Located in Metairie on Severn Avenue, Archbishop Rummel High School serves as a gem to the community and offers a learning environment like no other.  Construction on ARHS was completed in 1962, with the dedication to Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummel. Since then Rummel has gone through many renovations that have been an enhancement for student growth and learning as well as to better facilitate athletic as well as academic extracurricular.  Even today Archbishop Rummel High School still continues to improve and modernize it's campus grounds and facilities, and will continue to do so far into the future.
 

Campus FYI

• The current student center, the Raider Room, houses ARHS' vast collection of athletic trophies. In the Raider Room, students can do their homework, study, or converse.  Currently, in the planning stages, the Raider Room will be converted into the Genesian Theater and a new Student Center will be constructed.

• The ARHS campus is divided by Severn Avenue. West of Severn is the Junior High Campus, typically used by the underclassmen (Freshmen and 8th graders). To the east of Severn  is the Senior High Campus which is occupied by the upperclassmen (Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors).

• The Rummel Gymnasium is used for sports events, physical education classes, school masses, ceremonies, and most dances.

• The best place to study on campus with the least amount of noise is the Library's Quiet Area.

• At Rummel there are various copmputer labs with Internet access available, for student use. English teachers staff the writing labs at the lunch periods to assist students in revising and editing. The Library, Junior High Lab, Senior High Lab, and the Reading Lab are all accessible.