St. Augustine High School, Catholic high school in New Orleans, Louisiana
St. Augustine High School is a Catholic school in New Orleans serving students in grades eight through twelve with classrooms, athletic facilities, and spaces for school gatherings. The school offers Advanced Placement courses and runs competitive athletic programs.
The Josephite Fathers and Brothers founded this school in 1951 to provide educational opportunities for African American male students in New Orleans. Its establishment marked an important commitment to serving the Black community through education.
The Marching 100 band performs at major national events, including Super Bowl games and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, bringing recognition to the school far beyond New Orleans. This ensemble is deeply woven into the school's identity and reputation.
The campus features athletic fields, classrooms, and spaces for extracurricular activities throughout the school year. Visitors should know that this is a private school and is typically only accessible during organized events or with prior permission.
Faculty members address each student as 'Mister,' a tradition that began in the school's early years and continues today. This practice emphasizes dignity and respect as core values of the institution.
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