Storytelling program brings Katrina home to students who had not yet been born

Loyola University New Orleans and Ochsner Health will partner on a bachelor of science program in nursing, beginning in the fall of 2021.

Andrew Joseph III, a member of the first graduating class of the free-tuition Good Shepherd School in 2008, has become its first graduate to enter medical school.

The state swim meet Nov. 18-21 will be held in Shreveport due to hurricane recovery efforts in southwest Louisiana.

School families will have a nutritious, convenient and no-cost option during these trying times.

Sisters in Unity, a new student group at the Academy of Our Lady in Marrero, is helping teens break open the difficult topic of  racism.

The Mandeville elementary school is one of 50 non-public schools to receive the prestigious national honor in 2020.

A recess elective at the school's City Park campus takes full advantage of its setting.

The Mandeville school is the only elementary school in Louisiana to be a three-time winner.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond kicks off the 2020-21 school year with this important message to the young readers of Kids' Clarion.

A lot of planning and precision go into every meal prepared in catholic school cafeterias.

Today the mayor's office authorized high school football teams in Orleans Parish to begin preparations for the season.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond led a delegation from the Archdiocese of New Orleans to Lake Charles today to lend spiritual and fraternal support to the victims of Hurricane Laura.

The LHSAA has announced that the prep football season can start Oct. 1, but New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell said contact sports will not be allowed while the city remains in Phase 2 of recovery.

Juniors and seniors from authorized Catholic high schools have until Sept. 8 to sign up for dual-enrollment classes at the University of Holy Cross.

Interim president at Ursuline Academy in New Orleans works with a task force to add more inclusion and diversity at all levels of the school.

He was 5 years old when he saw his mother sexually assaulted. He spent five years in Texas prisons for gang-related activities. And, now, Dr. Christian Bolden, a criminology professor at Loyola University New Orleans for the last 12 years, is using his redeemed life to help others.

When the coronavirus interrupted in-classroom learning in mid-March, it also put a temporary halt to school extracurriculars.

The Clarion Herald asked high schools in the Archdiocese of New Orleans to report on their reopening plans for the 2020-21 academic year.

It was a watershed moment at St. Ann School as the academic year opened Aug. 6 with a few tears and great care.