Windham
10th Grade:
Chloe Clement
Mara Howard
Benjamin Jones
Isabella LeBlanc
Don Nguyen
Annie Phan
Alexis Wagner
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11th Grade:
Drew Bruno
Chloe Hall
Katelyn O'Brien
Evelyn White
12th Grade:
Lee Balart
Ava Barnett
Matthew Beall
Makenzie Clark
Arthur Donaldson IV
Blaise Fox
Audrey Hair
Caden Hannie
Kaiden Klock
Luke Leger
Monica Levron
Hays Marionneaux
Julia Miller
Alexandra Redden
Andrew Rhodes
Isabel Tram
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FIRST HONORS
Weighted GPA 3.50 and Above
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9th Grade:
Avery Amato
Harper Babin
Aniyah Bailey
Allie Bernard
Katherine Betbeze
Isabel Boudreau
Rowan Bourque
Jack Boyles
Celia Brignac
John Calhoun
Braxton Clark
Grace Crow
Roman Diecedue
Gregory Diffendal
Caden Doming
Collin Duffy
Preston Dugas
Jacob Easley
Addyson Eddie
Carter Englert
Clayton Fontenot
Charlie Gautreau
Evan Gautreau
Sophia Harrison
Ava Haydel
Lee Hebert
Aubrey Husser
Camille Kinchen
Warren Kleinpeter
Lance Lambert
Claire Leader
Sarah LeBlanc
Alyssa Loya
Breeda Madigan
Cole McLellan
Owen Mills
Anna Mire
William Mixon
Andrew Mondello
Adeline Naquin
Patrick Ocmond
Samantha Phillips
Sophie Rhodes
Noah Roan
Braxton Rodrigue
Luke Rodrigue
Stephanie Rodriguez
Riley Rush
Isabella Sanchez
Jordi Schmidt
McKynzi Snelson
Maxwell Stevens
Jared Stinson
Vanessa Tabony
Brady Thompson
Victor Truong
Caroline Vallery
Luke Viso
Alaina White
Kylie Wood
Taylor Zylicz
10th Grade:
Brody Acaldo
Sofia Barrack
Natalie Bergeron
Robin Billings
Isabella Bravata
Hope Cockfield
Nathaniel Contine
Anna Dang
Ryleigh Dedon
Julien Diecedue
Jenny Do
Sophia Doming
Anna Dowling
Mason Edney
Elizabeth Fitch
Jordan Fox
Marielle Gary
Tyler Griffin
Abigail Guidry
Connor Harris
Khy Harvey
Asher Higgins
Cooper Hunt
Jacob Jean
Alex Klumpp
Brynnan Kuber
Caroline Lucas
Nathan Martin
Blair Matherne
Grey Maynard
Mischa Mejia
Natalie Michelli
Nicolas Morgan
Lily Mouton
Loduc Nguyen
Quynh Nhi Nguyen
Tu-Quyen Nguyen
Kendyl Patt
Ava Rodrigue
Seth Rougeau
Jude St. Pierre
Cullen Stelly
Benjamin Szewc
Alex Thibodeaux
Brandon Yan
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11th Grade:
Aidan Achberger
Carolina Alvarez
Brett Bencaz
Alyssa Bombet
Evan Broussard
Madison Broussard
Madeline Brown
Coy Bruno
Dane Bruno
Connor Cornett
Jack Crowe
Gabrielle Distefano
Madalyn Dubnansky
Kendyl Edwards
Devon Fitzhugh
Jillian Gallinaro
Brandon Goldsmith
Caroline Gremillion
Ashlynn Harper
Riley Harshbarger
Sophia Jean
Audrey Lanoux
Emily Larzelere
Addison Latona
Ella Lawrence
Alyse LeBlanc
Briar Lott
Miley Macdonald
Grace Manuel
John Martinez III
Aidan Medine
Owen Naquin
Alexander Ocmond
Hailey Reyes
Riley Sanders
Hayes Stuart
Kaylin Taffaro
Brady Thornhill
Samuel Tramonte
Sebastian Vazquez
Ada Waguespack
Avery Williamson
12th Grade:
Claire Ashford
Emma Baquet
Hayden Bessonet
Angelina Betbeze
Josiah Bolton
Emily Breaux
John Breaux
Henry Breeden
Elizabeth Brumfield
Brooke Burkett
Luke Campbell
Hadly Carter
Elise Cormier
Mary Kathryn Covington
Jackson Cummings
Tyson Daigle
Ronald Kien Dang
Rachel Dardis
Cole Davis
Reagan Dedon
Grace Denison
Audrey Doming
Annemarie Froeba
Ashlyn Gitz
Angela Huynh
Makenzie Kidder
Katherine Klumpp
Gavin Knapps
Aubrey Lagarde
Gavin Landry
Kade Leader
Ava McCann
Lucas Miller
Collin Millet
Abigail Morrison
Emily Naquin
Angel Ngo
Kenneth Nguyen
Trieu Nguyen
Nikki Normand
Isabella Ortiz Fandino
Baylie Patt
Nikolas Pforr
Victoria Provost
Conor Reynolds
Andrew Richard
Bryce Richard
Julia Rispone
Colleen Roberts
Jacob Rochester
Kristen Rudge
Stephen Sclafani
William Simpson III
Jansen Stevens
Andrew Thai
Olivia Thibodeaux
Justin Thornhill
Savannah Touchet
Vivian Truong
Alexander Vidaurre
Katherine Vu
Gabrielle Wagner
Andrew Watts
Reilly Wilks
Samuel Wilson
Savannah Wilson
Emma Woodring
Blakely Woolbright
Sayla Yates Fogos
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SECOND HONORS
Weighted GPA 3.00– 3.49
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9th Grade:
Nathaniel Babin
Brennan Booth
Zoë Boudreaux
Isabella Canale
Madison Clement
Claire Cornett
Talan Davis
Hayden Dean
Colin Didier
Harley Duncan
Jeremy Easley
Aiden Estess
Adriana Fennell
Marlei Franklin
Jonathan Girod
Anna Goodier
Marshall Goss
Tyler Graves
Andrew Harbin
Katherine Helfrich
Kade Hickman
Ainsleigh Hill
Molly Isaacks
Ruby Jean
Brooke Julian
Seth Kimball
Max Laurent
Layken Ledet
Ian Mar
Michael Mauk
Marie McCarty
Mackenzie McCoy
Tristan Moore
Kendall Nass
Alex Ngo
Gabriella Oliveira
Brody Osborne
Kylie Ourso
Lilly Redmond
Serene Sadeq
Cole Schreiner
Adam Strunk
Reagan Tate
Luke Thurmond
Skylar Towner
Caroline Turcotte
Irelyn Watkins
Maddox Watson
Graham Watts
Gordie White
10th Grade:
Jeanne' Bailey
Adison Bourg
Skylar Clifton
Brody Curtis
Sophia Czajkowski
Jackson David
James Dixon
Jordyn Dixon
Nancy Do
Jacob Farr
Hayden Fontenot
Saniya Fultz
Cameron Hart
Katelyn Jenkins
Bella Johnston
Charlie Jolissaint
Eric Kazmir
Alyssa Kirkland
Ainsley Lagarde
Makayla Laudun
Alexis Lavigne
Alexis Leach
Diane Lee
Karley Mondrick
MaryEllen Moore
Ava Marie Ordonio
Valerie Pena
Brynne Rabalais
Jackson Samson
Kendall Stampley
Dylan Tate
Emily Thompson
Brady Tweed
Clara Yarborough
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11th Grade:
Peyton Ardoin
Noah Armand
Luke Averett
Nathan Beall
Charles Boyles
William Caldwell IV
Samantha Calix
Joshua Cancienne
Jackson Chambers
Rylee Curtis
Leandre Dixon
Meyer Dumas
Hayden Evans
Isabel Froeba
Brock Hamilton
Brooklyn Ivey
Caroline Jackson
Austin Johnson
Riley Kidder
Nathan Lacinak
Alexa LaPlace
Morgan McCloud
Michael McLeod
Jack Ortego
Jordynn Osborne
Nathan Perere
Ashlyn Peters
Stephen Quebedeaux
Luke Raymond
Braden Rodrigue
Nathan Saylor
Joshua Stefan
Isabella Stevens
Kyla Sutton
Victoria Vazquez
Ricardo Verduzco
Ryan Verinder
Ava Williams
12th Grade:
Nicholas Bauder
Carter Boiteaux
Colin Bonaventure
Brynn Brackin
Julianna Broussard
Jillian Cascio
Elaina Coston
Eli Courville
Collin Cunningham
Karlee DiVincenti
Nicholas Drez
Thomas Falcon
Autumn Foster
Michael Garcia
Lemak Guedry
Jude Hardie
William Harrison
Ella Hodges
Austin Horton
Anthony Hugenroth
Elle Lambert
Luke LeBlanc
Scott Ledet Jr.
Wyatt McCloud
Korey McCullough
William Mondello
Alexander Neal
Mindy Phung
Jake Pisciotta
Abigail Pons
Eric Prochaska
Stephen Redden
Nicholas Santoro
Preston Sentino
Cooper Shannon
Noah Singleton
Keiandra Turner
Luke Waguespack
Caroline Walsh
Kristian Wilson
Austin Wood
Madyson Yoder
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