October 2023
Principal's Newsletter
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NIGHT OF ADORATION: Join the Mercedarian Sisters for a Night of Adoration at the Cypress Springs Mercedarian Chapel from 6:00 – 8:00 PM. All are welcomed.
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WARRIORS FOR LIFE WEEK – LIFE ROCKS! We will be celebrating LIFE October 2 - 6 with a week of fun, prayer, and service. Students are invited to morning litanies for life in the chapel, lunchtime activities, and fun dress up days. A couple of highlights and opportunities:
- SUPPORT MOMS IN NEED - We will be collecting essential baby items (diapers, wipes, clothing, bath tubs and other baby gear) all week for the Pregnancy Problem Center. This will be a Class Cup Competition and items are GREATLY needed. Thank you for your generosity. Items will be collected in Religion Classes.
- EARN SERVICE CREDIT - Students may earn 1 indirect hour of service by taking part in the My Ascension movie night on Wednesday, October 4 and 1 direct hour of service by signing up and participating in the Suicide Prevention walk on Saturday, October 7. See more information about the movie and walk nights in this Newsletter.
- COMFORT THE SORROWFUL – We have set a goal to raise $2 per student for Miscarriage Support Ministries in our area (Red Bird and Maddie’s Footprints). If students meet this goal, they will receive a jeans day on Friday, October 6 with pink or blue shirts. This money will go to provide financial and emotional support to families in need.
- WARRIORS FOR LIFE WEEK AT A GLANCE -
- Monday – You Rock | Life is a Gift so get Affirmation Stickers and make Positivity Rocks at lunch.
- Tuesday – We Rock | Strive for Unity with the Living Rosary and choosing Love of Neighbor.
- Wednesday – Rock of Ages | Celebrate the Elderly | wear fun socks and sandals and make items for the nursing home at lunch. My Ascension Movie event in the evening.
- Thursday – Freedom Rocks | Fight Human Trafficking by wearing blue socks and accessories, and come to Campus Ministry at lunch to hear from The Hospitalier Sisters of Mercy who minister to the childhood victims of trafficking. Pray a Divine Mercy after school.
- Friday – Babies Rock | Support, Protect and Celebrate the Unborn with a Remembrance Tree and Cupcakes at lunch. Learn to crochet for babies in Campus Ministry at lunch.
LIVING PRO LIFE ROSARY: Parents are welcome to attend our all school rosary dedicated to celebrating life from womb to tomb. Guests should check in at the school office prior to the start at 8:50 AM on Tuesday, October 3 in the St. Sebastian Multipurpose Building. The Rosary will be followed by Pro Life Speaker Brian Butler from Echo Community.
CELEBRATION OF MASS: An all-school Mass will be held on Tuesday, October 17 at 8:50 AM in the St. Sebastian Multipurpose Building. Parents are invited and should check in at the school office prior to the Mass start time. Students must wear their dress uniforms all day on Mass days.
YOUTH MARCH FOR LIFE PILGRIMAGE TO WASHINGTON, DC: Registration for the Baton Rouge March for Life Pilgrimage (taking place January 15-20, 2024) will be open October 2 – 20. Seniors and juniors may sign up with a $200 deposit and a completed form. The total cost for the trip is $610, with the balance of $410 due on November 16. Turn in sign up form and deposit to Campus Ministry. After October 20, registration will open to surrounding parishes and schools. For more information about the pilgrimage, visit www.youthmarchforlife.org or contact efroeba@smhsbr.org.
PRO VITA DINNER: The need for financial aid for the March for Life and availability of a low cost for all is met primarily through our Pro Vita Benefit Dinner and Silent Auction, which will be held in the St. Sebastian Multipurpose Building on Thursday, October 19 at 6:30 PM. It a beautiful night to celebrate life, the impact of the pilgrimage and the work of the local Pro Life community. The cost is $80 per person or $600 for a table of 8. It is a wonderful night to support and celebrate the March for Life Pilgrimage. For more information about the event, purchase tickets, and to donate to the auction please visit www.youthmarchforlife.org or contact Mrs. Emily Froeba at efroeba@smhsbr.org.
SENIOR RETREAT | REMAIN IN MY LOVE: The Senior Retreat will take place on Monday, October 30 from 7:30 AM to 8:00 PM at Our Lady of Hope in Mississippi. Students will meet at school and be transported to and from the retreat by Hotard bus. Our seniors will focus on looking at how their faith has carried them this far and what the future holds. Students may wear jeans, sweatpants, or khakis, with the retreat t-shirt. Forms have been distributed to students in class and more information, as well as forms, have been emailed to parents. These forms must be returned by October 6. Parents, please be on the lookout for this information and (2) items needed from parents by October 14 in your inbox. We are also asking parents who are able to contribute $25 toward the cost of the Hotard bus. We are opting for charter buses to make the retreat special and the ride more enjoyable. All forms and parent information may be found at this link.
ALL SOULS ALTAR: The Spanish Club will be preparing to celebrate the Mexican holiday of El Día de los Muertos or “ Day of the Dead.” This Catholic holiday is a tradition closely associated with All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day and is held on November 1 and 2. The celebration is filled with beautiful imagery and symbols based around family and friends gathering to pay respects and to remember those who have passed away. Spanish Club members will be learning about the history of the day and the symbols that are associated with it. In honor of El Día de los Muertos, the club will be gathering materials to construct an ofrenda (altar) to represent their family members who have died. We would like to extend the celebration to the rest of the school community by having students submit a picture of a family member who has passed on, if they choose to participate. More details will be released as the time comes closer, and we hope all students, faculty, and staff will consider participating to make this a fruitful experience for our school. Any questions may be emailed to Spanish Club Moderator Mr. Taffaro at ataffaro@smhsbr.org.
SERVICE – SERVE LIKE CHRIST
A reminder that all information on the St. Michael Service Program may be found on the St. Michael website at www.smhsbr.org under Campus Ministry. So many people in our community are reaching out for help. You may find volunteer opportunities at https://docs.google.com/document/d/10LoRzL1GWJFL1vu7j1FIw87PXG9ZUXFu0ihAr15RjBo/edit
- My Ascension Movie
- Wednesday, October 4 from 5:30-8:30 PM in the SMHS Gym
- Students AND parents encouraged to attend
- Students may earn 1 INDIRECT hour of service for coming to learn more
- Suicide Prevention Walk
Family Fun Day - St. John Church in Prairieville (Direct) – VOLUNTEERS GREATLY NEEDED
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NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS:
- Students will not have classes on Monday, October 9. The school will be open for Teacher Inservice.
NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS:
- The school will be closed on Friday, October 27 for our Fall Holiday.
REPORT CARDS/PlusPortals: The first nine weeks ends on Tuesday, October 3. Report cards will be posted on PlusPortals on Friday, October 6. If you have any questions or concerns about your child’s performance, please contact your child’s teacher.
COFFEE WITH THE FRESHMAN COUNSELOR: Freshman parents/guardians are invited to attend Coffee with the Counselor on Tuesday, November 7 at 7:30 AM at school OR at 12 Noon on Zoom. Freshman Counselor Mrs. Taylor Flowers will have a brief presentation about SMHS grade policies, preparing for college and career readiness, graduation requirements, Pre-ACT standardized testing that will be held in the spring semester, and more. Please keep an eye out for an email with instructions on how to RSVP in mid-October.
COFFEE WITH THE SOPHOMORE COUNSELOR: Sophomore parents/guardians are invited to attend Coffee with the Counselor on Tuesday, November 14 at 7:30 AM at school OR at 12 Noon on Zoom. Sophomore Counselor Ms. Chelsea Brown will have a brief presentation about SMHS grade policies, preparing for college and career readiness, graduation requirements, Pre-ACT standardized testing that will be held in the spring semester, and more. An email with instructions on how to RSVP, will be sent in mid-October.
PRACTICE ACT OPPORTUNITY: St. Michael High School will offer a practice ACT on Sunday, November 5. All juniors as well as sophomores in Algebra II will have the option to complete a practice ACT at St. Michael High School. This test score will not be reported to ACT as an official score but will be used as a baseline score by St. Michael High School to help our students maximize their future test results. Students will receive a detailed skills analysis report and the school will receive an overall skills report. The results of this test will be used to evaluate our students’ individual needs. We encourage all juniors and sophomores in Algebra II to participate. Please use the following link to register.
- When: Sunday, November 5 from 12:30—4:00 PM
- Where: St. Michael High School
- Cost: $30.00
- Registration deadline: November 1
- Registration link: ACT Registration
PSAT/NMSQT—STANDARDIZED TESTING DAY: On Wednesday, October 18 all juniors, along with those sophomores and freshmen who registered, will sit for the PSAT/NMSQT, the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test and the preparatory version of the SAT.
- Students who are taking the test must bring their laptop/laptop chargers as the test is being delivered electronically.
- Seniors will have a college visitation day.
- All sophomores and freshmen who are not taking the test will stay home and use this day to catch up on any classwork assignments or work towards getting their service hours.
- Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors taking the test will be dismissed at 10:30 AM. Students who receive extended time will be dismissed at approximately 11:30 AM.
- Buses will be on campus at 10:30 AM. Extended time students who normally ride a bus will need to arrange alternate transportation on this day.
- There will be no lunch vendors on campus on October 18.
- There will be no after-school program on October 18.
COLLEGE VISITATION DAY: On Wednesday, October 18 seniors will not have school so that they may visit a college or university of their choice. Although each college and university establishes its own rules in regards to arranging an official campus visit, students may begin by contacting the Office of Admissions or Office of Enrollment Services for assistance in planning their campus tour. Check college or university websites for registration and news on upcoming events. We encourage each senior to take a campus tour to gain valuable information to support their college decisions.
PERMISSION FOR COLLEGE VISITS: In addition to our College Visitation Day (October 18), seniors will be granted one additional college visit with administrative approval. When a student is planning a college visit or tour day and must miss a school day, his/her parent(s)/guardian(s) must forward a written request to Dean of Students Mr. Kegan Keller at kkeller@smhsbr.org at least 5 days prior to the actual date of the visit. The Excused Absence Form may be found under Quick Links on the school website. The student should return to school the day following his/her absence with a letter of verification of attendance which will be provided by the college or university upon request. Mr. Keller will consider the requested information prior to and following the event in order to decide if an educational excused absence will be granted. Please refer to the SMHS Student/Parent Handbook for more details regarding educational absences.
COLLEGE APPLICATION MONTH: October is College Application Month. Admissions representatives from area colleges will be on the SMHS campus in the cafeteria visiting with juniors and seniors during their lunch hour. Please encourage your senior to fill out at least one college application during the month of October. Emails and/or announcements will be made alerting students of these opportunities. Seniors should monitor their email, Moodle, and the SMHS Online Calendar for dates/times of upcoming events held at St. Michael.
- Nicholls State University October 10
- University of Arkansas October 13
- Ole Miss October 19
- University of Southern Mississippi October 20
FILING THE FAFSA: The FAFSA portal opens December 1. This is the free application for federal student aid that can qualify your student for loans, grants and work study, and it is the application for the TOPS scholarship, if your student qualifies. Your previous year’s income tax return is needed to fill out the form, which must be filed by July 1, 2024:
If you wish to only fill out the application for the TOPS scholarship in the spring, you may do so on the Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance website:
LSU APPLICATION REMINDER: Applications are now being accepted for the next Fall semester at LSU. Although the priority date for full consideration for all LSU scholarship programs open to entering freshmen is December 15, seniors who are on target for meeting LSU admissions requirements should APPLY EARLY. The LSU Application for Undergraduate Admission and Scholarships also serves as the automatic application for all entering freshman scholarships. To apply, go to the LSU Undergraduate Admissions website at https://www.lsu.edu/admissions Students’ official high school transcripts, official ACT or SAT scores, and all other required information must be received by LSU prior to the December 15 deadline.
LSU HONORS COLLEGE APPLICATION INFORMATION: Freshmen entering LSU are eligible to apply to the Ogden Honors College. Students interested in seeking admission to LSU’s Ogden Honors College should begin by completing the LSU Application for Undergraduate Admission and Scholarships. Students may indicate their interest in the Ogden Honors College by simply checking the Honors College box on their LSU application. Incoming freshman applicants must first be admitted to LSU prior to their admission to the Honors College. The deadline to apply and be considered for LSU’s Ogden Honors College is December 15.
SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY APPLICATION REMINDER: Although the priority date for full consideration for all SELU scholarship programs open to entering freshmen is January 15, seniors who are on target for meeting SELU admissions requirements should APPLY EARLY. The SELU Application for Undergraduate Admission and Scholarships also serves as the automatic application for all entering freshman scholarships. To apply, go to the SELU Undergraduate Admissions website at https://www.southeastern.edu/apply/freshmen/index.html
REMAINING ACT TEST DATES FOR SENIORS TO QUALIFY FOR TOPS SCHOLARSHIP: https://act.org/
- October 28,2023
- December 9, 2023
- February 10, 2024
- April 13, 2024 – This is the last date to qualify for all 8 semesters of the TOPS scholarship.
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION: Each month Mrs. Rachel Cart sends an email to parents and students with scholarship information. The biggest scholarships are received through the universities.
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DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE NOMINATIONS: Each fall St. Michael High School asks for nominations for a distinguished graduate who will be honored by the Diocese of Baton Rouge at a special dinner in January. The nominees must be a St. Michael High School alumnus and possess a commitment to service in school, church, and community. Please click the link below to nominate a Warrior Alum for this special honor. Nominations are due by October 30.
https://www.smhsbr.org/alumni/distinguished-graduate.cfm
EARLY DISMISSAL FOR STUDENTS: St. Michael students will be dismissed at 12:00 noon on Wednesday, October 25 for preparation of our Open House beginning at 4:00 that evening. There will be NO lunch vendors and NO after school program on 12:00 dismissal days. EBR buses and the SMHS shuttle bus will run at noon.
LATE START FOR STUDENTS: On Thursday, October 26 school will begin two hours later than usual due to our Open House. Dismissal will be at the regular time. The first bell will ring at 9:10 AM. The library will be open at 6:45 AM for any students who need to be dropped off early. Any student on campus before 8:45 AM must report to the library. EBR buses will run at their regular time. The SMHS shuttle bus will run two hours later than usual in the morning.
SENIOR NIGHT: The SMHS Warrior Football Team will host Senior Night, Thursday, October 26 vs Istrouma at Olympia Stadium. Senior football, sports medicine, cheer, dance and band members will be recognized, along with their parents. Football players will be announced before the game starting at 6:40 PM. All others will be announced during half time. Parents of seniors, please know that family pictures will begin before the game at 5:30 PM. Pictures will also be taken when students are honored. All parents are encouraged to attend and be a part of Senior Night.
SENIOR NIGHT: Seniors on the SMHS Lady Warrior Volleyball Team will be honored on Senior Night, Tuesday , October 24 vs Denham Springs at 6:00 PM in the SMHS gym. All parents are encouraged to attend and be a part of Senior Night.
TRANSPORTATION: The EBR buses WILL NOT RUN on Thursday, October 12; Friday, October 13; or Monday, October 16. The SMHS shuttle bus will run its regular routes on those days.
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HOMECOMING NEWS
Important Dates
HOMECOMING BLOCK PARTY: On Wednesday, October 11 the St. Michael High School Student Council and Home & School Association will host our annual Homecoming Block Party. All students and families are invited. The event kicks off at 5:30 PM. We will have a free food option as well as a pay food option. Free pastalaya will be served. The food truck The Patty Wagon (owned by Class of 2016 Alum Arthur Messina) will be selling a small menu of burgers, fries, and deep fried hotdogs, with prices ranging from $6 - $8. Free snowballs from Kona Ice will be provided by the St. Michael Advancement Department.
There will be music and fun provided by the St. Michael clubs. Each club will have games and prizes for all to enjoy. The clubs will offer fair/festival like games for kids of all ages, so please bring the younger siblings and/or grandkids. The evening will end with a Pep Rally, the crowning of our Duke & Duchess, and an introduction of the Homecoming Court at 7:00 PM.
All events will take place in the back of campus in the grassy area between the Cafeteria and the Field House. Bring chairs and blankets for you and your family. This is a family event and all are welcome.
FOOTBALL GAME: Thursday, October 12 is the Homecoming Football Game at Olympia Stadium beginning at 7:00 PM.
- Calling all Alumni!!!! Join us before the football game for our annual Alumni Homecoming Tailgate. Click the link below to register for the fun.
- https://forms.gle/3HpGbxKiJxk2ucZNA
HOMECOMING DANCE: Saturday, October 14 is the Homecoming Dance from 8:00-11:00 PM. All students must be in by 9:00 PM, and the doors will not re-open until 10:30 PM. All students need to be picked up no later than 11:00 PM. If you have questions about the semi-formal dress guidelines, please see the handbook. All girls, on their grade level Moodle page, have a What to Wear and Not Wear picture guide.
- Guest Contract: Any student bringing a guest from another school must complete a guest contract. Guest contracts may be found on the grade level Moodle page. These forms must be returned by October 6. All students attending the dance must have an ID to enter the dance. If a guest does not have a form of identification, please contact Dean of Students Mr. Kegan Keller at kkeller@smhsbr.org.
HOMECOMING TICKETS: Homecoming tickets are on sale through October 2 at https://forms.diamondmindinc.com/smhsbr/tickets23
Tickets are $16.
HOMECOMING SPIRIT WEEK DRESS CODE-SEE FLYER BELOW: Students may wear jeans, knee length shorts and pajama bottoms if it is part of their outfit. If at any time you or your student has questions about clothing for a dress day, please stop by Mrs. Moseley’s office or send her an email at jmoseley@smhsbr.org.
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A NOTE FROM THE PRINCIPAL:
On September 29, our school community celebrated our St. Michael the Archangel Feast Day with an all-school Mass and a Eucharistic Procession. In our 40th year of serving families who desire a Catholic education for their children, we are grateful for our rich past and those who have come before us to build this school into the outstanding high school that it is today. We celebrate our present with a dedication to our Catholic roots, to academic excellence, and to our students’ personal development. Our future is bright as we continue to complete our campus with our new stadium project, always focusing on forming the young men and women entrusted to us as committed disciples of Christ.
The first nine weeks will end on Tuesday, October 3, and grades will be posted on Friday, October 6. This is the time for parents and students to pause and assess the successes and the challenges so far this school year. Students have so many resources available to them. Our dedicated teachers are available to help their students outside of class time. It may be before school, after school, at lunch, or by appointment. All the student has to do is ask. Please encourage your student to ask for help if needed. The National Honor Society Lab and the Math Lab are open during the week to help students complete assignments or understand course work. Grade level counselors are available to work with students to get them the help that they need to be successful. Attendance is an important part of working towards success. If a student is not at school, he/she is missing valuable information and experiences.
As we focus on the mental health of our students this year, parents are reminded of the special suicide prevention program, MY ASCENSION, which will take place on Wednesday, October 4, beginning at 5:30 PM in the St. Sebastian Multipurpose Building. The movie will begin at 6:00 PM with a panel discussion after. Parents are strongly encouraged to attend with their high school students. You are welcome to bring your own movie snacks or buy some at the concession stand. This program will be good information to facilitate important conversations with your teenager.
Our St. Michael Open House will be held on Wednesday, October 25, beginning at 4:00 PM. This event will give us an opportunity to let perspective students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grades and their parents know about the advantages of a St. Michael High School experience. Please encourage any junior high student who you know to register to attend our Open House so that they may see the unique opportunities that await them as Warriors. As parents of our students, we rely on your assistance in spreading the good news that is St. Michael High School.
Thank you for all that you do to support our mission to educate young people to Seek the Truth, Live the Faith, and Serve Like Christ. We count on your continued prayers.
God Bless,
Ellen B. Lee, Principal
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HOME & SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
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We had a lovely night at our Warrior Wine Down event. 100 parents socialized as the Warrior Combo Band played to set the atmosphere. Bourbon and Wine Pull, Wine and Bubbles Bar, and an appetizer table were enjoyed by all. Thank you Churchill’s, Tramontes, our wonderful committee (Heidi Diecedue, Shae McLin, Heather Edney and Suzanne Tramonte), and the alumni bartenders. We love getting to know one another and forming friendships among our parents!ou can use it to add text to your template.
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Homecoming is quickly approaching and Billy Heroman’s is offering a donation to St. Michael Home & School with every corsage or boutonniere order who indicates St. Michael at the time of checkout. See the flyer below for specific details.
CLICK TO ORDER FOR HOMECOMING
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WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY
Our Family Focus Committee has started a Women’s Bible Study. The group meets twice a month on Thursdays. The first meeting is at school and the second is off-site for a more social atmosphere to have fellowship and share the weekly readings. It is never too late to start with the group. Books are available on Amazon or printed readings will be available at the meeting. Please join us. For October the meeting at school will be October 17 and the off-site Halloween themed gathering will be October 27.
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Attention Warrior Parents! Our Fall Membership Meeting will be held on Sunday, October 8 at 6:00 PM in the Film Room located inside of the St. Michael Field House. This is a great opportunity to meet other parents, discuss ideas, share what’s going on with your student’s sport, and hear what we have been up to. All are welcome; however, if you are a Warrior Club Member you will have the opportunity to earn $100 for your athletic or spirit team simply by attending the meeting.
Attention Warrior Club Members! If you joined by August 18 and did not pick up your membership packet at Back to School Night, you or your student may pick it up in the front office. If you joined after that date, you will receive an email notification when your membership packet is available for pick up. You will also receive instructions for purchasing Warrior Club Athletic Event Passes as a password is required. Please know that once you purchase your passes, APPROVAL MUST BE GRANTED BY the WARRIOR CLUB before your passes are accessible.
Need Warrior Gear? The Warrior Club has been busy promoting spirit gear. We have recently added new products to our store. We have held 2 lunch sales and sold from the trailer at the first home football game. We will open the store again on Friday, October 6 for lunch sales and we will sell merchandise at the Homecoming Game on October 12 and at Open House on October 25. You are invited to shop at any of our events and you can always shop online at www.smhswarriorclub.com. Please consider volunteering to help at one of these events: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080A4CAFA72BA4FE3-warrior13
We would like to give a big Warrior thank you to Mr. Mike Gulledge for getting the Warrior Club Trailer Game Day Ready! He donated and installed an A/C unit, secured shelving, and gave us several improvements to make our trailer more functional for sales.
Our Fall sports are already approaching the halfway point. We have shown them a tremendous amount of support and they have given us some outstanding performances. Let’s keep it up Warriors!
St. Michael the Archangel, Defend Us in Battle
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ADVANCEMENT NEWS & IMPORTANT EVENTS
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ALUMNI BASKETBALL GAMES-Pull out your old basketball shoes and sweatbands and join us on Saturday, October 28 for our annual Alumni Basketball games. Games will start at 10:00 AM (Coed)and 11:00 AM (Male Only). Note: The 10:00 AM game is a less competitive event. If your signature move is the "granny shot" this is your game. The 11:00 AM game is competitive and features alumni who can touch the rim without the use of a ladder. Choose wisely. Click the link to sign up! https://forms.gle/TMd1QrdhHLTotGu27
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34th ANNUAL WARRIOR GOLF CLASSIC-Save the Date for our 34th Annual Warrior Golf Classic. This tournament serves as the largest fundraising event for all St. Michael Athletic Programs and Clubs. With last year’s event raising over $61,000, we hope to make this year’s event the most successful one yet. Click below for information on how you can register your team and get involved with this year’s event. Golf Classic 2023 (diamondmindinc.com)
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UPCOMING EVENTS- Click the link for more information on how you can get involved and become a sponsor of one of our upcoming events. Sponsorship Opportunities - St. Michael the Archangel High School (smhsbr.org)
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Congratulations to Seniors Recognized by the College Board for outstanding PSAT Scores and Academic Achievements
National Merit Semifinalists
Blaise Fox
Andrew Rhodes
National Merit Commended Students
Gavin Landry
Alexander Vidaurre
National Merit Hispanic Recognition
Lee Balart
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Congratulations to Students Recognized
at the Fall Academic Awards Ceremony
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Woodmen of the World
American History Award
Annemarie Froeba
Robert A. Bogan Family Scholarship
Isabella Bravata
Kay Rabalais Memorial Scholarship
Victoria Provost
2nd Generation Scholarship
Sophomore, Grant Brouillette
Junior, Madalyn Dubnansky
Senior, Jackson Cummings
ACT 30+ Club Award
Hayden Bessonet
John Paul Breaux
Luke Campbell
Makenzie Clark
Mary Kathryn Covington
Arthur Donaldson
Jordan Fox
Jillian Gallinaro
Caden Hannie
Hays Marionneaux
Lucas Miller
Emily Naquin
Nikki Normand
Victoria Provost
Alexander Vidaurre
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Barefoot Pedals Foundation Scholarship
Katie Bell Klumpp
Elizabeth Brumfield
Jim Broussard
Greater Baton Rouge
State Fair Scholarship
Isabella Stevens
Carly McCord Scholarship
Matthew Beall
St. Michael Student Council
Leadership Scholarship
Mary Kathryn Covington
Plus 3 Jump Award
Claire Ashford
Nicholas Bauder
Angelina Betbeze
Josiah Bolton
Emily Breaux
Elise Cormier
Collin Cunningham
Nicholas Drez
Rylie Evans
Lemak Guedry
Anthony Hugenroth
Katherine Klumpp
Monica Levron
Alexander Neal
Julia Rispone
Catherine Sanchez
Noah Singleton
Emma Woodring
Blakely Woolbright
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NEWLY INDUCTED MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
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Nathan Beall
Angelina Betbeze
Alyssa Bombet
Evan Broussard
Madison Broussard
Luke Campbell
Connor Cornett
Rylee Curtis
Madalyn Dubnansky
Kendyl Edwards
Jillian Gallinaro
Ashlyn Gitz
Caroline Gremillion
Chloe Hall
Brock Hamilton
Riley Harshbarger
Sophia Jean
Audrey Lanoux
Emily Larzelere
Ella Lawrence
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Briar Lott
Miley Macdonald
Grace Manuel
John Martinez III
Aidan Medine
Trieu Nguyen
Nikki Normand
Katelyn O’Brien
Alexander Ocmond
Isabella Ortiz
Ashlyn Peters
Riley Sanders
Hayes Stuart
Kyla Sutton
Kaylin Taffaro
Alexander Vidaurre
Ada Waguespack
Evelyn White
Sayla Yates Fogos
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PRINCIPAL’S HONORS 2022-2023
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Sophomores:
Chloe Clement
Jordan Fox
Loduc Nguyen
Kendyl Patt
Annie Phan
Ava Rodrigue
Juniors:
Jillian Gallinaro
Chloe Hall
Grace Manuel
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Seniors:
Lee Balart
Blaise Fox
Caden Hannie
Gavin Landry
Monica Levron
Nikki Normand
Andrew Rhodes
Andrew Richard
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Sophomores:
Ashton Aucoin
Sofia Barrack
Robin Billings
Isabella Bravata
Hope Cockfield
Nathaniel Contine
Anna Dang
Ryleigh Dedon
Julien Diecedue
Jenny Do
Sophia Doming
Mason Edney
Elizabeth Fitch
Marielle Gary
Tyler Griffin
Abigail Guidry
Connor Harris
Khy Harvey
Asher Higgins
Mara Howard
Cooper Hunt
Jacob Jean
Benjamin Jones
Alex Klumpp
Brynnan Kuber
Isabella LeBlanc
Nathan Martin
Grey Maynard
Mischa Mejia
Natalie Michelli
Lily Mouton
Don Nguyen
Quynh Nhi Nguyen
Tu-Quyen Nguyen
Seth Rougeau
Jude St. Pierre
Cullen Stelly
Benjamin Szewc
Emily Thompson
Alexis Wagner
Brandon Yan
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Juniors:
Evan Broussard
Madison Broussard
Madeline Brown
Coy Bruno
Dane Bruno
Drew Bruno
William Caldwell IV
Samantha Calix
Connor Cornett
Gabrielle Distefano
Madalyn Dubnansky
Kendyl Edwards
Caroline Gremillion
Brock Hamilton
Riley Harshbarger
Sophia Jean
Audrey Lanoux
Emily Larzelere
Addison Latona
Ella Lawrence
Alyse LeBlanc
Miley Macdonald
John Martinez III
Aidan Medine
Katelyn O’Brien
Alexander Ocmond
Luke Raymond
Hailey Reyes
Riley Sanders
Hayes Stuart
Kaylin Taffaro
Brady Thornhill
Sammy Tramonte
Ada Waguespack
Evelyn White
Avery Williamson
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Seniors:
Claire Ashford
Ava Barnett
Hayden Bessonet
Angelina Betbeze
Josiah Bolton
John Paul Breaux
Henry Breeden
Elizabeth Brumfield
Luke Campbell
Makenzie Clark
Mary Kathryn Covington
Jackson Cummings
Ronald Kien Dang
Rachel Dardis
Grace Denison
Arthur Donaldson IV
Annemarie Froeba
Ashlyn Gitz
Audrey Hair
Angela Huynh
Makenzie Kidder
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Kaiden Klock
Katherine Klumpp
Hays Marionneaux
Ava McCann
Julia Miller
Lucas Miller
Emily Naquin
Trieu Nguyen
Isabella Ortiz Fandino
Baylie Patt
Nikolas Pforr
Victoria Provost
Alexandra Redden
Colleen Roberts
Stephen Sclafani
William Simpson III
Isabel Tram
Vivian Truong
Alexander Vidaurre
Sayla Yates Fogos
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