Halo

For almost 14 years, Senior Griff Thomas has called St. Martin’s Episcopal School home, and his kindness and involvement in the community have not gone unnoticed by his teachers and peers.

Thomas has definitely covered all of his bases during his time at St. Martin’s. H...

For many seniors, it’s an exciting time of year: the last semester before graduation. After graduation, though, the future is open to many possibilities. For many, college is a time to explore, a time to discover your passions. While the majority of the St. Martin’s Ep...

With the spring musical “Li’l Abner” rapidly approaching, many St. Martin’s Episcopal School students of all ages are working hard in an attempt to balance their schoolwork and extracurricular activities. However, participating in sports and in theater simultaneously c...

With spring rolling in, athletes and coaches are beginning to prepare for the upcoming season. The St. Martin’s high school baseball team hopes to make it to the playoffs and plans to take it one game at a time with the assistance from their senior leaders.

At the heart...

As the winter season of 2018-2019 came to an end, St. Martin’s Episcopal School’s athletics reflected on the wins and losses that came this year and all of the dedication and hard work each athlete contributed to help the teams excel.  

“On our team, every player is inc...

Photo by Clara Rabe

This year’s spring musical is packed with energetic singing and dancing. On March 27, the St. Martin’s Episcopal School Performing Arts Department will present “Li’l Abner” in the Solomon Theater.

Based on a newspaper comic strip set in the rural moun...

Due to the volatile social climate in many school campuses across the United States in recent years, St. Martin’s Episcopal School has been working to upgrade its emergency security procedures. For the 2018-2019 school year, many improvements to our security system hav...

This year at St. Martin’s Episcopal School, the Spanish Club is hosting a fundraiser called the Pulsera Project to support the unemployed people of Nicaragua. The Pulsera Project is a nonprofit organization that supports Central Americans by selling “pulseras,” or hand...

As the city of New Orleans entered Carnival season, Upper School students prepared to ride in parades all over—from St. Charles to Metairie. In fact, quite a few St. Martin’s students participated in Mardi Gras krewes.

Being a part of a krewe entails more than just ridi...

At the beginning of this semester, St. Martin’s Episcopal School welcomed Upper School Math Teacher Daniel Rees into the upper school.

Rees grew up in Lafayette, Louisiana and attended Teurlings Catholic High School. Before coming to St. Martin’s, Rees received an under...