Administrators' Message

Sts. Leo-Seton Catholic School is a home of spiritual, academic, and athletic excellence. Our Catholic faith

and religious practice guide us in school programming decisions. Each component of our educational program - religion and living faith, curriculum, athletics, and extracurricular activities – is based on current best practices of education and serves to enhance the

“whole child.”

The collaborative efforts of faculty, staff, parents, and community members throughout the years have transformed our campus from its humble beginnings as a mission school to its current place of prominence in Catholic education. While we recognize and respond to the ever changing needs of our students and continue to advance our school, we remain committed to upholding our distinguished sense of family. Our strategically planned growth and development decisions are guided by deliberate reflection and input from all stakeholder groups.

A quote from a recent parent opinion survey stated, SLS “…allows a feeling of being family with all the benefits and resources found at much larger schools.” As you view

all that we offer, know that you too may find a home at

Sts. Leo-Seton Catholic School and become a member

of our family.

Kimberly Gothreaux, Interim Principal

Heather Stemmans, Assistant Principal

Chancellor's Message

The whole purpose of religious education, whether in Catholic Schools or in any of the many parish Religious Education Programs, is to help people, especially our young people, meet the Lord. While doctrine and methodology are important and necessary, while training and expertise are indispensable, nothing worthwhile will ever come about if our own faith-life is shallow, superficial or unreal. Nothing of any consequence will be accomplished if people do not see our Catholic Schools and church parishes as communities of believers who love the Lord and love, support and strengthen one another.

Many people today, especially our young, are confused and searching, and at times even rebellious, but that is nothing new. It is the natural state of being young. Our young people, with their difficulties of growing up, are the business of everyone, not just parents, because we all live together in the same society and because it is God’s plan that we look after and help each other. We should be concerned about our young people, not in a condescending, paternalistic fashion, but in the way in which Jesus Christ Himself is concerned.

The generations of those that came before us built a strong family of faith and Catholic education – especially here at Sts. Leo-Seton Catholic School. It is our task to continue building upon this foundation. I have tremendous confidence in our school’s administration and faculty. I have tremendous confidence in our parents who sacrifice much in order that their children will receive the best Catholic school education possible. I have tremendous confidence in our young people who will increasingly become strong leaders in the faith.

Very Reverend Monsignor Robie Robichaux
Chancellor