Husband and wife Jaclyn and David Warren collaborate on a new book, "“Brilliant!” geared to show middle school students that science and religion are compatible.

Mount Carmel Academy art students worked with the Sisters of Mount Carmel to turn the nuns' house into a neighborhood house float as part of the Krewe of House Floats, using the theme, "Simply the Best."

Lauren Weber, a junior at St. Charles Catholic High School, won first place from the Amitie suicide prevention memorial foundation for her essay on breaking the stigma around suicide.

A group of friends – several from Cabrini High School – formed a group to help prevent suicide among adolescents and teens

The core mission of the new Department of Catholic Education and Faith Formation is to "form lifelong disciples."

A high-tech anatomy visualization table called The Anatomage is teaching Archbishop Chapelle students the hidden intricacies of the human body.

Catholic school administrators know that on-site learning is the best thing for students, and they hope that will in the end help student achievement in these challenging COVID times.

When the coronavirus hit in March 2020, schools had to quickly pivot plans for their annual fundraisers. Several held virtual only events for the first time.

Religion and art come together in teens’ Scripture-based projects.

Cabrini High School's National Honor Society raised donations for Covenant House to end 2020 with its "Sock-ember" season of giving drive.

Brother Martin student Jace Patin gives his response to a visit to the school by New Orleanian Leona Tate, one of the first African-Americans to desegregate McDonogh 19 Elementary School, in collaboration with a class assignment, "The Portraits of Social Justice" led by Art I teacher Don Guidry.

One of the highlights of the annual Keep Christ in Christmas contest is the poster category

Francesca-Rose Mayeux writes poetically about a mother's love – Mary's love. She won the Grade 9-12 poetry division of the Keep Christ in Christmas contest.

Mount Carmel freshman Vivian Cerruti experiences a vision of the first Christmas.

Loyola student Masses go on despite COVID-19.

With a $1.2 million transformation, Ursuline Academy has turned its former library into a state-of-the-art space for a robotics, SmartLabs and a media center.