WELCOME TO SAINT PAUL’S LASALLIAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL

Saint Paul’s School is a Lasallian Catholic high school for boys that has been teaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ to students in a Lasallian, Christ-centered environment of caring discipline, while fostering high academic standards and encouraging community involvement for 100 years.

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The tradition of a Lasallian education

The tradition of a Lasallian education is rooted in the five Core Principles:

Faith in the Presence of God
Concern for the Poor and Social Justice
Quality Education
Inclusive Community
Respect for All Persons

These principles are fostered in every Lasallian institution worldwide, and will certainly make any young man from Saint Paul’s School feel at home in any of the other Lasallian schools globally. The Christian Brothers are assisted by more than 73,000 lay colleagues, and teach over 900,000 students in 80 countries.

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In his meditation for the Immaculate Conception, Saint John Baptist de La Salle tells the early brothers to “Look upon Mary as the masterpiece from God’s hands and ask him to free you from everything that might contribute to make you fall into the least fault, especially into any sins to which you are inclined.” So great was this feast in the Brothers' history that in the rules of some early communities, the brothers are told that “everything that is most beautiful will be used” to celebrate it. And considering the austerity in which the early brothers lived, that’s an important statement! May Our Lady, so important to our Lasallian heritage, shower us with blessings! May “everything that is most beautiful” on our campus, especially the students & faculty, give honor to her always. ... See MoreSee Less

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Saint Paul’s students in Biomedical Sciences class recently visited the LSU Health Sciences Center to tour the Center for Advanced Practice where they gained first-hand knowledge of training for health care professionals. Students listened to normal and abnormal heart sounds, analyzed respiratory patterns, practiced skills with surgical tools, and diagnosed a patient simulator in an emergency room. LSU instructor Daryl Lofaso led the tour and gave the students an idea of the training involved in pursuing a career in health science. (Photos David Arbo) ... See MoreSee Less

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