St. Luke's Episcopal School BR

Cue the confetti… we’re Middle School ready! 🎉
Our 5th graders are officially moving up and heading into middle school this fall!

We are so proud of all they’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see all they will do next. Enjoy your summer, you’ve earned it!

One of our favorite St. Luke’s traditions...Rice Babies!
Our 2nd graders celebrated by welcoming their “rice babies,” each carefully weighed to match their birth weight.

Step right up for The Greatest Show on Earth! 🎪✨
Our PreK-4 students stole the show with their annual circus performance full of smiles and lots of laughter!

Thank you to the Baton Rouge Chapter of the American Institute of Architects AIA Baton Rouge for the library book donation for "Architecture Week!" We know our students will love it and help inspire them to dream big and create!

Tian Tian has been part of the St. Luke’s family for 9 years, and we are so thankful for all the memories and moments she has shared with our school community! From sports to the stage, she has been involved in volleyball, basketball, football, soccer, and musical theater throughout her time at St. Luke’s. Her favorite memories include the plays, field trips, and especially the Washington, D.C. trip. Her advice to future 8th graders is: “Do well and have fun because it might be a long time until you see your classmates again.” We are so proud of you, Tian Tian, and can’t wait to see all that’s ahead at Episcopal School of Baton Rouge!

Bayou Buddies Pet Therapy dogs brought therapy dogs to help bring joy and calmness to our middle school students during their exam break today. Ryder and Cricket were a huge hit. Ryder stayed for a while and brought joy to our lower school classes as well!

Zack has been part of the St. Luke’s family for a decade, and we are so thankful for the dedication and positivity he has brought to our school community over the years! Zack has been apart of math competitions and Dungeons and Dragons during his time at St. Luke's. His favorite memory is last year’s Christmas event after midterms. His advice to future 8th graders is: “Keep working hard. The more you push yourself now, the more prepared you will be for high school, which means a better education and future for yourself.” We are so proud of you, Zack, and can’t wait to see all that’s ahead at Baton Rouge Magnet High School!