Last Day to sell textbooks to MBS is June 13, and you can buy books on-line at MBS On-Line Bookstore opens July 15. 2009-2010 Important Dates: Tuesday, August 11 Registration for all grades Times vary Wednesday, August 12 8th and 9th grade Orientation (This will be a full day) Thursday, August 13 First day of Classes for all grade levels For more Important Dates, click here.

A glimpse at Dominican Summer Programs... For more pics, click here.

In anticipation of the Tony Awards... Rosalie Abadie was interviewed by Mike Hoss (Ch. 4) about the recent Tony nomination of David Bologna who got his start on the Dominican stage under her direction.  To view the story, click here.

Congratulations to Dominican's A.P. Chemistry teacher Julie Cristina on being the only teacher in the state of Louisiana to receive the prestigious Siemens Foundation Award for Advanced Placement

School's out for summer! After their final exam on Thursday, students rejoiced in the excitement of summer! At the end of the year personnel mass, President Cynthia Thomas was recognized for her 20 years of service. And, Julie Cristina was recognized for her 30 years of service.

Depsite the weather, Commencement was a glorious day! Congratulations to the Class of 2009! For more pictures, click here. Looking ahead to 2009-2010 Why are these 9th graders wearing yellow? For the annual Changing of the Seats Assembly, of course! The 2009-2010 Student Council Executive Board and a few Dominican guest stars entertained the student body on the last day of classes Greetings from the White House First Lady Laura Bush presented the second round of grants from  The Laura Bush Foundation for American's Libraries at John Dilbert School in New Orleans. Dominican was very fortunate to receive a second grant from the foundation. Mrs. Favre is the 4th Dominican Principal out of the last five to meet either the First Lady and/or the President. Sr. Delia met President George Bush when Dominican received the School of Excellence Award, Ms. Thomas met Bill Clinton when Dominican was recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School, Dr. Autin met Laura Bush and George W. Bush the first time Dominican received a grant from the Laura Bush Foundation for America's Libraries. Missed a front page news item? To see former front page news, click here.        100 People: A World Portrait Dominican was invited to speak about their experience with the 100 People Project at the National Art Convention held in New Orleans. Click here to see Dominican's 100 People experience. Dominican High School receives accreditation again President Cynthia Thomas and Principal Carolyn Favre stand with members of the Quality Assurance Review Team at the conclusion of the AdvanceED accreditation process as Dominican once again received its accreditation. Dominican was first accreditated in 1927. To learn more about the AdvanceED Accreditation process and read our school goals, click here. Dominican High School is a Catholic, college-preparatory school for girls and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national, or ethnic origin. An educational leader in New Orleans since 1860, St. Mary's Dominican High School weaves together Prayer, Study, Community, and Service, offering each student an opportunity to live Gospel values throughout her life. Rooted in the motto VERITAS (Truth), Dominican High School is a place of foundations, a place where students learn to integrate prayer and study, community and service, joy and a zest for life. Dominican Catholic values, academic excellence, tradition and spirit...these are the hallmarks of St. Mary's Dominican High School.