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It is amazing how fast this summer has flown by. Our "New Parent Meeting" that was scheduled for tomorrow July 30th at 8 a.m. has to be rescheduled due to the Bahan Center floors not being ready. With all of the rain and humidity it has not allowed the wax to dry completely. We will reschedule a "General Parent Meeting" for all parents online Tuesday, August 3rd at 6 p.m. We will send out a link to access the meeting

July 23, 2021 2021-2022 School Year Information Information for New Students and Families: July 30th from 8am -9am Bahan Center "Donuts and Details", an introduction to life at St. Therese for NEW PARENTS to STA. This event is for parents only, the kiddos can enjoy their last few days of summer.

July 15, 2021 Summer Reading Don’t forget to complete your summer reading! Summer Reading activities and instructions can be found here https://sttheresenola.org/summer-reading-activities.  School Supply Lists and Orders

Email sent to new parents July 13, 2021

1st Day of school schedule!

New student open house on Tuesday, August 3rd from 1-3pm.

St. Therese is celebrating Autism Acceptance Month during April! Check out our spot on LifeSongs 89.1.

The application portal for Champions of Catholic Education, ACE and Aspiring Scholars will open as listed below.

ACE Scholarship Application OPEN March 1st

The School Choice Program for Students with Exceptionalities Application is now available. Please read the directions, fill it out and return it to school by March 1, 2021. If you received School Choice for the 20-21 school year, you must reapply.

The School Choice Program for Students with Exceptionalities Application is now available. Please read the directions, fill it out and return it to school by March 1, 2021. If you received School Choice for the 20-21 school year, you must reapply.

Mrs. Talley and Mr. Higginbotham are tied at 92%!!! 3rd grade and Seniors are tied at 64%. Keep those donations coming!

The bankruptcy court in case number 20-10846 pending in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana has set a deadline of March 1, 2021 to file a Sexual Abuse Proof of Claim in the Archdiocese of New Orleans Bankruptcy. A Sexual Abuse Proof of Claim form may be found at...

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The application for Champions for Catholic Education is now OPEN! This program is open to families with school-aged children attending Catholic schools, in grades Kindergarten through 12th, within the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The application window will close on Friday, April 3, 2020.

2020-21 Scholarship Applications: The ACE application opens to new applicants on Monday, March 2nd at 8am CST. Families will visit our website at www.acescholarships.org at that time and will click on a link on our homepage that will direct them to the online application form through TADS. New applicants will need to fill out the application form completely, upload their required income and residency documents, and submit the nonrefundable $35 per family application fee in order for their application to be complete and be considered for funding. *There will be no access code for new applicants. We have limited funding for new applicants this year, and the application will stay open for only a limited amount of time this year. Since we process and award qualified applicants on a first come, first served basis, families will need to apply as soon as the application opens for their best chance to be considered for scholarship funding for 2020-21.

Check out what's happening with our PTC!

At one table, 7-year-old Daron White used brightly colored foam letters to spell out the word "bat," followed by "hat." At another, instructor Shannon Bland bent over a worksheet about an owl named Oliver, reading directions for 8-year-old Harmony Johnson to draw and then color in a picture of the nocturnal bird. "See? It's giving you steps to follow," Bland said, as Harmony nodded. The small-group exercises, which took place Friday at St. Thérèse Academy, are just one of many ways the new Catholic school is trying to serve elementary and high school students with mild to moderate learning disabilities.