(COVINGTON, La.) — A Few Good Men will continue a tradition of theater that has lasted for 32 years thanks to the Marian Players, a group dedicated to St. Paul’s that sets up two productions every year. The play showcases on: Thursday, Oct. 17 at 7 p.m., Friday, Oct. 18 at 7 p.m., Saturday, Oct. […]
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.) — 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.) — 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.) — 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 […]
(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 […]
(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 […]
(COVINGTON, La.) — Honor Roll Breakfast, first instituted by Brother Ray in 1989, is a time-honored St. Paul’s tradition. Made to praise the accomplishments of high-scoring students, students breakfast with their friends and parents as Brother Ray gives educational speeches on academia and vocabulary. He also quizzes some of the students to make sure they […]
(COVINGTON, La.)– St. Paul’s students recently participated in a survey gauging preferences for the 2019-2020 school year. The survey, conducted and tabulated during Pack Time, asked students to weigh in on proposed electives, hours of the school day, and daily routines. Of the 49 packs participating, 725 student responses were included in the tabulations. Proposed classes […]
