Our Mission Statement
St. Thomas More Catholic School is committed to continuing a legacy of excellence in religious and academic education in a nurturing environment that fosters self-discipline.
Today is our second Lenten Fish Fry of the season! Enjoy drive-thru service from 5–5:30 p..m. at the Activity Center or dine in from 5:30–7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria, with plates priced at $10 each. This week, we’re excited to feature golden-fried catfish Atchafalaya style, paired with a savory side of crawfish étouffée for $3 — a delicious way to celebrate Friday during Lent.
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Join us Friday, March 27 at 7 p.m. in the STM Gym as the Beta Club hosts a night of performances for your enjoyment. The St. Thomas More 2026 Talent Show will feature our many entertaining students as well as a surprise from our faculty! Click here to purchase your tickets. We hope to see you there!
We have noticed an increase in students bringing toys from home to school. While we understand that many of these items are special to our students, they can become a distraction during the school day. We would hate for a cherished item to become lost or damaged. To help keep our focus on learning, please keep toys and personal items at home unless they are specifically requested by the teacher for a classroom activity. We appreciate your support!
The Protect Young Eyes team recently visited STM faculty/staff, parents, and students in K through 8th grade. It was a powerful and engaging time of learning. If you missed the live talk, Protect Young Eyes founder Chris McKenna has provided an 11-minute, shortened but jam-packed version of some of their best digital safety tips. You can find it here on their YouTube channel. Don’t hesitate to visit PYE any time for answers to your digital questions! We’re pleased to partner with Chris and his team on these critical issues.
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Tuesday, March 17, is Green Accessory Day! Students may wear t-shirts in place of the uniform shirt or over the jumper, colored socks, ties, turtlenecks, bows, jewelry, beads, hats (not worn inside), scarves and sweatshirts.
Click here to order your child's STM 2025-2026 yearbook and ads! Yearbooks sold out last year — don't miss out!
Please continue to collect and send your Cash for Schools Proofs of Purchase to your child's homeroom or the school office all year long. Thank you!
Spring Allergies: Spring allergy season is the time of year when the pollen count is at its highest, usually March through May. Allergy symptoms vary from mild to severe and include: itchy, red, watery eyes; sneezing; rashes/hives, itchy skin; and respiratory symptoms/wheezing. If your child suffers from seasonal allergy symptoms, now is the time to start taking daily preventative medications like antihistamines, eye drops, and inhalers (if prescribed). Installing new air filters in your car and home and washing your hands, face, and clothing after going outdoors is also helpful. Ask a physician for treatment recommendations if symptoms are persistent. An allergy specialist can help those that have asthma or suffer from severe symptoms during allergy season.
Pills on Campus: Per our handbook policy, students may not be in possession of prescription or OTC medications on campus. If your child takes daily medication at home, please supervise the administration of the medication(s). Please email or call Nurse Rochelle if you have any questions about medication administration during the school day. rochelle@stmbr.org or 225-272-3072.
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Fund$ies for the Nunsies Middle School Kickball Tournament: STM has WON the tournament two years in a row! Let's defend our 1st place title! 6th-8th graders: Join us Friday, April 24 from 5:30-8:30 p.m at St. Michael High School. Proceeds help the Mercedarian Sisters build their novitiate house. 10 players per team. Signup is first come, first served. $15 per player (to be collected at a later date). Prize for the highest fundraising team. Free food and drinks. Inflatables, prizes, and family fun! Click here to register. If you have any questions, please contact Athletic Director Ali Buchart Pierson at bucharta@stmbr.org.
Vacation Bible School 2026 — Rainforest Falls is June 15–19. We’re excited for another fun and meaningful week with our kids — full of music, crafts, and Bible adventures! Volunteer registration is open now for adults and junior helpers (6th grade and up). stmbr.org/news/vbs
MARCH 13: Last Day of Q3
MARCH 18: Q3 report cards posted in Family Portal
MARCH 27: Talent Show
APRIL 3-10: Easter break
APRIL 15: 8th grade Mother & Daughter Fiesta and Dad & Son Game Night
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.
