Before the start of a St. Mary’s Dominican High School’s Board of Directors meeting, it was cake and congratulations for Sr. Suzanne Brauer, O.P., (right), who is observing her Golden Jubilee. Student preacher Bailey Miro (left) gave a reflection about the importance of prayer and the Holy Spirit. Much of Sr. Suzanne’s 50 years as… Read More
St. Mary’s Dominican High School Sophomores learned life lessons about the consequences of impaired driving, distracted driving and not using a seat belt when they attended a Sudden Impact program at University Medical Center (UMC) and Touro Infirmary. The seven-hour program for high school sophomores was created by the LSU Level 1 Trauma Center in… Read More
A Toast of Praise to Coach Jessica Chatellier! On Thursday, September 6 Dominican defeated Academy of the Sacred Heart. This win was Coach Jessica Chatellier’s 300th victory. Following yesterday’s sweep of Terrebonne, Coach Chatellier’s tally is 302 and counting! Coach Chatellier has been with Dominican High School since 2003. Under her leadership the Dominican Volleyball… Read More
At Tulane University’s home game on September 8th, the Dominican Band joined other high school and middle school groups to perform at the annual Band Day. Hosted annually by the Tulane University Marching Band (TUMB), participants perform with TUMB at Yulman Stadium. Band Day is open to bands, including color guards, dance teams, and twirlers,… Read More
National Merit® Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) has recognized seven St. Mary’s Dominican High School students as Semifinalists. They are: Colette Carriere, Julia Cazabon, Elise Cresson, Rose Doskey, Margaret Latham, Camille Scandurro, and Chloe Whitcomb. As Semifinalists, they are among approximately 16,000 Semifinalists in the 64th annual National Merit® Scholarship Program. These academically talented high school… Read More
Click on the image to download/print the schedule. Varsity Swim Team Read More
Click on the image to download/print the schedule. Varsity, JV, and 8th Grade Cross Country Team Read More
Angela Gregory (1903-1990) has been called the doyenne of Louisiana sculpture. At the age of 14, she declared that she wanted to become a sculptor. Her inspiration was the story her mother told her about watching stonecutters carve an angel on the Newcomb Chapel exterior. “She used to tell me she loved to hear the… Read More