Our Mission
Founded in 1947, St. Martin’s is a coeducational, independent school that provides students from 8 weeks to grade 12 with a college preparatory education focused on development of the whole person. Students and faculty embrace the school’s motto, “Faith, Scholarship, and Service.”
Facts & Figures
List of 12 items.
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600
Students -
43
Zip Codes Represented -
8-10
Students Per Middle School Advisory Group -
1:5
George Cottage Faculty-Student Ratio -
52
Pre-k - 12th Grade Faculty Members with Advanced Degrees -
12
Average Upper School class Size -
18
Acre Campus -
21
LHSAA athletic teams -
2
Lower School Chapel Services Each Week -
12
Student Support Services Team Members -
50%
of Students Receive Tuition Assistance -
100%
of Seniors Accepted into the College of Their Choice
Headlines From Campus
1/19
What's Happening at StM
Hear Our Stories
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Clara Conatser
Inspired by the school's patron saint who selflessly gave half his cloak to a naked beggar, senior Clara Conatser launched a club to help provide clothing for at-risk children and teens throughout the city of New Orleans.Read More -
Chris Catinis
When StM student Chris Catinis saw the initial effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the Greater New Orleans community, he knew he had to find a way to help.Read More
“The virus has taken a toll on local businesses, healthcare workers, and even our lifestyles," said Catinis. "I wanted to find a way to benefit both the healthcare workers and local businesses by buying meals from local restaurants and delivering those meals to the healthcare workers...” -
Frank Gendusa
For nearly four decades, Frank Gendusa has served as a teacher, administrator, and coach, specializing in cultivating the talents of student-athletes, including many who have gone on to play in college and professionally. He has been the athletic director and football head coach at St. Martin's since 2018.Read More -
Eliza Morin
Read MoreWhen Eliza Morin was in fourth grade, she began working with Lower School librarian Ethel Madden to turn her dream of writing a children's book into a reality. -
Kelly Duncan
Kelly Duncan, of the Class of 1972, clearly has found happiness in helping others.Read More
“Not only does service to others benefit the community but it benefits you individually by helping to develop a balanced perspective on what really is important in life,” said Duncan. “It indeed has been my great fortune to have worked with so many who feel equally passionate about serving our community and the needs of others. I thank St. Martin’s for providing me with the foundation to do so!”
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