St. Scholastica Academy (Covington, Louisiana)

St. Scholastica Academy
Address
122 South Massachusetts Street Covington, Louisiana, (St. Tammany Parish) 70433 United States
Coordinates	30°28′25″N 90°5′52″W / 30.47361°N 90.09778°W / 30.47361; -90.09778Coordinates: 30°28′25″N 90°5′52″W / 30.47361°N 90.09778°W / 30.47361; -90.09778
Information
School type	Private, All-Girls High School
Religious affiliation(s)	Roman Catholic
Established	1903
President	Dr. Elizabeth "Cissy" LaForge
Grades	8–12
Gender	Female
Age range	13-18
Enrollment	519 (2016)
Language	English
Hours in school day	7
Color(s)	Royal Blue and White
Slogan	Giving Young Women Wings
Sports	Cross Country, Swimming, Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling, Golf, Indoor Track, Soccer, Lacrosse, Softball, Tennis, Outdoor Track, SSA Royalettes (8-9 grade), SPS Golden Blues (10-12), SSA Cheerleading (8-10 grade), SPS Cheerleading (10-12)
Mascot	Dove
Team name	Doves
Accreditation	Southern Association of Colleges and Schools^[1]
Publication	Osirian (literary magazine)
Tuition	$9,350
Academic Dean	Jennifer Grimley
Athletic Director	Charles Richard
Asst. Principal/Disciplinarian	Eileen Depreo
Website	www.ssacad.org

St. Scholastica Academy is a private, Roman Catholic, all-girls high school in Covington, Louisiana. It is located in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans.

Background

St. Scholastica was established in 1903 by the Benedictine Sisters.^[2] St. Scholastica was St. Benedict’s twin sister. St Scholastica's foundation is based on four pillars; prayer, work, study, and community. These four pillars are located in front of the school's entrance.

History

In 1902 ground was broken in the building of a new school, St. Scholastica Academy. September 4, 1903, the large bell suspended above the new wooden four-story building rang for the first time, indicating the beginning of school and the onset of a school legacy. In 2016, Benedictine Hall was transformed into a STEM Building, to configure new science and math classrooms.

Associated schools

St. Paul's School

Notes and references

↑ SACS-CASI. "SACS-Council on Accreditation and School Improvement". Archived from the original on April 29, 2009. Retrieved 2009-06-23.
↑ SSA. "St. Scholastica Website". Retrieved 2007-05-11.

External links

School Website

St. Tammany Parish High Schools

St. Tammany Parish Public Schools

Zoned	Covington Fontainebleau Lakeshore Mandeville Northshore Pearl River Salmen Slidell

Independent

Religious	Archbishop Hannan High School St. Paul's School St. Scholastica Academy Pope John Paul II

This list is incomplete.

Archdiocese of New Orleans

Ordinaries	Bishops Luis Ignatius Peñalver y Cárdenas Francisco Porró y Reinado Louis-Guillaume Dubourg Joseph Rosati Leo-Raymond de Neckere Archbishops Antoine Blanc Jean-Marie Odin Napoléon-Joseph Perché Francis Xavier Leray Francis Janssens Placide Louis Chapelle James Hubert Blenk John William Shaw Joseph Francis Rummel John Patrick Cody Philip Matthew Hannan Francis Bible Schulte Alfred Clifton Hughes Gregory Michael Aymond Auxiliary bishops Gustave Augustin Rouxel John Laval Louis Abel Caillouet Harold Perry, S.V.D. Stanley Joseph Ott Robert William Muench Dominic Carmon, S.V.D. Gregory Michael Aymond Roger Paul Morin Shelton Joseph Fabre Fernand J. Cheri, O.F.M.

Churches	Cathedral St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans Orleans Parish Immaculate Conception Our Lady of Guadalupe St. Augustine Church St. Mary's Assumption St. Patrick's

Schools	Higher education Loyola Our Lady of Holy Cross Xavier Notre Dame Seminary Saint Joseph Seminary College High schools Academy of Our Lady Academy of the Sacred Heart (K-12) Archbishop Chapelle High School Archbishop Hannan High School Archbishop Rummel High School Archbishop Shaw High School Brother Martin High School Cabrini High School De La Salle High School Holy Cross High School Holy Rosary High School Jesuit High School Mount Carmel Academy Pope John Paul II St. Charles Catholic High School St. Augustine High School Saint Mary's Academy St. Mary's Dominican High School St. Paul's School St. Scholastica Academy Ursuline Academy Xavier University Preparatory School

Miscellany	Newspaper Clarion Herald Sports league New Orleans Catholic League

Catholicism portal

Single-gender schools in Louisiana

Public boys' schools

Closed	Miller-McCoy Academy (New Orleans) Alcee Fortier High School (New Orleans; became a coed school for many years)

Public girls' schools

Became coed	Eleanor McMain Secondary School (New Orleans)

Private boys' schools

New Orleans area	Brother Martin High School (New Orleans) Holy Cross School (New Orleans) Jesuit High School (New Orleans) Archbishop Rummel High School (Metairie) Archbishop Shaw High School (Marrero) St. Augustine High School (New Orleans) St. Paul's School (Covington)

Baton Rouge area	Catholic High School (Baton Rouge)

Private girls' schools

New Orleans area	Academy of Our Lady (Marrero) Academy of the Sacred Heart (New Orleans) Cabrini High School (New Orleans) Archbishop Chapelle High School (Metairie) McGehee School (New Orleans) Mount Carmel Academy (New Orleans) St. Katharine Drexel Preparatory School (New Orleans) St. Mary's Academy (New Orleans; coed primary and girls'-only secondary) St. Mary's Dominican High School (New Orleans) St. Scholastica Academy (Covington) Ursuline Academy (New Orleans)

Baton Rouge area	St. Joseph's Academy (Baton Rouge)

Grand Coteau	Academy of the Sacred Heart

Closed	Xavier University Preparatory School (New Orleans)

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