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The high-energy event announces the placement of Cristo Rey students with corporate partners from around the Greater Baton Rouge Area for the coming academic year. In the style of a professional sports draft, students are called on stage where they are greeted by their new corporate work partners.

Father Tat, Pastor of St. Gerard Parish, Miss Cheryl Domino, Principal of Redemptorist/St. Gerard School, and Dr. Melanie Palmisano, Superintendent of Catholic Schools

Have you seen the Catholic Schools Office new Annual Report?  It can be found here.

Evangelize Hearts,    
         Educate Minds, 
                 Encourage Talent, 
                       Embrace the Future!

(From left to right) , Dr. Melanie Palamiso, Superintendent of Catholic Schools, Miss Abigail Button, St. Michael Student Council President, Bishop Michael Duca, Bishop of the Diocese of Baton Rouge, Mrs. Ellen Lee, Principal of St. Michael High School, Mrs. Linda and Mr. Eddie Rispone, representing the Edward L. Rispone Family Foundation, and Father Paul Gros, St. Michael Chaplain.

The new building at St Michael High School is a Black Box theater, auditorium, gymnasium with band room and storage, locker rooms, prep kitchen, concessions, restrooms, storage area and lobby connecting the existing gym and new building.  


Bishop Michael Duca and School Chaplain, Father Paul Gros celebrated the innagural Mass with the students, faculty, administration, parents and supporters of St. Michael High School to open the new building. 

ST MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL HIGH SCHOOL IS SEEKING PRESIDENT

St. Michael High School (SMHS) seeks to fill the newly established position of President to serve as the chief administrative officer of the school.  Accountable for the overall operation of the high school, the President will work cooperatively with the Principal in ensuring that Catholic identity remains strong at SMHS.  Directly responsible for the external affairs of the school, the President is charged with all aspects of financial vitality and management, facilities, advancement, community relations, and governance.  As the chief spokesperson for the school, the President provides visible, personal leadership to the school community and articulates and promotes the high school to the school community and the external public.

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Testimonial videos of our Distinguished  Graduates and the impact of a Catholic education!

The schools of the Diocese of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, admit students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at its schools. They do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school administered programs.