What Guides Us
Every stage of the St. Luke’s experience is rooted in a commitment to nurturing the whole child.
OUR MISSION
Challenging and nurturing mind, body, and spirit, our community inspires students to lead lives of purpose, faith, and integrity.
Why Parents
Choose St. Luke's
"My son started St. Luke’s Episcopal School at age 3 in PreK3 and just graduated 8th grade at 13. Over those ten years, the school has been nothing short of amazing. The teachers and staff treat every child as if they were their own, creating a warm and nurturing environment where students feel truly seen and supported. Teachers know each student personally and meet them where they are, encouraging strengths and gently guiding through challenges. This balance of high expectations with genuine care helped my son thrive. St. Luke’s balances strong academics with a focus on character, kindness, and community. My son not only developed excellent study habits and confidence, but also lifelong friendships and a sense of responsibility. The school's dedication to the whole child is unmatched. St. Luke’s is more than a school - it’s a family. Sending him here was the best decision we ever made, and we are so grateful for the foundation it has given him."
ALUMNI PARENT
Portrait of a St. Luke's Graduate
Over the years, students grow in ways that go far beyond the classroom. They discover what they love, learn to navigate challenges, build meaningful relationships, and gain the confidence to become more fully themselves. Our Portrait of a Graduate captures the qualities we hope they carry into high school and beyond.
Critical Thinkers
Servant Leaders
Creative Learners
Respectful Community Members
Effective Communicators
Team Players
Accreditation
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St. Luke’s Episcopal School is approved by the Louisiana Department of Education and accredited by the Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools. The school and faculty holds memberships and/or affiliations with the following organizations:
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The Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools (SAES) is a member in good standing of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) Commission on Accreditation. It has voluntarily agreed to abide by the Commission’s Criteria for Effective Independent School Accreditation Practices and to submit to a thorough review and evaluation of its accreditation standards, criteria, and procedures. SAES is recognized by state agencies and by eleven Episcopal dioceses within the six states served by SAES.