Student-Athletes Recognized at the Athletic Awards Ceremony
St. Paul’s athletes were recognized at the school’s recent athletic awards ceremony. While individual sports usually receive their own season recap assemblies, the athletic awards serve as an opportunity for all sports to have their accomplishments read out in front of the whole student body along with parents who attend. In addition to the recap […]
Next Year’s Football Team Square Off at Annual Pie Bowl
The Football Wolves held their annual Pie Bowl on May 11, where parents and fans were given a sneak peek of next year’s team. As always, the white team faced off against the blue team in a friendly scrimmage. Players and coaches are excited for next season, hoping to improve on a difficult 2018 season. […]
Students and Teachers Honored at Academic Awards Ceremony
(COVINGTON, La.) — There are many students at St. Paul’s that go above and beyond the average in their high school careers. These students are recognized at an annual event at St. Paul’s- the Academic Awards Ceremony. At this ceremony, the valedictorians and salutatorians were announced for the year. The valedictorians for the 2108-19 […]
Mark Johnson, St. Paul’s Alumnus, Elected to Mayor of Covington
(COVINGTON, La.) — Mark Johnson became the new Covington mayor on Saturday, March, 30th, succeeding Mayor Mike Cooper. Johnson graduated from SPS in 1976 and his four sons all attended St. Paul’s. Johnson has a long history with the school. “As a boy, I used to fish in the pond. When I got a little […]
St. Paul’s School State Literary Rally Results
St. Paul’s had eight winners at the April State Literary Rally held at LSU. The State Literary Rally is an academic competition in which the top high school students in a given subject from each district in Louisiana take a standardized test. Each testing room divides students up into three to four different sections, with […]
Anne Levy’s Story and How Education Fights Anti-Semitism
(COVINGTON, La.) — The Holocaust is one of the most devastating genocides in history with six million Jewish men, women, and children murdered at the hands of the Nazis. The Holocaust is the result of anti-Semitic rhetoric centered around the political ideology of national socialism, an offshoot of fascism. Ideas of white supremacy and strong […]
Wolf Pack Dominates Competition at Mu Alpha Theta Convention
(BATON ROUGE, La.) — Students in the SPS branch of Mu Alpha Theta recently competed in the Mu Alpha Theta convention held in Bator Rouge to compete against other schools and test their knowledge. The competition began Thursday evening with a round of “games” that were actually math challenges in disguise. On Friday, in […]
St. Paul’s Students Certified to Save
(COVINGTON, La.)– St. Paul’s students and faculty recently participated in a CPR and Stop the Bleed course. Students practiced applying tourniquets, stuffing and dressing wounds, and administering CPR on dummies. “The firefighters instructed us to perform CPR to the temp of “Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees,” said Junior Benjamin Davidson. A number of schools […]
SPS Juniors Shine at National History Day
(NEW ORLEANS, La.) — Honors U.S. History students participated in the National History Day competition this school year. In October, students commenced an epic journey through U.S. history for the National History Day competition, an international competition that opened with a regional contest at the National World War II Museum in March. This year’s competition […]
