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New Preschool and Kindergarten applicants for 2026-2027: Children entering PK3 must turn 3-years-old, PK 4-years-old, and Kindergarten 5-years-old by September 30 of the school year for which they are applying.
There is a waitpool for 4th, and 7th grade at this time for 2026-2027.
Click here for 2026-2027 admissions information for the STM ACCESS Special Education program.
Take one look around, and you’ll see why STM has been called home from one generation to the next. To schedule your tour, or to find out more information about our beautiful campus, please contact Kristen Flores, Director of Enrollment Management and Communications.
In order for an application to be considered complete, the online application, all required documents and the application fee payment must be received by the school. We are unable to process incomplete applications. Thank you!
Scholarship programs: St. Thomas More partners with the following scholarship programs. For more information on any of the programs listed, please click to visit their individual websites. If you are currently receiving one of the below scholarships, please be sure to complete your application for next year by the deadline. Please note that each of these agencies partner with STM, but are not affiliated with STM. STM is not a part of the decision making process. Any questions about the individual program should be directed to the program itself:
Diocese of Baton Rouge assistance: There are several sources of funding available from the Diocese of Baton Rouge: Bishop's Annual Appeal, Black and Indian Mission Fund, and Romero Fund. Applications for these funds are made through FACTS Assistance and are awarded on the basis of need. Click here to apply.
St. Thomas More in-house assistance: STM has a limited amount of in-house financial assistance to be awarded to need-based families. Financial aid is meant to be temporary and does phase out. Click here to apply. Applications should be submitted by May 22, 2026, to be considered for the 2026-2027 school year. Any awards will be granted prior to the start of the 2026-2027 school year.
STM does not participate in the LA GATOR Scholarship Program.
Applicants for Preschool must be at least three years of age no later than September 30 in the year of their application to be considered for admission.
Applicants for kindergarten must be at least five years of age no later than September 30 in the kindergarten year to be considered for admission. Applicants for 1st Grade must be at least six years of age no later than September 30 in the first grade year to be considered for admission.
Catholic schools of the diocese are open to all children regardless of race or ethnic background. In those cases which physical limitations make it necessary to restrict intake of students into a given school, priority shall be given in the following order:
For an applicant who is attending another school, the student must submit a letter of recommendation from the principal of the sending school along with a complete cumulative record (including report card grades, attendance and conduct information, and standardized test scores) in order to be considered for enrollment by the Admission Committee. Additional testing may be required to evaluate applications of students attending other schools. The Admission Committee will not make offers of admission to transfer students who apply in the week before school begins with the possible exception of students moving from out of town.
Once we have received a completed application, a testing date will be set for the child. The testing results and the complete application will be given to our admissions committee to review. Within a week from the time of testing, you will receive notification of your child's admission status.
Office of Child and Youth Protection
St. Thomas More Catholic School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at its schools. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletic, and other school administered programs.
