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Leonard P. Monteleone Scholarship
Requirements:
Legal Resident of St. Tammany Parish
Graduating in May from a St. Tammany Parish Public High School
Must have attended at St. Tammany Public School for all of your 9th - 12th grade years
Have a TOPS Core Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 3.0
Have an ACT score of at least 22
Complete Application
Application can be downloaded from link or picked up in guidance
Deadline: March 22, 2019 |
Tutoring and Seat Time
Academic Clinic – In the Library
Tues, Wed, and Thurs Morning: 6:55 a.m. – 7:24 a.m.
Tues and Thurs Afternoon: 2:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. |
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Academic News
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Cefalu Science Classes
See pictures of the interesting experiments Ms. Cefalu's students are doing this semester!
Posted: 03-12-19 |
Testing Ditch Water
Mr. Turner's biology students were out testing ditch water last week. Enjoy pictures of their tests!
Posted: 02-20-19 |
MOS Perfection
Jordynn, a 9th grader at Covington High School, passed the Microsoft Office Specialist WORD 2013 exam with a perfect score of 1000. She received 2nd place in the 2018 Microsoft Office Specialist State Championship Fall Qualifier for the state of Louisiana.
Posted: 02-15-19 |
Senior Showcase
See pictures from theatre's Senior Showcase in December!
Posted: 01-10-19 |
Poetry Out Loud
See pictures from the Poetry Out Loud competition!
Posted: 12-11-18 |
Babes in Toyland
See pictures from the "Babes in Toyland" production!
Posted: 12-04-18 |
Biology II Field Trip
Enjoy pictures from Mr. Turner's Biology II field trip!
Posted: 12-03-18 |
LUMCON Field Trip
Over the weekend of November 16th and 17th, Assistant Principal John Boudreaux and Mr. Turner took fifteen CHS Biology II students to the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, (LUMCON), in Cocodrie, Louisiana. While there, the students performed several scientific studies including a fish population survey, an elevation survey of the salt marsh, and a test of the ability of oysters to filter marsh water. On Saturday, November 17th the students were taken on a cruise out into Terrebonne Bay on the Research Vessel Acadiana. From the research vessel, the students observed dolphins and captured sea animals with a trawl net. It was a fun weekend experiencing Louisiana’s unique coastal environment and participating in real science at the LUMCON facility.
Posted: 11-30-18 |
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