St. Mary’s Dominican High School Class of 2021 graduate Gabrielle Goines was among the seven St. Timothy Award honorees recognized for their commitment to their parishes in the Archdiocese of… Read More
Recent graduate Dajah Saul received the Sheriff’s Scholar award for the 2020-2021 school year, presented by Sheriff Marlin N. Gusman. The award is an annual academic scholarship awarded to a… Read More
Rising Senior Maeve Storm has earned the highest possible composite score of 36 on the ACT. She is the daughter of Mrs. Cathy Storm and Mr. David Storm of Gretna…. Read More
On June 19, the first officially declared federal holiday of Juneteenth, St. Mary’s Dominican High School’s Alumnae Association presented, Celebration of Freedom: Remembering Our Shared History. The gathering of reflection… Read More
“A Place to Lead Indeed” was the focus of the 2021 Louisiana Association of Student Councils (LASC) Senior High Workshop, attended by Student Council Executive Board Officers Vice President Khylar… Read More
At recent ceremonies, St. Mary’s Dominican High School saluted personnel service, presenting awards for the 2020-2021 and the 2019-2020 honorees. Among the 2020-2021 honorees are Principal, Vice President of Instruction… Read More
In its 36th year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, Gatorade has named St. Mary’s Dominican High School junior Kelsey Major as its 2020-2021 Gatorade Louisiana Girls Soccer… Read More
The New Orleans Hispanic Heritage Foundation (NOHHF) has recognized Maria Affonso Sodre, Lillian Cazabon, Madison Ferguson, Sophia Forest, Taelor Foret, Alondra Gomez-Santos, Jessica Mora, Paige Sarrat, Isabella Soto, Abrial Suarez, and Janelle Ulloa as NOHHF Academic Recognition Scholars. NOHHF is a non-profit community organization whose main purpose is to provide an organized and directed effort in cultivating and promoting the Hispanic heritage of New Orleans and the Southern region.
Created several years ago for high school juniors and seniors, NOHHF Academic Recognition Scholar candidates must have a grade point average of 3.5 or above, plan to attend a four-year college, and are nominated by his or her participating school. NOHHF also selects students who are committed to being involved in the Hispanic community or in Hispanic-related endeavors.
Maria Affonso Sodre
Lillian Cazabon
Madison Ferguson
Sophia Forest
Taelor Foret
Alondra Gomez-Santos
Jessica Mora
Paige Sarrat
Isabella Soto
Abrial Suarez
Janelle Ulloa
