ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL
FEBRUARY 2017 NEWSLETTER
Formed in Catholic tradition, the mission of St. Michael High School is to foster the
spiritual, intellectual, and personal development of young people as committed disciples of Christ.
17521 Monitor Avenue Baton Rouge, LA 70817
P.O. Box 86110 Baton Rouge, LA 70879-6110
Phone: (225) 753-9782
Fax:
(225) 753-0605
SPIRITUAL LIFE
INTELLECTUAL
ALL SCHOOL MASS: Our Catholic Schools Week Mass will be
COURSE SELECTION FOR 2017-2018: On February 6 and 7 coun-
celebrated on Thursday, February 2 at 8:50 a.m. Students are to wear
their dress uniform. Parents are welcome to attend and share in the celebration of the gift of Catholic Education.
CIRCLES OF CARE CURRICULUM : Each year, as directed by
the Diocese, we include “Circles of Care” curriculum on bullying and
child protection in our theology classes. The Circles of Care lessons will
be taught during Catholic Schools Week. Each grade level’s curriculum
focuses on a different area of child protection from internet safety to appropriate boundaries in dating relationships. This curriculum complements the chastity formation taught all four years and the “Theology of
the Body” curriculum taught during the 4th quarter of the junior year.
The diobrocyp.org website contains all the lessons taught in the Circles of
Care curriculum. Every student received an opt-out form for parents who
did not want their child to participate in the “Circles of Care” curriculum.
If you have questions about any part of our theology curriculum, please
contact Mrs. Robin Haile at [email protected]
DIOCESAN YOUTH CONFERENCE: The Diocesan Youth Conference, on Saturday, February 18 at the Catholic Life is such an awesome
day for youth from around the diocese to come together and celebrate
faith! There will be amazing skits and music all day. There will be workshops to go to which will include "Stump the Seminarians" where you can
ask them questions about the faith. Cooper Ray will be providing the music! At the end of the day, teens will attend mass, adoration, and confession. Several St. Michael students are helping to plan this event as members of the Diocesan Youth Board.
selors will visit classes to discuss course selection for the 2017-2018 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 cur r ent students must r egister for
classes electronically using their activated PlusPortals student account. Course
registration will open on the afternoon of Monday, February 6 and remain open
through Friday, February 10.
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 Friday, February 10. No course
schedule changes will be considered until April 29 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 2017-2018 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 24. All schedule change fees will be waived during this
period. After May 24, all written requests for schedule changes must be accompanied by a check for $25.00 made out 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 2017-2018 school year.
FRESHMAN PARENT MEETING: On Thursday, February 2, an infor-
MARCH FOR LIFE: We are eternally grateful for all those who
prayed for and financially supported the March for Life pilgrimage to
Washington, D.C. Over 100 students, faculty and parents from St. Michael participated in this life-changing trip. We are thankful for all your
support!
mational meeting will be held in the SMHS cafeteria at 6:30 p.m. All 9th grade
parents are invited to attend. During this meeting, parents will learn about
SMHS graduation requirements and TOPS requirements for the Class of 2020.
Information about upcoming scheduling for the 2017-2018 school year will be
presented as well. Please contact Lindsay Carlino, Freshman Counselor at [email protected] with any questions.
MP3: On Saturday, February 11, from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., St. Mi-
GRADES: Grades are updated each week on PlusPortals. Please talk to your
chael will host it’s third MP3 of the year at St. Michael. High school students from across the diocese are invited to attend as we dive into the gift
of life and what it means to be human. There will be pizza, music, inflatables, great speakers, adoration and confession. The cost to attend is $10.
See Mrs. Froeba in Campus Ministry to register or if you have any questions.
RECONCILIATION: Bishop Muench along with several priests from
around the diocese will be on campus to offer the sacrament of reconciliation. Students will attend on Thursday, February 16 during 5th -8th hour
religion classes and Friday, February 17, during 1st-4th hour religion
classes.
student about his/her progress in all classes during this third nine-weeks. This
nine weeks’ grading period ends on March 15. If you have any questions or
concerns about a particular class, please contact the teacher immediately.
LATE START FOR STUDENTS: On Tuesday, February 14 school will
begin two hours later than usual due to Faculty In-Service. Dismissal will be at
the regular time. The first bell will ring at 9:10 a.m. The library will be open at
6:50 a.m. for any students that have to be dropped off early. East Baton Rouge
buses will run at their regular time. St. Michael shuttle buses will run two
hours later than usual in the morning.
MARDI GRAS HOLIDAYS: St. Michael High School will be closed
Monday, February 27 thru Friday, March 3 for Mardi Gras holidays. The
school office will be open March 1-3 from 7:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and the Help
Desk will be open Wednesday, March 1 from 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.. Students
will return to school on Monday, March 6.
COLLEGE GOAL SUNDAY: College Goal Sunday is an opportuni-
ty to receive FREE professional FAFSA completion assistance and is sponsored by the Louisiana Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (LASFAA) and the Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance
(LOSFA). This initiative provides invaluable assistance to both traditional
and nontraditional students and their parents in understanding the financial
aid application process and will provide line-by-line assistance with completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA. Free oneon-one assistance from financial aid professionals will be available at sites
statewide. College Goal Sunday is open to all college-bound students and
take place Sunday, February 12, 2017, 1:30 p.m.-4:00 p.m., at various locations. Please visit www.osfa.la.gov/collegegoalsunday for more information and to register for this event. The FAFSA is the ONLY application
for TOPS.
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: Parents, in order for your
senior to receive a possible TOPS scholarship, please assist your child in
completing the FAFSA, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid and
the only application for TOPS. Visit www.fafsa.ed.gov to begin. The
deadline for TOPS eligibility is July 1. Visit www.osfa.la.gov for TOPS
eligibility criteria.
REQUESTS FOR COLLEGE ACCEPTANCE LETTERS: In
order to assist in college preparation and planning, it is critical that seniors
and their parents provide Mrs. Boudreaux, 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
[email protected] or by fax or in per son. 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 or students share this information with us.
SPRING TESTING & ORIENTATION AT LSU: The 2017 LSU
Spring Invitational Program will be held March 29-31, 2017. The LSU
Spring Invitational provides testing sessions to earn college credit, orientation programs, priority scheduling, academic advising, and social activities
for entering freshmen. LSU will email invitations to eligible students during the last week of January to participate in this prestigious program. The
deadline for registration is March 21, 2017. All par ticipants must be
admitted to LSU before attending the program For further information on
this program ad a list of full requirements, visit www.lsu.edu/orientation
then click Freshmen>Spring Invitational
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
CHEER, DANCE, FLAG: There will be a meeting on Thursday,
March 9 for anyone interested in trying out for the cheer, dance, or flag
teams. The meeting will begin at 6:00 p.m. in the gym. Important information will be given out concerning tryout dates and requirements for the
tryout process. This meeting is for current St. Michael students and incoming freshmen. It is important that at least one parent be in attendance. Please email the appropriate moderator of each team for more information.
(Cheer)-Haleigh Sharp—[email protected]
(Dance)-Caitlin Bueche - [email protected]
(Flag)-Patty Fell - [email protected]
CLUB PICTURES: Club pictures will be taken on Wednesday, February
22. All those taking pictures that day must wear dress uniform.
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH HONOR BAND: Congratulations
to our Warrior Band Members who earned spots in the East Baton Rouge
Parish All-Parish Honor Band. This year we had an unprecedented number of
students audition and earn spots in the band, which highlights the best musical
talent in the parish. Earning positions in the symphonic band were Camille
Dupre (clarinet), Amber Chavez (bass clarinet), Eva Lee (horn), and Mary
Vanhaverbeke (horn). Members who earned spots in the All-Parish concert
band include Brianna Alumbaugh (trumpet) Allison Kimbrough (bass clarinet), Leah Bourg (flute), and Katherine Ledet (clarinet), St Michael Jazz
Ensemble members Nathan Zeringue (trombone), Dane Harter (bass), Blair
Stewart (baritone saxophone), Trey Parker (alto saxophone), and Jake Barriors (trumpet) earned spots in the All-Parish Jazz band. Students who earned
spots in the District IV bands are Eva Lee (horn), Camille Dupre (clarinet),
and Sarah Banker (flute).
LIBRARY NEWS: Be sure to 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, The “C” Students Guide to
Getting Scholarships, 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 Nook,
Kindle, computer, tablet, and smart phone. Email Mrs. Donaldson in the library if you have any questions. [email protected]
RED RIBBON WEEK: During the week of February 20-24, the SADD
Club will be sponsoring Red Ribbon Week on campus. This week will feature activities to raise students’ awareness on issues of impaired & distracted
driving and alcohol & drug abuse. In addition to school-wide daily morning
prayers encouraging good decision making, below is a list of activities that
will be taking place that week:
Monday, February 20th – Students will pledge to be “hands off the phone”
by putting their hand print on a banner during lunch.
Tuesday, February 21st – Students will support “sock it to drugs” by wearing crazy socks.
Wednesday, February 22nd – Students will “team up against tobacco” by
wearing their favorite sports team jersey.
Thursday, February 23rd – Trooper Talley from Louisiana State Police will
be visiting students at all lunches doing an impaired driving simulation.
Friday, February 24th - Select students will wear shirts indicating the number of people who are lost each day due to impaired driving.
TUXEDO PROGRAM: Tuxedos to Geaux, offers a tuxedo program that
saves parents time and money. Their team will come to our school on Tuesday, March 7, during all of the lunch periods to take measurements of anyone
that is interested in purchasing a tuxedo. They then take the measurements
back to their headquarters and have the alterations completed. They will personally return the tuxedo back to school within approximately a week. No
payment is required at the time the order is placed; payment is required to
Tuxedos to Geaux upon delivery by credit card, debit card, check or cash. The
extra special feature is that the company provides free alterations for as long
as you own it. Each year, they will come back and refit your previously purchased tuxedos and make any necessary adjustments that you may require.
Mr. Mel goes to LSU, ULL and SLU to fit many fraternities, so you can always meet with him there if you are graduating senior. Anyone, who purchased a tuxedo last year and needs their tux altered, please bring it with you
on the date above.
Package 1: ($159 plus tax) Includes new tuxedo coat and pant, for mal
shirt, cummerbund and bow tie or Package 2: ($169 plus tax) same with no
cummerbund but with vest. Same price for past several years. Most important
is Free Lifetime Alterations.
If you have any questions, you can contact Mr. Mel Grodsky, owner of Tuxedos to Geaux, at (504) 338-2426.
WINTER FORMAL: The winter formal has been cancelled.
FYI—For Your Information:
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK: We ar e planning several events to celebrate Catholic Schools Week January 30-through February 3.
Students and faculty generously donated money to purchase linens for the Diocesan Drive for Catholic Charities. On Tuesday, the Dominican Sisters will visit St. Michael. On Wednesday, February 1, a group of SMHS students and teachers will represent our school at the Diocesan Mass at
Sacred Heart Church. We will celebrate our Catholic Schools Mass on Thursday at 8:50 a.m. The week will conclude with students and faculty having a spirit dress day and cake served during all lunches on Friday. Congratulations to the following faculty for their years of service to Catholic
schools: Mary Ehrensing-30 years; Patricia Fell-30 years; Neil Borel-25 years; Dr. Anna Bourgeois-15 years; Rhonda Gaunt-15 years; Craig
Saylor-15 years; Leah Bergeron-10 years; Johnny Bernhard-10 years; Terry O’Mara-10 years; and Meredith Rhodes-10 years of service.
sLOCAL: St. Michael the Archangel High School is asking for your support through a new educational initiative call sLocal. sLocal is an app that
supports local education, serves local businesses, and generates a tremendous saving for the user. We are encouraging you to purchase the sLocal
app at www.getslocalapp.com and to use the promo code SMHSBR when checking out. By using this promo code, you will save $3.00 on your
annual subscription, and St. Michael High School will receive $12.50 of your purchase ($30.00). Click here to support St. Michael High School and
our Baton Rouge community www.getslocalapp.com sLocal hosts over 150 local businesses including the following: Capital City Grill, Burgersmith, Red Stick Sports, Hi Nabor Supermarket, and many more.
TUITION & REGISTRATION INFORMATION will be mailed out to all families on Friday, February 10. Please watch for this information and contact the school office should you not receive this special mailing in a timely manner.
Re-registration forms for current students will be conducted online again this year. Parents who are indicated as the “primary” contact for each
student will receive an email by Monday, February 13, with instructions and a link to complete the registration process. The online registration
forms should be completed and the non-refundable registration fee of $400 for returning students must be received by March 17, 2017 in order to
avoid late fees. Call the office should you have any questions.
God bless,
Ellen B. Lee, Principal
SEEKING NOMINATIONS
THE ALUMNI OF THE YEAR AWARD is given every year to an alumnus of St. Michael High School who has been graduated five or
more years. The alumnus should be someone who has an established career. It should be evident that this person holds a sense of pride for the
school and has actively given back to the school and their own community. This individual should participate in school related events, fundraisers,
and/or school organizations. To submit a nomination, please email the Advancement office at [email protected]
THE SWORD AWARD FOR ADULTS is the highest award bestowed each year by St. Michael High School. To be nominated a person
must demonstrate excellence through his/her Christian values and the spirit of good will through his/her actions on behalf of St. Michael High
School and its mission. The nominee must be a role model of faith for students to emulate and must demonstrate service to Church and community.
If you are interested in nominating someone for either of these prestigious awards, please complete the appropriate nomination form that is available
on our website under “Current News” and submit all information to the Advancement Department. The Advancement Department, along with the
school administration, coordinates the process for selection of both awards. To submit a nomination, please email the Advancement Office at
[email protected]
THE MOTHER SETON AWARD is pr esented annually to honor one individual with the Home and School community who emulates the
qualities and service of Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton for whom the award is named.
The guidelines for this nomination are as follows:
be a current member of Home and School association. (SMHS parents/guardians are members)
be a parent, grandparent or guardian
be recognized as a volunteer, not an employee of the school
Qualifications of the individual must include:
At least three years of involvement within the local Home and School organization
Dependable, hard working, self-sacrificing, attuned to the needs of the children and the school
Enthusiastic, generous, supportive of the educators and the administration
Concerned and ready to go the extra mile for Catholic education
A model of living Gospel values
Please submit your nomination and their qualifications to SMHS Home and School.
You may send to school via fax 753-0605, or email [email protected]
Deadline: Tuesday, February 13.
Capital Campaign
Thank you to the following NEW contributors as of January 1, 2017.
Mrs. Cynthia Duenckel
Dr. Sean Smith, DDS
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Gordon
Mr. Terry Arceneaux
Mrs. Anita Kennedy
Mr. Zach Leger
Mrs. Cindy Collier
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Rodrigue
Mr. & Mrs. John Carmena
Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Foil
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Patton
Anonymous (4)
Mrs. Margaret Cousineau
Mrs. Peggy Hannaman
Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Nizzo
Mrs. Sidney Shatford
Mr. & Mrs. Glen Carter
We are just under $1 million away from completing this campaign. If you have not made your commitment to the Capital
Campaign, please make it a priority to support this vital campaign. Together, with your support, the St. Michael family can
advance and sustain our commitment to quality, Catholic education in Baton Rouge.
The only gift that is too small is the one that is not made at all. Give today at: https://www.osvonlinegiving.com/1587 or fill
out the attached commitment form.
Warrior Fund for Excellence
To date we have received just over $28,000 dollars in contributions to the Warrior Fund for Excellence. This annual campaign is separate from the capital campaign and seeks to raise funds to purchase technology enhancements, fund scholarship programs, grow and develop the St. Michael foundation, and address other needs. Our goal is 100% participation
among all giving groups: parents, grandparents, alumni, and friends. All gifts are appreciated.
Why Should I Give?
Tuition payments and related fees provide approximately 81% of the schools operating budget. The Warrior Fund for Excellence provides a significant source of revenue that helps bridge the gap between tuition income and the full cost of a St.
Michael education, including funding needed for need based and merit scholarships. The experience of learning at St. Michael High School is an intense and rewarding one. While St. Michael carefully stewards its resources, the cost of this
experience cannot be sustained by tuition alone. In the absence of a substantial endowment, your support for the Warrior
Fund for Excellence – Annual Fund plays a critical role in meeting the annual financial needs of the school and its programs.
Make Your Gift Today!!
Visit http://www.smhsbr.org/giving/ to make your donation to the Warrior Fund for Excellence. Our goal is 100% participation among all giving groups. All gifts are important no matter the size.
Thank You to Our Warrior Fund for Excellence—Annual Fund Donors
Below is a list of contributors as of February 1, 2017.
Paul and Lisa Adolph
Jerry and Gloria Curtis
Jay and Jill Noel
Dr. Barrett Aldredge
Dwayne and Eliska Davis
John Nunzir
Helen Ambeau
Elizabeth Foil Deselms
Richard O'Brien
Wade and Tamara Angel
Dr. David & Dr. Donna Fargason
Cedric and Kim Patton
Angela Angelloz
Branden Frey
Jane Pizzolato
Erin and Andrew Baer
Walter and Jane Golden
Jerry and Juanita Remont
Celeste Baker
Alex Granier
Kenneth and Rosanne Roberts
Blake Baker
Paul and Melissa Guarisco
Wendy Gilmore Ross
Ron and Heather Banker
Randy and Simone Hamilton
Randy and Tracey Sanchez
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Barbre
Don and Deborah Harris
Tim and Karen Seiler
Julie Bennett
Eric and Debbie Held
Mr. and Mrs. Erik Smith
Charles Bernhard
Ronnie and Happi Hoffer
Joseph Smith
Wendy and Craig Berteau
A.T. and Linda Housewright
Kevin and Holly Steed
Mark and Cindy Beuerle
Sue Irons
Lorenso & Dora Telleria
Marlene Biehler
Joey Jarreau
Leslie and Rene' Theriot
Mercedes Bihm
Hugh and Martha Johnson
Dr. Jill Jenkins Tiersch
Robert Bogan
Jay and Tammy Joseph
Brad Tuminello
Jewel Boyd
Junius and Jeanette Joseph
Danny and Shelley Turner
Rickie Callegan
Steve and Jamie Paddie
Joyce Ullo
Jervis and Theresa Campesi
Kathy Leggio
Dwain and Amy Varisco
Danny and Terrie Cavalier
Jason and Katey McCann
Michael and Natka Varisco
Henry and Jan Chiles
Lorita McNiece
Rick Weimer
Dr. Beau and Vanessa Clark
Troy and Julie Miller
Julie White
Regina Cook
Richard & Payton Mincey
Bill and Missy Woodard
Francis and Sally Crifasi
Bret and Courtney Moore
Neal and Michele Zeber
Dear Mrs. Lee,
I/we wish to continue the St. Michael legacy of quality Catholic education by supporting the Advancement
vision for the school. I/we hereby pledge to the Capital Campaign: To offer time, talent and treasure over the
next three years as good stewards of His wonderful gift to this community.
Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Address __________________________________________________________________________________________
City___________________________________ State _____________________________ Zip ____________________
Telephone___________________________________ E-mail
_______________________________________________
Gifts of Prayer, Time and Talent
___________ Daily prayer for the realization of the St. Michael High School Master Plan
___________ Campaign Leadership
___________ Guest or host a home or school reception
___________ Ambassador for the project
___________ Other: ________________________________________________________________________________
Gifts of Treasure
Pledge total over a three-year OR five-year period $ _________________________ Enclosed _________________
Please indicate pledge period: _____Three Years _____ Five Years _____ Other: ____________________________
Divided payments into: Monthly ______ Quarterly _____ Semi-annual _______ Annual _____ Other ________
Anticipated amount of each payment: $ ______________________________________________________________
Please accept the first payment toward my Campaign gift on (date) ______________________________________
My company has a matching gift program:
Yes____
No____
I will investigate and let you know_____
I would like to set up payment of my pledge through using appreciated stock. Please call me at : (Best Phone
Number):___________________________________________________________________________________
I would like to donate materials or services to be used for the project(s). Please call me at (daytime phone number): _________________________________________________________________________________________
___________ Please send me information about memorials or naming opportunities.
___________ Please do not publish my name in recognition materials. I/we prefer to remain anonymous.
Signature _______________________________________________________ Date ____________________________
Please make checks payable to: St. Michael High School Capital Campaign)
P.O. Box 86110 Baton Rouge, LA 70879
The Auction is scheduled for March 25, 2017. We just launched our new & exciting theme for the auction and need your help! This event is one of the major fundraisers for St. Michael and requires a total
team effort. The planning starts early, so sign up today!
SIGN UP TODAY TO VOLUNTEER AND/OR SERVE ON ONE OF THE AUCTION COMMITTEES:
Event Ticket Sales · Auction Procurement & Donations · Food & Liquor ·Entertainment · Setup & Cleanup · Grade Level Chairs
http://www.signupgenius.com/tabs/23676DB00A5CAE4C71-smhs
Please join us in making the 2017 event the biggest and best yet! If you are interested in becoming a
chairperson or a volunteer for one of the committees, please contact Kristy Larson via email
[email protected] or call (219) 508-8932
PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS TODAY AT: https://www.qtego.net/qlink/purchase/?id=n
Tickets: $50-Parent/$40-Alumni (includes food, drinks and entertainment)
Time: 7:00-11:30 p.m.
Location: St. Michael High School Gymnasium
Music by: Rewind
Principal’s Honors—All A’s (4.0) unweighted GPA for the Second Nine Weeks
9th grade:
10th grade:
11th grade:
12th grade:
Elizabeth Angel
Gabrielle Austin
Audrey Aitken
James Albano
Charles Dowling III
Claire Cazedessus
Molly Armstrong
Paige Bourg
Andrew Le
Anna Crifasi
Elizabeth Bowie
Callegan Gant
Douglas Ngo
Bethany Flauss
Rachel Connors
Olivia Hamilton
Dylan Ngo
Danielle Gonzalez
Connor Davis
Ashley Hassenboehler
Henry Perrien
Kaitlyn Landry
Rachel Hayes
Alexander Landry
Susan Ragusa
Sarah Martin
Lukas Kim
Cindy Ngo
Thomas Smith
Maryn Matthews
Alec LaCour
Camille Palmer
Camille Toups
Brenden Larson
Michael Snow
Alexander Maciasz
Rachel Morley
Tammy Ngo
Fatima Nguyen
Patrick Nguyen
Grace Nizzo
Anna Otterstetter
Trey Parker
Reese Robinson
Elizabeth Seiler
Nathan Zeringue
First Honors—3.5-3.99 unweighted GPA for the Second Nine Weeks
9th grade:
10th grade:
11th grade:
11th grade:
Mitchell Bellan
Peyton Anderson
Trevor Beard
Braedon Miller
Harper Blakey
Jeffrey Brignac
Breanna Berteau
Cassie Miller
Caitlin Brumfield
Brandon Bull
London Boudreau
Claire Miller
Jacob Coleman
Catherine Cazedessus
Paulina Bourgeois
Emily Passman
Rachel Guarisco
William Clark III
Sarah Bowman
Jonathan Perrien
Charles Haynes
Jake Cobb
Madison Bridges
Joel Pinell
Thomas Hoang
Ryan Collins
Maria Broussard
Nicola Pocorello
Kaitlyn LaCava
Kinsey Davis
Lauryn Buuck
Kristen Rabalais
Anna Ledet
Kathryn Ensminger
Kathleen Cane
Allison Rodrigue
Jacob McCann
Donovan Gegg
Jacqueline Crouch
Trent Schiller
Kobe Nguyen
Kinley Hagmann
Virginia Dietrich
Emily Seeds
Ariana Patton
Hannah Hoffer
Mary Dowling
Brittany Segalla
Kaleb Perkins
Caroline Johnson
Danielle Dugas
Jessica Segalla
Mark Thomas Jr
Luke LaFleur
Thomas Gaspard
Kade Stuart
Ruth Vanhaverbeke
Leigh LeBlanc
Adam Giarrusso
Maria Telleria
Jena Vavasseur
Adriene Louviere
Whitney Hamilton
Jessica Tuminello
Emily Martin
Dane Harter
Lizel Varnado
Nicholas Matherne
Laura Haywood
Morgan Venable
Lauren McKinney
Hailey Hebert
Dylan Vo
Skylar McLaughlin
Alec Hodges
Jeanne Wood
Hannah Metz
Ryan Kottemann
Jenny Nguyen
Hailey LeBlanc
Jared Romero
Nikolai Leday
Beau Saucier
Elizabeth Ledet
Kennedy Seelbach
Eva Lee
Christopher Sehring
Cristobal Lemus
Aleksander Spring
Stephen Lofton
Marc Tullier
Rachel Malmberg
Emilie Vidrine
Taylor Viscardis
Hannah Vu
Judy Vu
Samuel Woodard
First Honors—3.5-3.99 unweighted GPA for the Second Nine Weeks
12th grade:
12th grade:
Seth Adolph
Jessica Igiede
Hannah Avault
Marissa Lally
Katelyn Banker
William Ledet
Karlyn Bankston
Meagan Luquette
Audrey Barrilleaux
Alyssa McCarron
Brian Bourg
Rachel Pendleton
Halie Braud
Grover Perkins
Megan Broussard
Ngoc Pham
Spencer Buvens
Colin Rabalais
Jacob Carughi
Bryan Reed
Claire Clifton
Claire Reinking
Kaitlyn Doyle
Joseph Santoro
Karley Doyle
Caroline Saucier
Marci Dupre
Madelyn Sigler
Elena Eddington
Blair Stewart
Lauren Ellis
Scott Terrell
Samantha Ferrara
David Thomas
Taylor Fields
Nolan Tiersch
Aime Fleury
Christopher Tullier
Cameron Foil
Dwain Varisco Jr
Alexandra Freeman
Joshua Welch
Charrissa Gibson
Savannah Wininger
Abby Gordon
Justin Green
Madison Guidry
Evan Hodges
Second Honors-3.0-3.49 unweighted GPA for the Second Nine Weeks
9th grade:
9th grade:
9th grade:
Connor Badeaux
Joseph Girod
Amanda McGee
Caleb Boudreaux
Patrick Hamilton
Andy Nguyen
Nicholas Breaux
Dylan Hart
Vincent Nguyen
Mallory Brignac
Allie Held
Chandler Payne
Randi Brooks
Jonathon Hoskins
Emma Phillips
Abigail Button
Ann Ivy
Emma Quebedeaux
Elaine Casselberry
Lindyn Landry
Daniel Robin
Carlette Dunn
Hanna LeBlanc
Cameron Sepeda
Brianna Fassbender
Dylan Lee
Ethan Smith
Alexandria Ferguson
Timothy Levron
Alex Theriot
Kayla Ford
Gabriella Maggio
Elizabeth Varisco
Samantha McClendon
Luke Wilson
10th grade:
10th grade:
Presley Beaugh
Madison Comeaux
Emily Bergeron
Chandler Courreges
Manning Bergeron
Ellen Fargason
Emma Blanchard
Wilson Fields
Leah Bourg
Anthony Fleury
Alyse Bourgeois
Andrew Hackney
Madeline Breaux
Edward Hage
Caroline Brown
Landon Hebert
Alayna Bush
Ian Hitchner
Ellysa Butterfield
Avery Landry
Paige Cassano
Sara Lavastida
Drake Cazedessus
Abigail LeBlanc
Whitley Clark
Rachel Lemoine
10th grade:
Alyse Mahler
Luis Morales
Ashlon Morris
Alexis Mouton
Brandon Neames
Anna Neupert
Jaren Reimonenq
Madison Spinosa
Victoria St. Romain
Alyssa Stevison
Caleb Stewart
Julia Titus
Hayden Toney
Elizabeth Trahan
Gina Ward
Second Honors-3.0-3.49 unweighted GPA for the Second Nine Weeks
11 grade:
11th grade:
11th grade:
Ryan Achee
Caroline Hebert
Amanda Pirello
Brianna Alumbaugh
Kevin Heltz Jr
Lilith Riddick
Molly Anding
Kristin Joseph
Justin Rivere
Alexis Arceneaux
Kandace Kyler
Kevin Roca
Ashton Begue
Andrew Little
Brock Sanders
Jansen Bourgeois
Christopher Lott
Sydney Scott
Joseph Cazedessus Jr
Ana Martinez
Kyle Segalla
Brandi Crain
John Mascagni
Molly Smith
Kayla Darsam
Hunter McCann
Madison Szekely
Morgan Dicharry
Cole McCullough
Carly Taylor
Emily Drez
Sarah McGee
Emily Titus
Sadie Edmonston
Holly Nguyen
Brittany Tran
Katelyn Eusey
Tuan Nguyen
Timmy Truong
Jaslyn Evans
Daniel Otillio
Tina Vu
Shore Fleury
Cade Paddie
David Weimer
Kyle Fontenot
Matthew Pham
Madison Zeber
12th grade:
12th grade:
12th grade:
12th grade:
Andy A
Tyler Emick
Jacob Martin
Treylan Sibley
John Albano
Bridget Gaudin
Amber Martinez
Michael Simpson
Nicole Alexander
Mason Gremillion
Lundyn Melancon
Austin Smith
Camryn Archer
William Hartmann
Cayde Miller
Audrey Taylor
Madelyn Bahlinger
Aimee Hebert
Whitley Moore
Lindsey Thompson
Sarah Banker
Grant Hebert
An Ngo
Mindy Tran
Evan Becnel
Luke Hebert
Kevin Nguyen
Abigail Trepovicht
Brian Bordelon Jr
Tyler Held
Jana Noel
Harrison Tuminello
Jace Brown
Cameron Hidalgo
Graham Ohmstede
Mary Vanhaverbeke
Kirstin Bueche
Andre' Husers
Evan Ragusa
C Vanichchagorn-Howell
Cole Campo
Elaine Huynh
Jacob Reinholtz
Lydia Varisco
Taylor Daniels
Amanda Johnson
Kade Robillard
Trent Varnado
Patrick Dawson
Baylee Knox
Mitchell Roe
Reide Wallace
Vanessa Dinh
Olivia LeBlanc
Ross Scelfo
Cameron White
Alex Duenckel
Ethan Loewe
Richard Schiro
Sondra Williams
Rachel Wilson