St. Mary’s Dominican High School honored student athletes at the school’s Volleyball Awards night. The program began with a prayer and blessing of the team’s championship rings by Rev. Patrick Carr, Pastor of St. Rita Catholic Church New Orleans. Dominican’s volleyball team won the Division I Championship title on November 14th when it defeated St…. Read More
St. Mary’s Dominican High School Speech and Debate team posted wins at the Louisiana High School Speech League (LHSSL) February Classic. Competition was virtual due to current pandemic health guidelines. Dominican sophomore Shania Raimer won first place in the Advanced Lincoln Douglas debate. She competed under the resolution “states ought to ban lethal autonomous weapons”… Read More
From Our Lady Queen of the Rosary Chapel, the Justice Awareness Mass was streamed to classrooms and the Sr. Ambrose Reggio Gym. Celebrant was school chaplain Fr. John Restrepo, O.P. Senior Aria Dody gave the student reflection. (Read Aria’s reflection and see a photo gallery from Mass below). Following Mass, Dominican’s annual one-week canned food… Read More
St. Mary’s Dominican High School honored student-athletes at the Cross Country Awards night. Lou Reilly Award The 2020 Lou Reilly Memorial Awards were presented to athletes who continually try to improve their skills and who have listened to their coaches and teammates. Each recipient was recognized for encouraging those playing while she is not in… Read More
Sydney Raymond St. Mary’s Dominican High School senior Sydney Raymond of New Orleans has been recognized by National Merit® Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) as a 2021 National Merit Finalist. She is the daughter of Drs. Katherine and Sidney Raymond. The National Merit Scholarship Program is an academic competition for recognition and scholarships that began in… Read More
SUMMER CAMPS 2021 JUNE 7-25 THE REGISTRATION DATE WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON. Read More
The 3:15 dismissal bell may signal the end of class, but activities continue on campus from sports practice in the quad to club meetings.
Among those activities, members of Laudare gather for song every Thursday afternoon on the second floor of the Gayle and Tom Benson Science and Technology Complex in the Holy Family Foyer that features a 7’ x 9’ giclee print reproduction of the original Holy Family painting by Belgian artist Joseph Paelinck, circa 1820. Laudare, formerly called the Liturgical Music Ministers, changed its name to the Latin word “to praise” – inspired by the Dominican crest with the motto, Laudare, Benedicere, Praedicare – To Praise, To Bless, To Preach. During their afternoon sessions, the group of eight musicians, with co-moderators Miss Lauren Bordelon directing and Mr. Kenneth Lannes accompanying on guitar, continue learning Mass music and honing their harmonies throughout the school year.
In the Robotics Laboratory, around the corner from the Holy Family Foyer, clicking of laptop keys blends with students’ discussions of design and mechanical adjustments to robots under construction as programmers and builders prepare for upcoming competitions. The FIRST ® Tech Challenge (FTC) Qualifier is scheduled for February 27th, followed by the March 20 FTC Championship. Due to COVID restrictions, the competitions will be virtual events on the campus of each school’s team. “Both of our teams decided to buy new chassis from different companies and have just finished putting them together. They are now designing the arms that will pick up the rings and deliver them to the goals,” said Mrs. Crissy Giacona, Robotics coach and moderator, adding, “Everyone’s creativity and productivity has not been slowed down by the pandemic.”
