St. Paul’s annual celebration of Grandparents Day was held on Friday, October 14. The celebration is meant to bring families together and share the tradition and values of St. Paul’s School. Hundreds of students gathered in the Briggs Assembly Center with their grandparents following an early school dismissal. School President Bro. Ray Bulliard, FSC provided […]
(COVINGTON, La.) — Franklin County Coroner Dr. Anahi Ortiz announced that a whopping 10 overdose deaths were reported in 26 hours in the Ohio county in late September. Ortiz stated that this was an “abnormally high number,” for one county in the short period of time. It was reported that most of these deaths were […]
(COVINGTON, La.) — The table below represents three characteristics of all accessible school water fountains ranked one to five based on stream, temperature, and taste. The fountain with the highest total score is to be considered the most desirable watering hole at St. Paul’s. 3. Benilde (second floor), 13 points– Coming in at third place […]
(COVINGTON, La.) — By day, Gina Hall is a St. Paul’s eighth and ninth grade guidance counselor. Away from school, though, she spends her time working for the company Apple. Hall recently earned the designation of “certified specialist,” for the multinational technology company. Specialists have many roles in Apple stores, including assisting customers and showing […]
(MANDEVILLE, La.)– The St. Paul’s Aqua Wolves walked out of the Second Annual St. Paul’s Invitational Swim Meet victorious, having won their third meet of the season. The swim team took first place with a dominant 182 points, defeating the combined score of second place Fontainebleau and third place Lakeshore High. The Wolves showed their […]
(COVINGTON, La.) — St. Paul’s students showed school spirit in the days leading up to homecoming by taking advantage of official dress days. “The most fun days are definitely Hawaiian Day, Cowboy Day, and Twin Day,” said junior Christian Kramer.
(NEW ORLEANS) — The Saints are coming off of a 12-10 defensive showdown against the Cowboys, an impressive feat without star quarterback Drew Brees. Or is it? The defense has stepped up since Brees’ absence to fill the hole in the team. The defense and special teams had two touchdowns in the Seattle matchup, and […]
(COVINGTON, La.) — In the fall of 1994, Lindsay Coutrado was crowned homecoming queen. This year her daughter, senior Brooke VanAs, will be crowned queen just like her mother. Expectations have been high for Brooke for a long time. “Ever since I was little people always asked me, ‘hey, don’t you want to be queen like […]
(COVINGTON, La.) — St. Paul’s recently announced that five of its students earned recognition as National Merit Semifinalists. Dubbed the “Fab Five,” Benjamin Klein, Ian Kramer, Cameron Dougherty, Reece Grimley, and Brenden Dauterive earned top scores on the PSAT, placing them in the top one percent of the country. St. Paul’s also holds five National […]
(COVINGTON, La.) — The SPS Football Wolves hung on to defeat the Jesuit Blue Jays in an exciting clash on Friday night. The Wolves withstood a late rally by their bitter Southshore rivals and won the contest, 19-17. After going down 19-3 in the fourth quarter, Jesuit came back to within three points with a […]
