The Generosity in Giving luncheon is an annual event hosted by Cindy Pazos'76 at Commander’s Palace thanking alumnae donors to Cabrini High School. Each attendee received an original piece of art commissioned by Ms. Pazos of the historic Esplanade building. Alumna of the Year Yvonne LaFleur was an honoree.

Excerpt from WDSU.com: The Brees Dream Foundation and Junior Achievement of Greater New Orleans have partnered to help high school students turn their big ideas into reality with the "Trust Your Crazy Ideas Challenge."

Cabrini High students participated in “Consequences of Impact,” a mock crash involving impaired driving. Students involved acted out a fatal crash scenario in front of their peers, allowing the students to see first-hand how drinking, driving, and poor decisions affect everyone involved. The mock crash promotes open and trusting relationships between parents and teens.

The Ochsner Blood Bank Scholarship Program Blood Drive Please support Cabrini High School & Ochsner Patients by donating blood at our blood drive.

Christie Runnels’17 has signed with the University of Memphis to play softball for that school.

Career Day 2017 welcomed 29 presenters, 23 of whom where Cabrini alumnae. The day began with Community Mass after which guests enjoyed a Continental Breakfast in the Sister Aloysius Almerico, MSC Library.

Please join us on Saturday, April 8, 2017 at 4:00pm For Cabrini High School’s Annual Father/Daughter Mass and Picnic Mass will be held in the Chapel Then join us and other dads and daughters for some good food and lots of fun

With these awards, we honor the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus whose faith and mission brought them to New Orleans to share the legacy and teachings of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini.

Friday, March 31st, a group of Spanish students represented Cabrini at the 35th Southeastern University Foreign Language Festival. They were accompanied by their teachers Mrs. Vivian Coutin and Mrs. Maria A. Fuertes-Andurand.

Monday night Cabrini won 62-61 in overtime against Ben Franklin and advances to the Division II basketball quarterfinals. That game is Thursday, February 23 against Parkview Baptist 6 PM at Parkview Baptist School in Baton Rouge! BE THERE!

Science Squad visited St. Dominic's kindergarten class to teach about seeds. The presentation was led by Science teacher Lauren Holstein. She was assisted by Cabrini faculty member Caroline Harris, Bailey Chauvin’18 and Katie Heller’20. The students sang a song about planting seeds, colored a cup cover to show what plants need, and planted a bean seed behind a window in the cup cover so they could watch it sprout.

Mrs. Anne Jeanmard uses a unique approach to insure students in her Algebra I Honors class grasp the theory of Exponential Growth activity and how cancer cells reproduce.

As a result of attending a conservation workshop in SanDiego, Mrs. Ann Smart was able to borrow a kit for her Environmental Science class that teaches about efforts to recover endangered species, specifically the California Condor. After learning about condor recovery efforts, students were able to use radio telemetry devices to "track" stuffed condors that had been hidden around the school yard, banded with radio transmitters. Once all the condors were found, the information was related to local efforts to recover species such as the La. Black Bear and the Whooping Crane.

The class of 2019 sponsored, planned, and had a blast at the annual Sophomore Charity Challenge. In addition to members of the class, sophomore boys from Archbishop Rummel High School and Holy Cross High School, as well as other sophomore boys who were guests of the Crescents, joined the night of competition and fun.

Cabrini High School and its offices will close at 3:30 pm Friday, February 24, 2017 for the Mardi Gras break and reopen at 7:30 am, Monday, March 6 – D5.