A LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL
Dear SSA Families and Friends:
SSA’s mission centers on educating young women and preparing them to face the many changes and challenges of the future. During the 2023-24 school year, we celebrated our 120th birthday! We began with a birthday celebration complete with confetti and birthday cupcakes. Each month, we highlighted a decade with an Alumnae speaker series. All faculty, staff and students received a 120th commemorative pin, and our yearbook highlighted this special milestone.
Each year, our community focuses on a different aspect of Benedictine spirituality and heritage that serves to anchor us in our faith. While we celebrated our birthday, we continued our plan to include a faith-based theme on a five year rotation so our students can learn one aspect of the Rule of Benedict each year. The 2023-24 theme was “Nihil amori Christi praeponere”- Prefer nothing whatsoever to the love of Christ. Our focus with our faculty, staff and students was to put Christ at the center of everything we do and to focus on seeing the love of Christ in each other.
The Class of 2024 senior motto was “Strangers we came, sisters we go.” The seniors truly became sisters. They started a new tradition with a sleepover in the gym, and they were instrumental in bringing back the powderpuff football game. Although the class was one of the smallest in recent history, the heart with which they lived out the pillars of prayer, work, study, and community has left a lasting mark on our SSA family.
Participation in our annual fund exceeded our expectations. Through the generosity of our current parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, alumnae, alumnae families, and friends, we were able to secure the funds to begin work on phase one of our athletic complex. During the 202324 school year, we also continued work on our five-year strategic plan. The committees for each of the seven strategic goals met regularly, and many of the goals have already been accomplished. More information on the strategic plan can be found in the yearly summary in the annual report.
Our beloved Academy remains rooted in the Benedictine tradition of prayer, work, study, and community, a tradition that began in 1903 and continues to ground our community today. St. Scholastica Academy is blessed with the continued support of our alumnae, faculty, staff, friends, parents, and students. Thank you for partnering with us to further this tradition. As the Benedictines say, “May you experience the Lord’s peace in each moment of every day.”
In the Spirit of St. Scholastica, Sheri H. Gillio, M. Ed.
OUR MISSION
St. Scholastica Academy is a Catholic, all-girls, college-preparatory high school located in Covington, Louisiana. Founded in 1903, SSA perpetuates the Benedictine tradition of balancing prayer, work, study, and community in developing adolescent girls into Christian women grounded in the Gospel values of the Catholic faith.
“I am grateful to have been surrounded by such great women who empowered and supported me throughout my high school career. “
~ Anna Rose McHugh, Class of 2024, Student Council President
A LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT
THANK YOU FOR A GREAT YEAR!
Dear SSA Community,
St Scholastica greets me every morning. If you have ever entered the “Grey House,” you know the portrait I am talking about. Since I began working at SSA, St Scholastica has directed me in ways that are unexplainable. During a summer trip to Boston, I spotted her prayer card. Just a few days ago, a friend sent me a picture of a painting of St. Scholastica she found in a religious store. I feel that these little “ St Scholastica winks” are sent to remind me of my purpose, which is to advance the mission of St Scholastica Academy.
Your generosity has given me the tools to fulfill my purpose this past school year. The funds raised allowed us to hire a full-time resource officer for the 2024-2025 school year, install protective film on all lower-level windows, add fencing to help enclose our campus, and get one step closer to completing phase one of the Athletic Complex.
Thank you for believing in our mission. Thank you for believing in our girls. Keep your eyes open to the little winks St. Scholastica sends you, and know that they are signs of the difference you are making in our community.
In Gratitude
Marcy Donham
ADVANCEMENT TEAM
Marcy J. Donham
Director of Advancement
Cody D. Ludwig ‘04
Director of Alumnae & Community Relations
Eileen Depreo Alumnae Relations
Yvette Cardinale
Advancement Assistant
CHAPLAIN
Rev.Msgr. Frank J. Giroir
ADMISSIONS
Lynda Ryan
Director of Admissions
COMMUNICATIONS
Brenda Ehrhardt
Director of Communications
Sheri H. Gillio
Head of School
Carol Ann C. Dufrene ‘04
Associate Head of School
Jennifer Grimley
Dean of Academics
Amanda A. Fraisse ‘99
Dean of Students
ADVISORY BOARD
Melody Morse Barousse ‘78
Melissa Descant
Sheri Gillio
Jennifer Ballard Gitz ‘85
Jack Glover
Kara Klein Oubre ‘04
Amy Schroeder May ‘88
Paysse McWilliams
Kelly Rabalais
Joe Reagan
Kristy Reeves
Martha Mundine
Chase Schumacher
Anne Marie Cashmere Skansi ‘88
Jack Truxillo
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120 YEARS OF CATHOLIC EDUCATION IN COVINGTON, LA
18,460 HOURS OF SERVICE TO OUR COMMUNITY
1,014 hours earned DUAL ENROLLMENT
college credit hours earned by the Juniors & Seniors during the 2023-24 school year
27.5 ACT AVERAGE
Class of 2024 average ACT Score for students with one or more Honors class. Average ACT for all students: 25.3
50 STUDENTS NAMED ADVANCED PLACEMENT SCHOLARS PRAYER WORK STUDY COMMUNITY
SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS AWARDED TO EACH STUDENT IN THE CLASS OF 2024 $108,000
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MASS AND RECONCILIATION OPPORTUNITIES 5 ANNUAL CLASS RETREATS
OF THE CLASS OF 2024 SERVED THE SSA COMMUNITY AS A STUDENT MINISTER
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SSA PURCHASED & DEVELOPED 10 ACRE PLOT NEAR CAMPUS TO CREATE OUR ATHLETIC FIELDS 2001
CONSTRUCTION OF LASALLE HALL ON CAMPUS IS COMPLETED 2004
OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP CHAPEL IS BUILT ON CAMPUS 2008
2019
DEDICATION AND BLESSING OF NEW SCIENCE AND THEOLOGY BUILDING, ANGELUS HALL
2022
SSA COMPLETES MAJOR LIBRARY RENOVATION CREATING 3 NEW CLASSROOMS, MEDIA CENTER, AND INNOVATION LAB
2024
MASTER PLAN CREATED FOR RENOVATIONS AND NEW CONSTRUCTION AT THE SSA ATHLETIC COMPLEX
Renovate parking areas, relocate softball field, build centrally-located press box and covered practice structure, prepare site for Phase 3 Field House
PARTNERS IN HEALTH, ACADEMICS AND SERVICE
St. Tammany Health System and St. Scholastica Academy, two pillars of the community now joined in a health, academic, and service partnership.
Last year, as SSA celebrated 120 years of forming young women on the Northshore, St. Tammany Health System also celebrated a significant milestone: 70 years of providing world-class healthcare close to home. In September 2024, St. Scholastica Academy and St. Tammany Parish Hospital announced a new milestone: a partnership in Health, Academics and Service. Although the partnership is set to be publicly announced in December, both organizations worked on this collaboration for over a year. Partners in service and community relations for years, an Academic Partnership was a natural next step.
St. Tammany Health System’s mission has long been intertwined with education, and the Academic Center was specifically designed to train the next generation of healthcare professionals here on the Northshore. The center’s opening was hailed as a watershed moment for healthcare education. SSA’s administration and students in the HOSA club were proud to have been invited to participate in the ribbon-cutting ceremony earlier this year.
This partnership allows our students to receive real-world, hands-on experience through shadowing and skillbased sessions and field trips. Additionally, students in Anatomy, Physiology, and Medical Math classes will participate in extended learning activities and certifications such as Stop the Bleed and First Aid.
One of the most impactful partnership moments so far was when the Academy welcomed a panel of special guests from St. Tammany Health System to lead a “Women in Healthcare” symposium for our juniors and seniors. Joan Coman, president and CEO of St. Tammany Health Systems, moderated the panel’s interactive discussion about healthcare careers. Topics included the panel’s personal educational and career journeys, ways for students to engage with the medical community, advice to navigate medical discipline options, and methods to achieve a work/life balance in the medical field.
We are excited to witness this partnership flourish as our girls navigate their studies and explore career opportunities. Working collaboratively, SSA and STHS will shape the next generation of healthcare professionals.
CLASS OF 2024
2024 Valedictorians
L to R: Natalie Pellegrini, Faith Garraway, Elle Marinello
SCHOLARSHIPS
St. Scholastica Academy Alumnae Scholarship Fund
Recipient: Grey Flattmann
Sister Juanita Federico, O.S.B. Memorial Scholarship
Recipient: Lucy DiVittorio
Angelle Ulfers Endowed Scholarship
Recipient: Gabby Falkenstein
Hillary Lanaux Greve Scholarship
Recipient: Mary Avenel
Marguerite S. Celestin Endowed Scholarship
Recipient: Maleah Toce
Mary Kathryn Villere Scholarship
Recipient: Sofia Kobrock
The Anne Lucille Augustine Bard Scholarship
Recipient: Colette Bergeron
The Catherine Gensler Memorial Scholarship
Recipient: Riley Fitzmorris
The St. Scholastica Academy Student Council
Endowed Scholarship
Recipient: Mary Miller Kitchen
Mary Miller Kitchen and Sheri Gillio
Sofia Kobrock and Mary Kathryn Villere
Mary Avenel and Catherine Lanaux Castle 2000
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4TH ANNUAL run SATURDAY APRIL 12
DRESS RUN
PATRICIA KREBS LELEAUX, CLASS OF 1950
by Christina Bolling, Patricia’s Granddaughter
I am writing to share a special photo with you that we recently took of my MawMaw under SSA’s “Celebrating 120 Years” banner. My MawMaw, whose name is Patricia Leleaux (maiden name was Krebs), graduated from SSA in 1950, and her connection to the school holds a profound significance for our family.
MawMaw’s family played a pivotal role in the development of Bogalusa, as her father was recruited to lead the engineering department of the paper mill. Despite being one of seven children, my MawMaw’s desire for a Catholic education led her to passionately plead with her parents for the opportunity to attend SSA. As a boarder, she would eagerly arrive on campus each Sunday night and remain there until Friday afternoon, when she would return to Bogalusa.
At 91 years old, my grandmother has started showing signs of dementia. Despite this, her memories of SSA remain incredibly vivid and impactful. She has always cherished her time at SSA, and it has been a consistent source of joy and nostalgic storytelling for her. This week, while driving by the campus, she expressed a strong desire to see it again. As we passed by the banner celebrating SSA’s 120th year, she joyfully requested a photo, proudly declaring, “I’m a part of that celebration!” With her excitement and deep emotional connection to SSA in mind, I wanted to share this photo with you all. MawMaw’s cherished memories at SSA decades ago continues to be a treasured part of her life, and it continues to bring her immense joy and comfort, especially as other memories slowly begin to fade.
I believe that sharing this photo with the SSA community would not only bring a smile to my MawMaw’s face, but also serve as a reminder of the enduring impact and legacy of SSA on its students. The school’s rich history has left an indelible imprint on my MawMaw’s life, and I am certain that she is not alone in feeling this way.
I would like to express my gratitude for the role the faculty and staff have played in shaping the lives of students like my MawMaw over the past 120 years. The dedication and commitment of the SSA community have left an enduring impact on generations of students, and my family is eternally grateful for the education, support, and memories that SSA provided for my MawMaw.
SSA POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL IS BACK!
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POWDERPUFF
Cheers could be heard throughout the gym when the administration announced the return of the Powderpuff Game. Coaches were selected, grade-level teams were formed, and t-shirts were ordered, all in preparation for the big game. The 8th graders, our Baby Doves, fought their way through the bracket to face our Senior Doves in the final match. The Senior Doves scored the final touchdown, winning the Powerpuff Championship. Two weeks later, our champions crossed the causeway to face the Powderpuff Champions from The Academy of Our Lady in what we now call the “ Battle of the Birds.” The Doves’ were victorious, bringing the trophy to Covington where it lives until next year’s game. Thank you to all who came out to support our SSA teams.
POWERFUL COMMUNITY PARTNERS
SSA partnered with Northshore Community Foundation to restructure and strengthen the existing service programs, including junior and senior outreach days. NCF helped SSA pair each grade level with a specific nonprofit organization and then hosted leaders of those nonprofits in meetings with students. Focusing on grade-specific causes helps students be more intentional about serving the community in meaningful ways. Collaborating with NCF will help Doves foster a lifelong philanthropic relationship with those in need, living out the mission of SSA’s Community pillar.
FEAST DAY CELEBRATIONS
St. Scholastica’s Feast Day is always very special at the Academy. As a community, we pay tribute to our patroness, St. Scholastica. This year, the day began with Mass, celebrated by our chaplain, Rev. Msgr. Frank Giroir. After Mass, Fr. Frank blessed the 120-year pins given to all students and faculty and the legacy pins presented to the legacy students by their mothers or grandmothers.
Amy Schroeder May, ‘88, was then recognized as the 2024 Alumna of the Year. This award celebrates an alum who has distinguished herself personally and professionally and upholds the ideals of SSA. She demonstrates SSA values in her life and represents the Academy with dedication and distinction. May is an active alumnae board member and generous SSA volunteer.
Mrs. Bonnie Nicaud, former SSA theology teacher and campus minister, was presented with the Marguerite Celestin Distinguished Service Award, named after its first recipient, Marguerite Celestin. This award recognizes a non-alumna supporter of SSA who significantly contributes to the school community and supports its mission by promoting the four pillars of prayer, work, study, and community.
Students and special guests continued the Feast Day celebration with a special Italian lunch in honor of our patron’s home country, as well as music, activities, and an SSA trivia game. Intercessory prayers to St. Scholastica to protect us from storms were answered, as the weather was perfect for such a special day.
Bonnie Nicaud’s legacy to St. Scholastica Academy is the more tangible and expansive understanding of the Benedictine charism of balancing prayer, work, study, and community. Through Bonnie’s years as theology teacher and campus minister, this beautiful motto became infused into every aspect of SSA life. Bonnie often spoke about the notion of SSA being “holy ground” where many holy women and men came together to teach and help young women to learn and grow into women of faith. These young women who “could do more because they loved more” would eventually become leaders in their families, as well as in their local, regional, national, and global communities. Bonnie wrote the script for Feast Day that tells the story of Scholastica and her brother, Benedict, the same script used today. The impact of Bonnie’s focus cannot be underestimated, as the Benedictine motto is still used in our students’ assignments, costumes and banners for spirit days, school Masses, and the Alma Mater.
PRAYER, WORK, STUDY, and COMMUNITY became more than four words on a brass plaque; they became the heart of SSA’s mission by which everything else is centered.
Amy Schroeder May has embodied the Benedictine pillars of prayer, work, study, and community since she was an SSA student over 40 years ago, making her the ideal Alumna of the Year recipient. Dedication to the SSA community continues to be an integral part of Amy’s life. While a student at SSA, Amy was involved in student council and various clubs, served as a class officer, played on SSA’s first soccer team, was a member of the sweetheart court, an SPS cheerleader, and was named homecoming queen her senior year (‘88). After graduating from Ole Miss in 1992, Amy married Carlton May (SPS ‘84) and had two children, both students at LSU; Bronson (SPS ‘20) is a senior, and Austill (SSA ‘22) is a sophomore. When daughter Austill was an SSA student, Amy was a member of the Parent Club and cochaired the Falaya Fling, an event in which she continues to take an active role. Amy is the current president of the SSA Advisory Board and chair of the Advisory Board Advancement Committee. Formerly the president of the Alumnae Board, Amy now serves as a very active member of the Alumnae Association, participating in many Alumnae events. Amy’s involvement at SSA during the past several decades is a blessing to our school community.
As part of SSA’s 120-year celebration, we highlighted the Student Council theme of “Traveling Through the Decades” by inviting alums from various decades to speak to the student body about their time at SSA.
We identified Yvonne Cornibe Decker, Class of 1943, as our oldest alum and discovered that her grandson is married to one of our faculty members—Mrs. Valerie Scoggin! Mrs. Scoggin created a wonderful slide show with an interview of her grandmother-in-law to share with the girls. It was so interesting to learn about life as a boarding school student in the 1940s.
Students also heard from Sister Jean D’Arc, Class of 1954, who returned to SSA as principal from 1972 to 1979. Sr. D’Arc took the girls back in time by sharing how things were as a student and then as the principal a couple of decades later.
The next speaker was the hilarious Pat Jackson, Class of 1961. She entertained the
girls with stories about her time as a “drillette” and a sleep-walking boarder, as well as riding in a feed truck to get ice cream on Claiborne Hill. Mrs. Pat is a wonderful example of what it means to be an alumna of SSA. She was selected as Alumna of the Year in 1993 and has been an active member of the Alumnae Board for decades.
The October speakers were Pauline Gorny Calderone and Lisa Mott Dugger, Class of 1973. Pauline spoke about her experience as one of the original Golden Blues and even brought her uniform! Lisa spoke about how wonderful the SSA sisterhood is and the importance of getting together as a class. The Class of ‘73 recently spent an entire weekend celebrating their 50-year reunion.
January’s speaker, Kim Winston Bigler, Class of 1991, was perfect for the New Year. Always a dynamic public speaker, Kim captivated the students with her message of faith and perseverance. She shared her life story from a student to a foster care advocate to a caregiver, as her son Phoenix continues rehabilitation after a miraculous recovery from an accident last summer. Kim is also the founder of James Samaritan, a non-profit organization that supports children in foster care.
As we continued traveling through the decades, Janell Weil Gaudin, Class of 2002, spoke about her time as an SSA student and her career as an attorney. Janell gave the girls tips on confidence, negotiating contracts, and the reality of the gender pay gap in the workforce.
Audrey Gitz DeAgno and Sara Kuebel, Class of 2011, were the final alums to speak in this series. Coincidentally, the two were in the same law school class, where Sara was the Exec President of the Student Bar Association and Audrey was Class President. Audrey spoke about her career in real estate law, and Sara told the students about her career in maritime law. Both ladies shared memories of their time at SSA before explaining their current accomplishments and how they balance work and life as young adults.
Many thanks to these alumnae who generously shared their SSA experiences with our students. Their stories, insights, and words of wisdom made the 120-year celebration even more memorable.
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St. Scholastica Academy is in the fourth year of our five-year Strategic Plan. The strategic planning process began in the fall of 2020 and was completed in September of 2021. Based on interviews, surveys, and focus group sessions, the strategic planning committee identified seven areas of focus: Catholic identity, academic excellence, student life, enrollment, advancement, finance, and facilities. Goals and objectives then emerged from each area of focus. The strategic plan provides a road map for the Academy as it continues to educate students in the Benedictine tradition of prayer, work, study, and communit y.
Goal #1:
Integrate the Benedictine Charism as the Guiding Principle of SSA
In this fourth year, the Benedictine theme, “Prefer nothing whatsoever to the love of Christ” was implemented. Students created a song, prayer, and chant based on the theme. Mission trips were reintroduced when students and faculty worked in Kentucky in July. Restructured the service program with gradelevels partnering with community organizations.
Goal #2: Ensure Academic Excellence for all Students Through a Balanced Curriculum
Professional development focused on Kagan strategies to ensure more student engagement. A senior internship course was implemented and included a semester ofwork experience in local businesses. An unstructured block (U Block) was incorporated to allow students time for a mental health break, eat a snack, meet with teachers, or catch up on schoolwork within the school day. The Scholastica Scholars Program was created to identify rising juniors who scored in the top 15% on standardized testing and prepare them for the PSAT.
Goal #3:
Enhance Student Life Programs to Increase School Spirit and Pride
Engaged students and the school community in athletic events to increase school spirit and pride. Grade levels were assigned basketball games to host, and planned themes and games for each game. Other programs included: Choir members were scheduled to sing the National Anthem, a prize wheel for positive student behavior and enhanced the Big/Lil Sister program.The tradition of the Powderpuff football game returned with a competition between the grade levels. The final event was a championship game between the SSA Doves and the Academy of Our Lady Penguins, establishing a new tradition of the “Battle of the Birds.” Expanded the exchange program; six families hosted students, and two students traveled to Costa Rica in the summer. Introduced the Wing Women Program: Juniors paired with freshmen to create a connection between grade levels.
Goal #4:
Develop a Comprehensive Enrollment Management Plan
Created a retention committee composed of teachers, counselors, staff, and administration. Expanded the “Sneak A-Peek” day to include all three Catholic feeder schools. Created a 5th grade program, “Let’s Get Creative with SSA,” to encourage younger students to visit campus during the school year.
Goal #5:
Develop a Comprehensive Plan for Advancing the Mission
Created alumnae-owned business decals and displayed in local businesses. In celebration of the 120th anniversary, each month an alumna from a specific decade spoke to the student body. Raiser’s Edge, a comprehensive advancement data base, was purchased and will be fully implemented in 24-25. The first Color Clash Class Competition raised money for the Athletic Complex.
Goal #6:
Create a Plan to Ensure Financial Stability to Support the Mission
The finance committee recommended identifying a fundraiser to increase safety measures on campus. The proceeds from Falaya Fling were dedicated to fund safety initiatives. The Advancement Committee and Finance Committee chairs worked to identify additional funding sources. The Annual Fund secured funds to begin work at the Athletic Complex.
Goal #7:
Ensure the Continued Viability of Current Facilities and Evaluate the Need for Future Facilities
In partnership with Greenleaf Architects, a master plan for the Athletic Complex was completed. The Grey House foundation was repaired and a deferred maintenance assessment spreadsheet was created.
ANNUAL GIVING: ALUMNAE DONORS
50s
1951
Shirley Connaughton Schmidt
1954
Lucille Capo Castine
1959
Catherine Cabibi
Ann Fonti Eustis
Meredith Lyon Ramke
60s
1960
Jean Guidry Dunn
1961
Patricia Clerc Jackson
1962
Janet Tabary Hartman
Claire Thompson Brown
1964
Kathleen Illing Taranto
1967
Margaret Griener Alexius
Barbara Henry Connaughton
1969
Janet Kasischke Cromer
70s
1970
Mary Baldwin Barkerding
Joanie Ellis Cox
1971
Sue Knight Carter
Carolyn Rapier
1972
Elizabeth O’Brien McCormack
Ann Percy Moores
1973
Deborah Philips Close
1974
Vicki Crochet
Deirdre Richardson Faherty
1975
Judith Ferry
1976
Elizabeth Cordes
Marian Daly Severson ‘76
Lizby Morse Eustis
1977
Anne Marie Capodice Goodwin
Deborah Terribile Stewart
1978
Melody Morse Barousse
Peggy Battalora
Julie Gement Andries
1979
Nathalie Mentel Lavergne
Mary Schmidt Owens
Meg Williams
80s
1980
Lisa C. O. Brandes
1982
Maria Broddick Richardson
Georgia Fox
Leslie Guenther
Stephanie Jacob Daigle
Jennifer Keller Walkenford
Rae Martinez Motahari
Elizabeth Timothy
Christine Wilczynski Vogel
1985
Leah Graves Caballero
1987
Michelle Boze Toomey
Stephanie Daigle Gaitan
Kimberly Hughes Ripps
Rebecca Koon Walker
Kelly McCloskey Duffy
Shawn Murphy Curley
Sandra Simpson Oliveaux
1988
Anne-Marie Cashmere Skansi
Shannon Champagne Sanchez
Jeannine Gremillion Logan
Catherine Ibos Richie
Debbie Jackson Thomas
Virginia Kemp Cabell
Melinda Koon
Margaret McIntyre Van Ryckeghem
Amy Schroeder May
1989
Elizabeth Barkerding Talbot
Lise Champagne Morrow
Cynthia Cleland Roth
Gretchen Earhart Fischer
Jamie Frederick McWilliams
Jeannine Gesser Ford
Julianna Goodyear Walker
Katie McCloskey Gibert
Melissa Meagher Holman
Claire Paille Coutrado
Trisha Patron Rovira
Kristen Reeves
Ashli Rice
Thais Richardson Rencher
Karen Rolling
Kirby Thibaut Burke
Michelle Wilson Juneau
90s
1991
Christina Buonagura Givens
Camille Cazayoux Jenman
Mandy Mendoza Gagliardi
1993
Kim Colle Reagan
Nageeha Zaghloul Yazbeck-Bullins
1994
Jennifer Russell Dannels
1995
Nicole Beaugh Kennedy
Nicole Jemison Siverd
Kourtney Kentzel
Blakley Kymen
1996
Aimee Boudreaux MacIver
Kelly Bratton Guilbert
1997
Courtney Danos Brown
Marcelle McGoey Delaune
Michele Mizell Lyons
1998
Erin Crawford Kessler
Eleanore Krentel Pitard
Brittany Levy Gay
1999
Amanda Ansel Fraisse
Caroline Read d’Hemecourt
00s
2000
Kristin Brownson Roy
Jessica Bustamante Lamothe
Casey Daste Reed
Polly Eustis Burrall
Mikaela Levy Ford
Sarah Thomas Karle
Renee Tujague Cresap
2001
Jennifer Alvarez Milazzo
Kelly Boudreaux Herpich
ANNUAL GIVING: ALUMNAE DONORS
Lauren Campo DiVincenti
Desiree Cusimano Day
Melissa DeBarbieris
Gretchen Grisoli Dauterive
Jennifer Hart McLaughlin
Kathryn Hoffstadt Northey
Rebecca Johnson Kinnard
Katie Komidor Williams
Lauren Pellegrini Renwick
Christen Severson Shea
Aimee Willem Gomila
2002
Olivia Ackel Benge
Catie Bartley Guess
Nicole Bergeron Allison
Kendle Buller Nelson
Meghan Dours
Friend of SSA
Katie Dutruch Kirzner
Lauren Faucheux Loveless
Lizzy Fischer Boyce
Lauren Fitzpatrick Tucker
Frances Frederick Smith
Kelly Garcia Parker
Katie Maher Schmidt
Meredith Veda Matthews
Clancey Powell
Elizabeth Riviere Beier
Sarah Schlesinger Rathe
Lindsay Vinson Baier
Alexandra Viola
Janell Weil Gaudin
2003
Sarah Clark Glazer
Caitlin Cucchiara Picou
Katie Jardine
Emily Johns
Angela Lacoste Ledet
Ashley Melton Sarkar
Elise Paciera MacMaster
Amanda Villarrubia Sciortino
2004
Cara Bartholomew
Christine Bennett Bice
Ashley Cangelosi Llewellyn
Jessica Cardinale Gomez
Carol Ann Chatelain Dufrene
Cody Driskell Ludwig
Colleen Fitzpatrick Greer
Megan Guillot Viro
Molly Hall Braun
Christine Keller Shea
Marley Lanson Miller
Whitney Melton Jeffreys
Ashley Miramon Ferret
Danielle Mollere Najpaver
Christine Scaife Beavers
Anna Smith Roubion
Katie St. Germain Mason
Caroline Voelkel Boudreaux
Helen Williams Sellers
2005
Kate Champagne Englehardt
Abby Garic Burns
Claire Heidingsfelder Marquette
Margaret Mathius Leonards
Katie Rose Norman Mc Connell
2006
Kimberly Abide Bergeron
Katherine Barousse Friedman
Blair Barry Carson
Erin Brown
Ashley Culicchia Cash
Kaitlin Dastugue
Jenna Flanagan Dorlon
Felicia Garza Schimpf
Von Illing Williams
Kelly Kuebel LeBato
Lauren Lipani Rosman
Jessica McDonald Baker
Leah Quartano Bowling
Renee’ St. Germain Sembera
Sarah Stewart Robertson
Carra Jane Williams Shea
2007
Kathryn Bogantes Hecker
Jayne Champagne McMath
Lynne Fritscher Link
Allyse Gillen Byrne
Holly Martin Vinet
Kristin Petry
Emily Rodriguez Keller
2008
Marybelle Bates Fitzsimmons
Maddie Commander
Lauren Fereday Jamison
Caitlyn Kinchen Townsley
Ashley E. Vorenkamp
2009
Emily Andrews
Caroline Barousse Schumacher
Kaitlyn Ladner
Casey Ragan Wendel
Charlotte Voelkel Jones
2011
Catherine Schroeder
2013
Kristen Boudreaux Callahan
Alexandra Hontas Constanza
2014
Elaina Cole Skoic
2015
Robyn Collins Sutton
2016
Grace Mauberret
Brianna Wale
2017
Reagan Hightower Meghan Kreeger
Friend of SSA
2022
Libby Stalter
2023
Emily McRae
ANNUAL GIVING
Athletic Complex High Jump Area
Northshore Toyota
Champions Club $10,000 – 24,999
Athletic Booster Club
In memory of Robert Simpson
Northshore Toyota
St Scholastica Academy Parent Board
SSA Alumnae Board Association
Varsity Club $1,000 - $9,999
Emily Andrews 2009
Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Arnold
The Azby Fund
Balfour New Orleans
Care Physical Therapy
The Cruise Family
Joanie Ellis Cox ‘70
Cliff and Sheri Gillio
In memory of Duane Hattier
Phillips and Laurel Jenkins
Mary Ellen and Garry Jordan
David and Liz Kergosien
Mrs. Jamie Frederick McWilliams ‘89
Mr. Paysse McWilliams - In memory of Ruth Frederick Burns, Blanche
Frederick Myers, and Anna Frederick Goodwin
Levere C. Montgomery, Jr. Family Fund
Drs. Jason and Rachel Reina
Ms. Cheri Saltaformaggio - In honor of Collins Goodlett 2029
Jonathan and Rebecca Sandoz
Dan and Elaine Simmons - In honor of Amy Simmons ‘93
Jessica 2008 & Camille 2010 Walther
Christine Wilczynski-Vogel ‘82
Spirit Club $500 - $999
Barousse Family
Henry and Cheryl Battle - In honor of Brianna DePino 2025
Brian and Susan Burke
Rob and Linda Byrne
Kim Colle Reagan ‘93
Maddie Commander 2008
Melissa and Josh Descant
Roy and Kim DiVittorio
Polly Eustis Burrall 2000
Friend of SSA
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Herndon
Steven R. and Carla M. Kinchen
Mary Miller Kitchen 2026
Jan and Gus Kuntz - In honor of Amanda Kuntz Snyder 2001
Joseph and Jeannette Landers
Dr. and Mrs. William Karl Ordoyne, Jr.
Drs. Sunil and Nidhi Purohit
Carolyn Rapier 1971
Tom and Deirdre Richardson Faherty ‘74
Cliff Robicheaux Insurance Agency
SSA Dad’s Club
SSA Grandparent Club
Mrs. Carroll W. Suggs
Claire Thompson Brown ‘62
Fan Club $1 - $499
Abney Wardle 2028
Kimberly Abide Bergeron 2006
Olivia Ackel Benge 2002
John and Amy Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Adkins
Jennifer Alvarez Milazzo 2001
Ella Charlie Andrews 2026
Amanda Ansel Fraisse ‘99
Jason Aucoin
Kathleen and Gary Avenel - In honor of Mary Avenel 2025
Lindsay Vinson Baier 2002
Ashlin Nicosia Bailey
Ted and Mary Baldwin Barkerding ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Banko, Jr. - In honor of Courtney Grace Banko 2022
Elizabeth Barkerding Talbot ‘89
KBF 2006
Blair Barry Carson 2006
Cara Bartholomew 2004
Kim Bartlett
Catie Bartley Guess 2002
Marybelle Bates Fitzsimmons 2008
Peggy A. Battalora, MD ‘78 - In memory of Dr. and Mrs. George C. Battalora, Jr.
Kristi Becerra
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Christine Bennett Bice 2004
Ron Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Benoit
Nicole Bergeron Allison 2002
Berryland Motors, LLC
Pete and Wendy Bertucci
Miles and Melissa Biggs
Korey and Jennifer Blanchard
Charles and Gina Bloodsworth
George and Janet Bode
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bodin - In honor of Stephanie Bodin 2018
Saint John’s Coffeehouse
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bollich
Aimee Boudreaux MacIver ‘96
Kelly Boudreaux Herpich 2001
Kristen Boudreaux Callahan 2013 - In memory of Angelle Ulfers
Michelle Boze Toomey ‘87
Patrick and Vanessa Brandau
Kelly Bratton Guilbert ‘96
Breve Family - In memory of Lesbia Breve
Maria Broddick ‘82 - In memory of Iris Latil Broddick
Erin Brown 2006
Courtney Danos Brown ‘97
Kristin Brownson Roy 2000
Thomas and Melissa Buckel
Kendle Buller Nelson 2002
Dr. Christina Buonagura Givens 1991
Jessica Bustamante Lamothe 2000
Catherine Cabibi ‘59 - In honor of Sister Jeanne d’Arc Kernion, OSB
Chaz Caiado
Lisa Camhout
Lauren Campo DiVincenti 2001
Ashley Cangelosi Llewellyn 2004
Lee and Maggie Cantrelle
Lucille Capo Castine ‘54
Anne Capodice Goodwin 1977
Caroline Capps
Jessica Cardinale Gomez 2004
Jerry and Yvette Cardinale – In honor of Jessica Cardinale 2004
Susan and Eric Carter
Anne-Marie Cashmere Skansi ‘88
Mia Casi 2026
Stephanie Cassesi
Lee and Nancy Caston
Camille Cazayoux Jenma ‘91
Shannon Champagne Sanchez ‘88
Kate Champagne Englehardt 2005
Jayne Champagne McMath 2007
Lise Champagne Morrow ‘89
Carol Ann Chatelain Dufrene 2004
Mark and Adele Chestovich
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chustz - In honor of Madelynn and Mia Chustz
Sarah Clark Glazer 2003
Class of 2004 20th Reunion
Cynthia Cleland Roth ‘89
Clerc Sisters - In memory of Catherine Clerc
Dustin and Belinda Cole
Elaina Cole 2014
ANNUAL GIVING
Robyn Collins Sutton 2015
Wayne and Carmella Comberrel - In honor of Kinta Comberrel Roberts ‘96
Shirley Connaughton Schmidt 1951
Jim and Barbara Henry Connaughton ‘67
Janet Connell
Elizabeth Cordes ‘76
Stan and Amy Cowley
Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Crawford, Jr.
The Cresap Family
Susan and Michael Cresap - In honor of Mia Cresap 2027 & Ava Cresap 2029
Vicki Crochet ‘74
Caitlin Cucchiara Picou 2003
The Cuevas Family - In honor of Julia Cuevas 2026
Ashley Culicchia Cash 2006
Desiree Cusimano Day 2001
Stephanie Daigle Gaitan ‘87 - In memory of Suzy Daigle
Marian Daly Severson ‘76
Sara and Thomas Daniel
Reese Dantin 2026
Casey Daste Reed 2000
Kaitlin Dastugue 2006
In honor of Emma and Abby Davis
Melissa DeBarbieris 2001
Jerry and Nancy Delahoussaye
Eileen S. Depreo
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Devlin
Marceline Donham
Doug Ashy Building Materials
Meghan Dours 2002 - In memory of Lucien Dours
Gerard and Kari Doyle
Craig and Amy Drez
Cody Driskell Ludwig 2004
Paul and Kindy Duhe
Elise Marie Dunn
Michael and Kim Dupre
Katie Dutruch Kirzner 2002
The John Harty
Jack and Jennifer Duvernay
Gretchen Earhart Fischer ‘89
Christian and Melinda Eason
Duke and Brenda Ehrhardt
Eppling Family
The Estapa Family
Roger and Cheryl Farris - In honor of Julia Cuevas 2026 and Amanda Farris 1995
Lauren Faucheux Loveless 2002
Lauren Fereday Jamison 2008
Judith Ferry, MD 1975
Lizzy Fischer Boyce 2002
The Fitzpatrick Family c/o 2002 & 2004
Colleen Fitzpatrick Greer 2004
Jenna Flanagan Dorlon 2006
Ann Fonti Eustis ‘59 - In honor of the Class of 1959
Georgia L. Fox ‘82
Jamie Frederick McWilliams ‘89
Frances Frederick Smith 2002
Friends of SSA
Lynne Fritscher Link 2007
Chris and Jean Fuhrman
Michael and Christine Gaffney
The Galiouras Family - In honor of Violette Coco
Kelly Garcia Parker 2002
Abby Garic Burns 2005
Felicia Garza Schimpf 2006
Jonathan Gay and Brittany Levy Gay ‘98
Julie Gement Andries ‘78
Jeannine Gesser Ford ‘89
Allyse Gillen Byrne 2007
Reverend Monsignor Frank J. Giroir
John Glorioso - In honor of Katherine Glorioso ‘08 & Camille Glorioso ‘10
Ellen W. Goens
Meredith & Todd Golemi
Julie Goodyear Walker ‘89
In honor of Olivia Graham 2024
Leah Graves Caballero ‘85
Margaret Griener Alexius ‘67 - In honor of the Scholastic Education Student Body
Jeannine Gremillion Logan ‘88
Jennifer R. Grimley - In honor of Madelynn Grimley 2015
Gretchen Grisoli Dauterive 2001
Leslie Guenther ‘82
Lloyd and Marie Gueringer
Jean Guidry Dunn 1960
Charles and Tara Guilbault
Megan Guillot Viro 2004
Molly Hall Braun 2004
Jennifer Hart McLaughlin 2001
Ava Hegwood 2026
Claire Heidingsfelder Marquette 2005
The Henry Family
Reagan Hightower 2017 - In honor of SSA Choir
Penny Hitt
Robert and Janine Hodges
Katie Hoffstadt Northey 2001
Alexandra Hontas Constanza 2013
Kim Hughes Ripps ‘87
Lila K. Humphreys - Class of 2027
Catherine Ibos Richie ‘88
Kathleen Illing Taranto ‘64
Von Illing Williams 2006
Debbie Jackson Thomas ‘88
Stephanie Jacob Daigle ‘82
Katie Jardine 2003
Emily Johns 2003
Rebecca Johnson Kinnard 2001
Joyce Jung
The Juul Family
Mr. and Mrs. James Kangas
Janet Kasischke Cromer ‘69 - In memory of Mary Ann Kasischke Koon ‘63
Michael and Jeanne Kavanaugh
Christine Keller Shea 2004
Virginia Kemp Cabell ‘88
Nicole Beaugh Kennedy ‘95
Maleah Toce
Kris and Erin Kessler
Craig and Maria Kieff - In memory of Marjorie Lambert Verdin
Caitlyn Kinchen Townsley 2008
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Kirk - In memory of Mrs. Lucie Ann Hebert Comenge ‘57
Heather Klechak
Greg and Leslie Klemp
Sue Knight Carter ‘71
Katie Komidor Williams 2001
Melinda Koon ‘88
Rebecca Koon Walker ‘87
Rosemary Korndorffer - In honor of Claire Danna Seese 2025
Scott and Vicky Kreeger
Meghan Kreeger 2017
Eleanore Krentel Pitard ‘98
Krieger Family
Kelly Kuebel Lebato 2006
Blakley Kymen 1995
Angela Lacoste Ledet 2003
Kaitlyn Ladner 2009
Judge and Mrs. Walter I Lanier, Jr. - In honor of Caroline Lagarde 2024
Marley Lanson 2004
Sidney and Liz LaSalle
Mikaela Levy Ford 2000 - In honor of Coach Bobbie Thomas and In memory of Elise Charbonnet
Lauren Lipani Rosman 2006
The Ludwig Family
ANNUAL GIVING
Meredith Lyon Ramke ‘59
Michele Mizell Lyons ‘97
In memory of E. Kristine Sletten MacIver
MacMaster Family
Katie Maher Schmidt 2002
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Mahl
Holly Martin Vinet 2007
Rae Martinez Motahari ‘82
The Leonards Family
Meredith Veda Matthews 2002
Grace Mauberret 2016
Austill May 2022
Jeffrey and Vanessa Mayfield
Katie McCloskey Gibert ‘89
On behalf of my 1989 classmates who are unable to contribute
Kelly McCloskey Duffy ‘87
Jessica McDonald Baker 2006
Marcelle McGoey Delaune ‘97
Margaret McIntyre Van Ryckeghem ‘88
Mike and Mary McKeogh
Emily McRae 2023
Melissa Meagher Holman ‘89
Lainey C Melancon 2027
Ashley Melton Sarkar 2003
Whitney Melton Jeffreys 2004
Mandy Mendoza Gagliardi ‘91
Nathalie Mentel Lavergne ‘79 - In memory of Classmates no longer with us
Grandma and Grandpa
Nicholas and Jamie Minvielle
Ashley Miramon Ferret 2004
Danielle Mollere Najpaver 2004
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Montgomery
John and Patricia Morgan
Lizby Morse Eustis ‘76
Shawn Murphy Curley ‘87
In honor of Ashley Post 2025
Katie Rose Norman McConnell 2005
Betsy O’Brien McCormack ‘72 - In memory of Alyce O’Brien
Anthony and Laurie Occhipinti
Larry and Claire Oggs
Brian and Nanette Olivier
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Olivier
Jennifer Orgeron
Drs. John and Kathryn Oubre
Paille Family
Palazzo Family
Trisha Patron Rovira ‘89
Lauren Pellegrini Renwick 2001
Ann Percy Moores 1972
Toni Pettavino
Deborah Philips Close ‘73 & Geoffrey Close
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Piazza
Doreen Picone
Chav and Rebecca Pierce - In honor of Brittany Pierce 2018
Tara Pilet
Laurie Ponder
Wayne and Kelly Pontiff - In honor of Addison Pontiff 2025
Chris and Audrey Pool
Clancey Powell 2002
Leah Quartano Bowling 2006
Rickie and Denise Ragan
Casey Ragan Wendel 2009
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rapp
Paula Raymond
In memory of Deacon Rusty Read
Dr. and Mrs. John d’Hemecourt, Jr.
Kristen Reeves ‘89
Ashli Rice ‘89
Charles and Stacey Richard
Thais Richardson Rencher ‘89
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richerand, II
Ronnie and Cathy Richoux
Sylvia Riley - In honor of Emily 2024 & Erin 2022 Devlin
Elizabeth Riviere Beier 2002
Mike and Raymie Robin
Emily Rodriguez Keller 2007
Karen Rolling ‘89
Rosamond Family
In honor of Kate Rich 2028
Laura Rudiger
In honor of Chardonnay Rushing 2010
Dannels Family
Lynda Ryan
Debby Saucier
Christine Scaife Beavers 2004
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Schiro
Sarah Schlesinger Rathe 2002
Mary Schmidt-Owens, PhD ‘79 - In memory of Marie and Charles Schmidt
Catherine Schroeder 2011
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schruff - In honor of Mallory Schruff 2023 and McCall Schruff 2017
Schumacher Family
Scogin Family
Eileen Seese - In honor of Claire Seese 2025 and Stella Salvaggio 2026
Andrew and Lacey Sharp
Christen Severson Shea 2001
Chad and Stacy Simonton
Sandy Simpson Oliveaux ‘87
Nicole Jemison Siverd ‘95
Anna Smith Roubion 2004
Ken and Mary Smith
Katie St. Germain Mason 2004
Anna Sembera - In memory of Ashley Taylor
Dr. and Mrs. Tim St. Romain
Libby Stalter 2022
Sarah Stewart Robertson 2006
Janet Tabary Hartman ‘62
Brian and Amanda Tardo
Katherine Taylor
Deborah Terribile Stewart ‘77 - In honor of Mrs. Faulk and In memory of Mimi Gauthier
Kirby Thibaut Burke ‘89
Class of 2000
Thompson Family
Herbie and Misty Thorpe
M’Liss Tijerino
Elizabeth M. Timothy ‘82
Steve and Lucy Tujague
Maria Vargas
Yvonne Vasquez
Zach and Morgan Vaughn - In honor of Marigny Vaughn 2028
Alexandra Viola 2002
The Voelkel Family
Caroline Voelkel Boudreaux 2004
Charlotte Voelkel Jones 2009
Ashley E. Vorenkamp 2008
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Vorhaben, Jr.
The Vorozilchak Family
Brianna Wale 2016
Abney Wardle 2028
Danielle Waters
Kaylee Waters
Janell Weil Gaudin 2002
Lynne Becker Wheeler ‘59
Annie and Matthew Whitaker
Aimee Willem Gomila 2001
Helen Williams Sellers 2004
Meg Williams ‘79
Carra Jane Williams Shea 2006
Keith and Jessica William
Cathy Williams
Michelle Wilson Juneau ‘89
Saint Scholastica Academy Est. 1903
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Four nuns from the Benedictine Convent cross Lake Pontchartrain to establish a school and convent, but abandon their mission due to lack of funding.
1 8 9 3
Benedictine nuns purchase land in Covington and begin plans for a convent and school.
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Construction on the three-story building begins! It is built at a cost of $17,750 and is the most impressive structure in Covington
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SSA celebrates 120 years of educating young women in the Benedictine tradition of prayer, work, study, and community
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On September 4, 1903, with 17 boarders and 60 day students, the Angelus Bell rings for the first time and still rings daily. 1 9 1 0
The Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes is built and dedicated. The Grotto still stands in its original location today.
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SSA receives the National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence Award by the United States Department of Education for the second time
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The relationship between the Academy and St Paul’s College continues to grow since its origin in 1911. Tea dances are held every Sunday afternoon
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The school year opens on Sept 5, with 105 students Planning for the addition of Our Lady of Wisdom Hall creates the first school in the South equipped for tape teaching.
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This school year begins with the closing of the elementary school section. The faculty consists of six nuns and six lay teachers for the 198 students
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The original 1903 building is torn down when the Covington Fire Department declares the building unsafe.
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Apple computers arrive on campus and a lab dedicated to this new technology.
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SSA purchases a 10acre property on Hwy 190 that will become SSA’s Athletic Complex. SSA becomes the first all-girls school in the state of Louisiana to have its own home athletic complex.
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SSA purchases properties for a new two-story classroom building and Development Office A state-of-the-art science and computer education facility is christened Benedictine Hall by Bishop Gregory Aymond
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Athletic Booster Club
Lisa C. O. Brandes ‘80
Ben and Kristin Capshaw
Patricia Clerc Jackson ‘61 - In memory of Sr. Juanita
Kim Colle Reagan ‘93
William and Jennifer Curran
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davis
Duke and Brenda Ehrhardt
Lee and Claire Hayden
Mary Ellen and Garry Jordan
In memory of Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Keller
Aug-Jan Kuntz Family Fund
Jamie and Nicholas Minvielle
Charles and Stacey Richard
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richerand, II
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Seese, IIIn honor of Claire Seese 2025
SSA Grandparent Club
Michael and Amanda Sciortino
Give NOLA 2024
Mr. Barry Armstrong
CJ Ladner State Farm Insurance
Mr. and Mrs. Derek Commander
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Kitchen
Katie McCloskey Gibert ‘89
Orleans Shoe Company
Aimee Willem Gomila 2001
YaySoiree
Athletic Donations
BSB Bar of Metairie LA - Mike and Sharon Delahoussaye
Care Physical Therapy
Coffee Rani
Crown Buick GMC
Mr. and Mrs. Grady J. Flattmann
Friends of SSA
State Farm – Capt. A.D. and Susan
Price Geoghegan
The Gelpi/Perrin Family Athletic Fund
Christie and Larry Perrin
Donations
Betsy 2004 and Kate 2005
Champagne –Tuition Assistance
Friend of SSA –Tuition Assistance
Knights of Columbus Council 3061 –Tuition Assistance
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Koerner –Tuition Assistance
Bill McGehee Insurance, Inc. –Dad’s Club
Pazos Education Fund –Tuition Assistance
Alison Seeger Mills ‘88
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sustendal – Scholarship Fund
In-Kind Donations
Back Drops by KD - Karin Davis
Dependable Glass Works
Claire Hayden
Liberty Self Storage
Mass Intentions
Susan Carter
In memory of Raydine Raborn
In healing of Becky Bean
In memory of Shelly Marie Cyrus
In memory of Robert Guilbaut, Jr.
Dan and Elaine Simmons
In memory of Ellen Frisard
Library Donations
In loving memory of Vernon and Ruby (Landry) Langlinais
In loving memory of Ray Landry
In honor of Bobbi Landry for her unending devotion to the girls of SSA.
Matching Gifts
Chevron Matching Employee Funds
Hornbeck Offshore Operators
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Educational Matching Gifts
Paver Donors
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cochran
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Falgout
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Krieger
Mr. Michael LeJeune
Kelly and Jamie McHugh
Mr. and Mrs. Cody Perilloux
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sadowski
Scholarships
Anne Lucille Augustine Bard ’39 Scholarship In memory of Lucille Augustine Bard ’39Mr. Richard M. Bard, III
Catherine Farnsworth Gensler Foundation
Scholarship - Dr. Lawrence Gensler
Saint Scholastica Academy
ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME
JANUARY 26, 2024
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Paula Achord
Mary Adkins
Rebecca Adkins
Elaine Alexander
Clare Altland
Allison Amador
Lauren Amador
Mary Lou Amador
Patricia Amos
Brandi Ancar
Davis Anderson
Yvette Anderson
Sophia Angelette
Uncle Juddy
Ronald Artigues
Karen Athas
Stacey Au
Kathleen Avenel
Maria Bacon
Steven Bacon
Charles & Alicia Baier
Lila Ballard
Skylar Ballard
Steven and Lori Ballard
Tatum Ballard
Torry Ballard
Annie Barrios
Byron Barrios
Joe Baugh
Y Baugh
Mary Baumgartner
Molly Berrigan
Erin Bidleman
Holly Biggs
Jan Biggs
Biggs Construction
Travis Biggs
Jennifer Blanchard
Joy Bloodsworth
Maryury Bologna
Mimi and Popps Bonner
Cynthia Boudreaux
Deborah Boudreaux
Felicia Boudreaux
Laura Boudreaux
Shannon Bourgeois
Emily Boyet
Go Emma! Love You,Sugar
Kathleen Broussard
Courtney Brown
Illona Brumfield
Monika Brumfield
Donna Brunet
Beckie Buff
Carol Burnell
Gloria Byrne
Amy Caire
Brad Caire
Northern Sand & Gravel Cambre
Shane Cambre
Ashley Cantin
Maggie Cantrelle
Michele Casi
Denice Castrinos
Adele Chestovich
Chic Fil A
Emily Childers
Debra Christensen
Natalie Cogan
Christine Colley
Leslie Collins
Celine
Keri Conley
R Connaughton
Amy Costanza-Smith
Barbara Coutrado
Robert Cruise
William Cruise
Amy Cuevas
Cheryl Cuevas
Cupcake Concept
Julie Curole
Claire Cyr
Sara and Thomas Daniel
Jolie D’Antonio
Carolyn D’Antonio
Vicki Daquila
Brandi Daquin
Richard Daviet
Chester Davis
Ellen Davis
Michelle Davis
Trudy de Gruiter
Erin DeLoach
Jessica Denaburg
Regan Descant
Caroline Devereaux
Kimberly DiVittorio
Uncle Do
Jack Donham
Kari Doyle
Douglas Draper
Lily Dufour
Lisa Dugger
Kindy Duhe
Camille Duvernay
Melinda Eason
Leah Edmonds
Melissa Edmonds
Nonny & Big Daddy
Dottye Ellis
Karen Elvir
Erin Englert
Rick Englert
Amanda Estapa
Susan Mullen Estapa
Amy Fielding
Tracey Fields
Dina Fiorella
Kris Flanagan
Charles Fly
Nanny and Pye Folden
Francesca Foret
Amanda Fraisse
Nealy Frentz
Friend of SSA
Christopher Fuhrman
Jean Fuhrman
Shelly Gaffney
Faith Garraway
Alyson Garvey
John Gelpi
Denise Gelpi Ragan
SuSu Geoghegan
Elizabeth German
Elizabeth Gibson
Emmie Giovingo
Fru and Roux Gitz
Cynthia GoberGood Luck Darby
Meredith Golemi
Lorena Gómez
Roberth Gonzalez
David Goss
Mary Goss
Laura Graham
Geoffrey Gros
Nana & Papa Gros
Marie Gueringer
Valerie Guey
Paula Guidroz
Jeremy Guilbeau
Alexandra Haley
Amanda Hamilton
Angie Hattier
Jamie Hattier
Becky Hearn
Juliette Hefler
Suzanne Henry
Tori Hicks
Katherine Hodgins
Lauren Hodgins
Luellen Hodgins
Melanie Hoeman
Caity Howell
Beverly Hude
Charlie & Rhoda Hulsey
Sarah Hulsey
Emily Humphreys
Lila Humphreys
Hamid Hussain
Sameeha Hussain
Shakeela Hussain
Gary Intravia
Jean Intravia
Eva Iturriaga
Stephanie Jacob Daigle
Amy Jankowski
Jennifer Jeanfreau
The Jemison Family
Laurel Jenkins
Karen K. Johnson
Nancy Jones
Deanna Jorgensen
Ben Joseph
Tina Jump
Jeanne Kavanaugh
Charlene Kazan
Lauren Keim
Elizabeth Kergosien
Jessie Kergosien
Linda Kergosien
Erin Kessler
Boyd Kitchen
Ana Kjorling
Shawn Klein
Rhonda Koehn
Roger Koerner
Gretchen Kraft
Kirsten Kramer
Kadee Krieger
Bella LaCava
Jackie LaCour
Sandra LaCour
Christina Lafon
Jonathan Lagarde
Beth Lala
Pam Lameier
Joseph Landers
Sidney LaSalle
Alvis Latino
Gina Latino
Steven Latino
Lori Latino-Glynn
Melody LeBlanc
Shannon Lescale
Melanie Liner
Christina Lipari
Nina Lombardi
Kyle Lopez
Christina Lotspeich
Cody Ludwig
Robert MacMaster
Kristin Maginnis
Brandon Mahl
Debbie Mahl
Joseph Mahoney
Amy May
Rose Mayfield
Kane McAndrew
Katie Rose McConnell
Ciana McDaniel
Patrick and Polly McGough
Mary McKeogh
Micheal Mckeogh
Jacob McWilliams
Paysse McWilliams
Imna Medina
Alison Mills
James Moll
Janet Morse
Linda Mott
Tammie Mott
Courtney Newton
Missie Noel
David Nunez
John Occhipinti
Laurie Occhipinti
Cathie & Larry Oggs
Claire Oggs
Susan Oglesbee
Jenny Oliveira
Sonja Ordoyne
Leonardo Orejarena
Virginia Tech Go Hokies
Kathryn Oubre
Pontchartrain Cancer Center
Jennifer Pacione
Jennifer Palmisano
Steve & Patricia Parker
Jeanne Pecot
Michele Pellegrin
Lisa Pellegrini
Esteban Peña
Dana Pender
Cathy Perilloux
Chloe Perilloux
Louise Perrin
Larry Perrin III
Caitlin Picou
Brooklynn Pinegar
Erin Piske
Janet Pontiff
Kelly Pontiff
Geoffrey Pool
Callie Porte
Nicole Porte
John Portwood
Denise Primes
Laura Prisco
Siiri Quick
Meredith Ramke
Philip Rapp
Sandy Rawlings
Jacqueline Raymond
Michael Raymond
Paula Raymond
Stacy Raymond
Ysonde Raymond
Michael Raymond III
Rachel Reina
Charles Richard
Sally Richards
DeNea Riche
Karynne Richerand
Catherine Richie
Cheryl Rinehart
Cynthia Robert Kinta Roberts
Anna Robichaux
Virginia Sackett-Montagna
Ellen Salvaggio
Garry Salvaggio
Joaquin Sampedro
Rose M Sampedro
Rebecca Sandoz
Katie and Sal Scanio
Holly Schaffer
Maddie Schaus
Patricia Scheffy
Carol Schliem
Bonnie Sciortino
Anthony Sciortino, Jr
Brinkley Seal
Alecia Seastrunk
James Seese
Lori Sercovich
Susan Shaw
Jason Showalter
Michael Shull
Stacy Simonton
Elizabeth Sims
Katherine Sims
Nicole Siverd
Anne-Marie Skansi
Suzanne Smith
Steven Solomon
Sue Songy
Amy Spain
Eric Springmann
Lynn Springmann
Therese Stentz
Margaret Stone
Edie Sullivan
Denise Summerell
Anonymous Supporter
Erika Swett
Michael Taylor
Letha Tepper
Angela Thiaville
Kathleen Thomas
Cathy Thompson
Laurie Thompson
Rebecca Thorne
Misty Thorpe
Mary Toce
Carriere Tomeny
Randall Tomeny
Melissa Torres
Eric Tran
Melissa Tumbleston
Lisa Turni
Shari Turni
Jamie Underhill
Oma and Opa VanAs
Paola Vasquez
Avery Vaughn
Uncle Mike & Aunt Lydia
Morgan Vaughn
Camille Verges
Jason Verriere
Kim Verriere
Margie and Leon Verriere
Kim Vinson
Linda and Fred Vollman
Donna Vorenkamp
Dr. & Mrs. Harry Vorhaben
Laurie Vorozilchak
Abney Wardle
Cheryl Wascom
Ashley Waters
Bridget Wiederhold
Marjorie Wiederhold
Patrick Mahoney
Stevi Maillet
Beth Majoue
Dean Majoue
Hal Robichaux
Nadine Robin
Megan Rosenblum
Emory Rosmaond
Avery Williams
Catherine Williams
Brianne Wilson
Josh Wilson
Amy Cowley
Renee Cresap
Morgan Crozier
Ella Hammer
Glenda & Matt Hardey
Rachel Margolis
Miranda and Steve Matte
Sally Roussel
Jane Russo
Christina Zapata
EVENT SPONSORS + IN-KIND DONORS
FALAYA FLING 2024 SPONSORS
Presenting $10,000
Crown Buick GMC
Platinum $5,000
Melissa and Tommy Buckel
The Cruise Family
Gold $2,500
Ameriprise Financial – Thirty-Ninety Advisors
Care Physical Therapy
School Time Uniforms
Thiaville Family Dentistry
Silver $1,500
Baldone Reina Dermatology
Banner Ford
Grady J. AttorneysFlattmann, at Law, LLC
Msgr. Frank Giroir - St. Anselm
Catholic Church
Gulf Coast Bank & Trust
Home Bank, N.A.
KPM Construction - Jamie & Kelly
MalinskiMcHughDermatology
Navivan
Restore Health and Wellness
Southern Interior Solutions
SSA Track and Field
Triton Stone Group of New Orleans
Voelkel McWilliams Construction
Bronze $500
A-1 Electrical Contractors, Inc.
Balfour New Orleans
Barberito Photographers
Bobby and Melody Barousse
Kimberly Abide Bergeron – State Farm
Kristin and Ben Capshaw
C J Ladner State Farm Insurance
Cowley Dental
Adam and Melissa Currier
Dr. Myles and Elke Digby
E.J. Fielding Funeral Home
Enviro-Tech Systems LLC
Expressions Photography
Jim Farris - Raymond James
Fully Promoted Covington
Kelly & Elizabeth Gibson
Greenleaf Architects, APAC
Drs. Michael and Meredith Hall
Jax Plumbing Service LLC
JBL Publishing
The Jewell Family
Liberty Storage
Jeffrey and Vanessa Mayfield
Kelly McHugh & Associates
Olivier Orthodontics
The Orejarena Family
Pontchartrain Cancer Center
Reagan & Reagan CPA LLC
Sciortino Financial LLC
Rick & Jennifer Sedberry
SSA Alumnae Association
SSA Dads Club
SSA Grandparents Club
Monique O’Brien Weiner ‘88 and Michael Weiner
Donors
Bayou’s Best Burgers LLC Five Guy’s
SSA Parent Club
SSA Athletic Booster Club
In Kind Donors
Abita Brewing Company
Alpha-Lit New Orleans
Backdrops by KD
Champagne Beverage Co., Inc.
Louisiana Coca Cola Bottling Co.
Oxbow Rum Distillery
Perino’s Nursery
Republic National Distruibuting
Resource Bank
Seven Three Distilling
Item Donors
Abita Lumber Company
Aesthetic Haus
All American Medical
Allure Dental
Art by
Aubrey’sAllieBaking Company
Balfour New Orleans
Beau Chene Country Club
Beaute Aesthetic & Wellness
Bella Salon & Spa
Beon
Betty Efferson Art
Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights
Bistro Byronz
Black Flower Apparel
Jay and Lynette Blossman
Blue Harbor
Bon Sake Sushi
Bora Bora Swimwear & Resortwear
Bosco’s
Brenchley, Ltd.
BRG Hospitality
Brown Family Orthodontics
Curt & Mary Burns
Bust a Bug Pest Control LLC
Camp Bow Wow
Ms Caroline Capps
Carl’s Fine Jewelry
Carly & CedarwoodCompanySchool
Champagne Beverage Company
Chiffarobe
Cilantro’s Mexican Restaurant
Coffee Rani
Columbia Street Mercantile
Coors
Fr. Gary Copping
Corrin Fisher Interiors
Court of Two Sisters
Creative Design Studio
Croissant French Bakery & Lagniappe
Crumbl Cookie
Cupcake Concept
David & Karen D’Antonio
deCoeur Gifts & Home Accessories
Del Porto
Diamonds Direct
DiCristina’s Italian and Seafood Restaurant
DiMartino’s Restaurant
Dr. Gumbo New Orleans Cuisine
Jack DynamicsDuvernayDriving School
Egan Wellness & Medspa
Elmer Candy Corporation
EMME Beauty Bar
Evolve Studio
Five Guys Burgers and Fries
Fore! Kids Foundation
Franco’s
Gallagher’s Grill/Pat Gallagher’s 527
Gary Bonanno Fine Catering
Geaux Creole Seasoning
Golden Nugget Casino Hotel
Gracie’s Boutique & Salon
Greige
GrieshaberInteriorDermatology
Habaneros Mexican Restaurant
HAHA
Lisa HavenHarper-Cairns Coffee
Hazel Lane
Heidi Bowers Photography
Hemline Mandeville
High Performance Cookers
HJ Smith & Son
Hollrah Wellness & Aesthetics
Homemade Crafts & Things
Hometown Textiles
HooDoo Ice Cream
Hotel Monteleone
House of Seven
Jefferson House Rabbit Patch
Laurel Jenkins
Jeremiah’s Ice
John Marc Anderson
Karen Van Zandt Art
Kendra Scott
Kiki & Lolli
Kismet Cosmetics
Krewe of Krowns
LaCroix
L’AubergeLandingCasino Baton Rouge
Laurie Occhipinti
Learning Express
Ledoux & Michaelis Orthodontics
Leonardo’s Restaurant
Liz Where Y’at Diner
Loft 18
Lola
Lowe’s Jewelers
M. Delaune Designs
Marcello Restaurant & Wine Bar
Maritime Museum Louisiana
Massey’s Outfitters
Mattina Bella
Katie Rose Norman McConnell
melange by KP
Menley Rose
Mignon Faget
Money Hill Country Club
Mossy Mix by A& H
Mugshots Grill & Bar
Nan’s Cafe
National League of Junior Cotillions - Northshore Chapter
New Orleans Museum of Art
New Orleans Saints
New Orleans School of Cooking
New Orleans Steamboat Company
Niche Modern Home
Northshore Empress
Nuvolari’s
Laurie OdeliaOcchipinti
Olive Patch
Our Lady of the Lake School
Paisley
Paradise On Columbia Med Spa
Pardo’s An American Bistro
Pelican Pointe Carwash
Perlis
PhoenixClothing Shop
Pinegrove Electric
Pit Stop
Pjs
Polish’dCoffeeNair Bar
Pot and Paddle
Puglia’s Sporting Goods
Steve Rowbatham
Romaguera Photography
Ronnie Collins
Royal Retreat
Rusty Pelican
Safe Wash Solutions, LLC
Saia’s Super Meat Market
Saint Paul’s Wolfden (bookstore)
Salvaggio Dental Care
Sanctuary Dermatology
Debby Saucier
Sawyer Orthodontics
Serenity Home and Gifts
Seven Three Distilling Co.
Shading Shoeffle’Places
Soine
SouthernDermatology Hotel
Southern Roots
SSA Grandparents Club
St. John Coffeehouse
St. Joseph Abbey & Seminary College
St. Peter School
St. Scholastica Academy
Summer House
Susan Lange Designs
The French Mix
The Gloriette
The Graceful Host Shop
The Party Papillon
The Southern Curator
Timeless Rx Clinic
Tournesol
Trey Yuen
V Home & Interiors
Varsity Sports
Jaclyn Warren
White Oak Estate and Gardens
Willwoods Community
Zen Sushi Bistro
SSA Dove Golf Classic 2023
19 th Hole Experience
Triton Stone Group
Golf Cart Sponsor
Wurth
Eagle
The Cruise Family
Kelly & Elizabeth Gibson
Voelkel McWilliams Construction
Birdie Benefitsone
Care Physical Therapy
Crown Buick GMC
Outland Technology
Southern Interior Solutions
Stirling Properties
Lunch Sponsor
Grady J. Flattmann, Attorneys at Law, LLC
Friend of SSA
Hole-In-One Sponsors
Banner Ford
Crown Buick GMC
Beverage Sponsor
Jordan Bass
Drs. Meredith and Michael Hall
Home Bank
Reagan & Reagan CPA LLC
Hole Sponsors
Argo Fine Imports
Stella Baier - Royalettes
Isla Barrios – SSA Cheerleader
Alexa Bettencourtt - Route 22
Gas & Bait
Bogue Falaya Fitness
Elizabeth Breaux -
Cross Country & Track
Mia Casi – Volleyball #7
Coffee Rani
Olivia Currier - Volleyball
Victoria Darrah – Basketball #1
Fully Promoted
Gilsbar
Olivia Graham – Aqua Doves
Greenscape Concepts
H&E Equipment Services
Caroline Hodges Class of 2025
Isabel Jenkins – Royalettes
Josh Cellars and Redemption
Whiskey
Caroline Lagarde - Volleyball #28
Lakeview Hospital Surgeons
Olivia Palo – SSA Cheerleader
Pinecrest Memorial Garden
Addison Pontiff - Basketball #3
Molly Robin - Go Doves!
Shading Places – Jennifer Pacione
Bess Siverd – Basketball #5
Anniston SpringmannRoyalettes
Beverage and Food Donors
Abita Roasting Co.
Arbor Lending Group
Bistro Byronz
Champagne Beverage
Greenleaf Architects
Gulf Coast Lending Services
Lola’s
PJ’s Coffee of New Orleans
Resource Bank
In-Kind Donors
Beau Chene Country Club
Glenlakes Golf Club
Rusty Pelican
Shell Landing Country Club
The Oasis Day Spa
Blue Dress Run 2024
Sapphire
Patel Mind and Body (Savannah Jenkins Patel 2009)
Set Fashions (Kelli Donahue
Stewart ‘98)
Diamond
Bogue Falaya Fitness (Catherine Ibos Richie ‘88)
Covington Beer Garden
The Cruise Family
Gulf Coast Bank
LaPorte CPAs & Business Advisors
PJ’s Coffee Ballard Brands (Jennifer Ballard Gitz ‘85)
Reagan & Reagan CPA (Kim Colle Reagan ‘93)
Monique O’Brien Weiner ‘88 and Michael Weiner
Pearl
Care Physical Therapy
C J Ladner State Farm Insurance
Jefferson House (Elise LaFrance Schell ’79)
Kismet Cosmetics (Caitlin Cucchiara Picou 2003)
Maher Animal Hospital (Katie Maher Schmidt 2002)
Merle Norman Cosmetics of Mandeville (Stephanie Jacob Daigle ‘82)
Olive Patch (Caroline Read d’Hemecourt ’99)
Michelle Marcotte Stalter ‘87 and Rowland Stalter
studioMV (Caroline Voelkel Boudreaux 2004)
In-Kind
Acquistapace’s
Arena Collective Law Firm (Audrey Gitz DeAgano 2011)
Champagne Beverage Company
City of LettuceCovington Media
Resource Bank
JBL Publishing (Jonee Daigle Ferrand ’98)
S&W Wholesale Foods
The Graceful Host (Ashley Culicchia Cash 2006)
For the year ending June 30, 2024
