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The CPC Cheerleaders are hosting a Spirit Blanket Fundraiser! Blankets go on sale Monday, March 24th. Stay cozy while showing off your Hornet pride—perfect for games, gifts, and chilly nights. Thank you for supporting our cheerleaders!

Come Be a Hornet! Registration is OPEN from February 24 – March 14! Accepting students in Grades PK3 – 12 ✅ Apply now: https://www.catholicpc.com/howtoapply Tuition assistance info: https://www.catholicpc.com/tuition-assistance Schedule a tour: 225-638-9313 ext. 213 Don't miss your chance to join the Hornet family! ✨

Our school Read-A-Thon kicks off Monday, March 17, 2025, and we can’t wait for an exciting event that encourages a love of reading! We know your time is valuable, but activating your child’s Read-A-Thon account is quick and easy—taking less than 5 minutes. This account will track their progress and allow you to share their reading journey with family and friends. Activate your elementary student's Reader account today: https://www.read-a-thon.com/readers/r/DcGouh/1 Thank you for your support in making this Read-A-Thon a fantastic experience for our young readers!

"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters." – Colossians 3:23 Our FFA students showcased their skills in poultry evaluation at the Bayou Region Invitational in Napoleonville on February 26th! They judged live production hens, broilers, and ready-to-cook carcasses based on production quality. The competition also included a parts identification section and egg grading based on interior and exterior qualities. Next up, they’ll compete at the Area IV FFA Career Development Events at Southern University in March—best of luck to our team!

We celebrated Mrs. Chelsie for her 10 years of service to Catholic education! Her unwavering commitment, faith-filled guidance, and passion for shaping young minds have made a lasting impact on countless students. Thank you, Mrs. Chelsie, for your dedication to fostering both academic excellence and spiritual growth. Our school is truly blessed to have you!

Mr. Curry Foreman has been appointed the new principal beginning June 2025. Learn more about Mr. Foreman and his vision for Catholic of Pointe Coupée.

Prospective families, we invite you to join us on Tuesday, January 28th from 5-7 PM, and explore everything our school has to offer. Learn about our programs, meet our incredible teachers, and see what it means to be a Hornet! We can't wait to meet you! Can't make it? No problem! Call 225-638-9313 to schedule a tour today!

Congratulations to the winners of the PC Electric Christmas Card Coloring Contest! We are excited to announce the talented winners for grades 6-12: Zoie Thibaut took 1st place, Lawson Olinde earned 2nd place, and Anna Hammond secured 3rd place. Your creativity and holiday spirit have made this season even brighter! A big thank you to all the students who participated in this fun and festive contest!

Wishing our amazing school family a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! May this season bring joy, love, and precious moments with your loved ones. Here’s to a bright and wonderful 2025 filled with learning, growth, and happiness

We are excited to share that Candice Kennedy has been named Teacher of the Year for the 2024-2025 school year! Ms. Kennedy’s passion, creativity, and steadfast dedication to her students have made a lasting impact on our community. She inspires a love of learning and goes the extra mile to create an exceptional classroom experience. Thank you, Ms. Kennedy, for shaping the future and inspiring us all. Let’s celebrate this well-deserved honor!

Congratulations to fifth grader Kennedy David and second grader Lennon David for winning the Pointe Coupee Electric Annual Christmas Coloring Contest! ️

For a one time payment of $5, students in 6-12 grades may wear free dress on 12/17-12/19. No leggings, camo, hoods, or open toe shoes.

Please send books appropriate for 10 and under. Books will be donated to PC Parish Library!

The gym was packed! We were thrilled to celebrate a special milestone as we inducted new members into our inaugural Elementary Beta Chapter, as well as our Junior and Senior Beta Clubs! We’re so proud of our students for their hard work, character, and commitment. Here’s to a future full of leadership and excellence!

Our school united for a truly memorable occasion—the Eucharistic Procession at our Chapel. This historic and sacred event provided a meaningful experience for our entire campus, reinforcing the significance of faith and community in our lives. We are sincerely grateful to all those who contributed to making this day so remarkable. A heartfelt thank you to the generous donors whose support made this event possible. Your contributions continue to strengthen and inspire our mission. May this day be a lasting source of inspiration and cherished memories for everyone!

Congratulations to our amazing teachers Tiffany Meek, Cherie Smith, and Sherry Jewell for receiving the Prof Jewell Teacher Grant from the Arts Council of Pointe Coupee! This grant, established in memory of Ellet Benjamin Jewell, supports classroom projects in the arts, and we’re so proud of these educators for their dedication to inspiring creativity in their students. Thank you to the Arts Council for honoring local educators and investing in arts education!

Big News! Seventh grade students, Liam Segura and Parker Wells, competed in the District 15 FFA Creed Speaking Leadership Development Event (LDE) contest on 12/4 at West Feliciana High School. They competed against seven other 9th grade students from Zachary High School and North Iberville High School. The top four students are chosen to move forward to compete at Area IV contest. Liam Segura placed 1st and Parker Wells placed 2nd, so they will be competing against students from several schools across southeast Louisiana in the Area IV contest next week at Fletcher Technical and Community College in Shriever, LA. The judges were extremely impressed with these young men and their speaking abilities. Cullen Dawson also had an opportunity to do a mock competition at the Creed Speaking event, and the judges said he would have placed in the top four, as well, had he competed in the actual contest. Only two students from each school can compete, so that is why only two students competed in the actual contest, but we are very excited for all three students and their accomplishments! Liam and Parker are advancing to the Area IV Contest next Friday in Schriever! Wish them luck as they continue to shine!