Episcopal School of Acadiana

10/04/2026

Thanks to our amazing team of coaches and volunteers for a fantastic Ain’t No Shade in Cade cross country meet! Close to 900 runners competed in varsity, JV, and middle school races. ESA Girls Varsity took third place with top ten finishes by Sophie Wilson (6th) and Marcella Miller (7th). A huge shoutout to Coaches Andrea Hernandez, Laura Magann, Sarina Lapeyrouse, Peter Kaiser, Allie Rosen, and Mike Bourgeois for the weeks of hard work they put into organizing the best cross country meet of the year. We appreciate all of the helping hands from our Falcon Family!

10/02/2026

After studying the cultural and physical aspects of Louisiana’s regions, Mrs. Stokes’ sixth-grade Louisiana Studies students created their own festivals to highlight products, resources, locations, and historical features of the state. Thanks to Rozi and Juliana for this explanation of their Louisiana Fashion Festival of the Past!

10/02/2026

Good luck, Falcons!

10/02/2026

Great to see Emile Myers '28 on stage with Acadiana Symphony Orchestra and Conservatory of Music!

10/01/2026

Carson DeLarue ‘14 recently visited the Cade Campus to catch up with many of his former teachers and see the improvements. We loved hearing about the impact ESA has had on his life and the significance it played in his story. After graduation, Carson spent a year at the University of Alabama before transferring to Louisiana State University. He earned a Juris Doctorate from LSU’s Paul M. Hebert Law Center in 2021 and began his career with the Attorney General's Office. In 2022, Carson joined the Associated Builders and Contractors of Louisiana, a statewide association representing merit shop industrial and commercial contractors, as Director of Governmental Relations. Today he serves as Vice President of Governmental Affairs, a role in which he lobbies lawmakers and state officials, manages two political action committees that support candidates in statewide, legislative, and judicial elections, and builds coalitions with industry partners. He lives in Baton Rouge with his wife Kelli and their three boys.

Thanks, Carson, for sharing your story with us!

Read the full Q&A at the link in our bio.

10/01/2026

A beautiful morning to celebrate all of our creatures who we care for and who care for us. 🐾

Thank you to our fifth-grade readers and to Father Michael Bordelon for the blessings and prayers.

09/29/2026

09/28/2026

Our Freshman Friday event is not just a chance for ninth graders to build class unity and celebrate being in Upper School. It’s also an opportunity for our juniors and seniors to grow as leaders and pass on what they’ve learned to younger students.

The Peer Leadership program connects two seniors and one junior with each freshman advisory. Starting with their retreat in the summer, peer leaders plan activities for their “peer kids” to help them transition from middle school to high school. Topics they cover include balancing school work with extracurriculars, navigating difficult situations and making tough decisions, developing empathy for others, and setting goals.

They also cheer for each other at athletic events and encourage one another to show up for school activities like dances and concerts. The program creates connections across multiple grade levels and makes our community even stronger.

Freshman Friday is completely run by peer leaders. At this afterschool event, students wear their advisory colors, compete in games and contests, share a meal, and dive into discussions that will continue all year long. It’s a favorite ESA Upper School tradition for both freshmen and their peer leaders.

09/26/2026

Coaches always say there is no such thing as a good loss, but certainly there were silver linings for Episcopal School of Acadiana after its home volleyball match against St.