Academic Departments
Computer Education Department
Mr. Doug Neill, Department Chair
The Computer Education Department at Archbishop Rummel High School helps students develop computer skills needed to succeed in high school and in college, as well as in their private and professional lives. The Computer Education Department offers classes in robotics, video production, iOS development, and computer science AP.
The Computer Education Department at Archbishop Rummel High School helps students develop computer skills needed to succeed in high school and in college, as well as in their private and professional lives. The Computer Education Department offers classes in robotics, video production, iOS development, and computer science AP.
English Department
Ms. Ronnie McKenna, Department Head
Students take an English course each year while at Archbishop Rummel High School. Courses are offered in all curriculum levels including separate English and reading courses in the lower grade levels. English IV, IV H and English V H students have the opportunity to partner with Southeastern Louisiana University in the dual enrollment program to earn college credit while still an Archbishop Rummel student.
Students take an English course each year while at Archbishop Rummel High School. Courses are offered in all curriculum levels including separate English and reading courses in the lower grade levels. English IV, IV H and English V H students have the opportunity to partner with Southeastern Louisiana University in the dual enrollment program to earn college credit while still an Archbishop Rummel student.
Fine Arts Department
Mr. Doug Neill, Department Head
The Archbishop Rummel Fine Arts Department is composed of three divisions: speech, art, and music. The Fine Arts Department offers classes in Art 1-IV (studio and ceramics), band (advanced and beginner), and fine arts survey.
The Archbishop Rummel Fine Arts Department is composed of three divisions: speech, art, and music. The Fine Arts Department offers classes in Art 1-IV (studio and ceramics), band (advanced and beginner), and fine arts survey.
Foreign Language Department
Mr. Joshua LeBoeuf, Department Head
Two years of the same modern language are required for an Archbishop Rummel diploma. Courses are offered in Spanish and Latin. Latin is required of all eighth grade students in the five year Advanced Honors curriculum and all Honors English I students in ninth grade.
Two years of the same modern language are required for an Archbishop Rummel diploma. Courses are offered in Spanish and Latin. Latin is required of all eighth grade students in the five year Advanced Honors curriculum and all Honors English I students in ninth grade.
Guidance Department
Library
Mathematics Department
Math is a required course each of the years the student attends Archbishop Rummel High School. The Honors program includes a full year of calculus in addition to four traditional high school courses. Also, pre-calculus students have the opportunity to partner with Southeastern Louisiana University in the dual enrollment program to earn college credit while still an Archbishop Rummel student.
Physical Education Department
PreProfessional Program
Resource Program
Science Department
Mr. Dominic Lanasa, Department Head
Four credits of science are required for graduation with an elective option of Biology II, Environmental Science, or Physics as a senior. Students will complete Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry in addition to the elective choice.
Four credits of science are required for graduation with an elective option of Biology II, Environmental Science, or Physics as a senior. Students will complete Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry in addition to the elective choice.
Social Studies Department
Mr. Louis Burg, Department Head
To earn an Archbishop Rummel diploma, a student must earn four credits in the Social Sciences. These courses are Western Civilization, American History, Civics, and World Geography. Students studying American History Honors can have dual enrollment through Southeastern Louisianan University and receive college credit.
To earn an Archbishop Rummel diploma, a student must earn four credits in the Social Sciences. These courses are Western Civilization, American History, Civics, and World Geography. Students studying American History Honors can have dual enrollment through Southeastern Louisianan University and receive college credit.
Theology Department
Mr. David Basile, Department Head
All students at Archbishop Rummel High School are required to earn a full credit of religion each year. All students must pass each course and attend the appropriate grade level retreat in order to receive an Archbishop Rummel diploma.
All students at Archbishop Rummel High School are required to earn a full credit of religion each year. All students must pass each course and attend the appropriate grade level retreat in order to receive an Archbishop Rummel diploma.
|
Religion 8
Jesus Christ: God’s Revelation to the World Religion II The Church: The Sacrament of Salvation Meeting Jesus in the Sacraments Religion IV Ecumenism and Interreligious Dialogue Vocations: Your Call to Love and Serve Evangelism |
Religion I
Jesus Christ: His Mission and Ministry Jesus Christ: Source of Our Salvation Religion III Your Life in Christ: Foundations of Catholic Morality Catholic Social Teaching: Learning and Living Justice |
|
Archbishop Rummel High School
1901 Severn Ave. Metairie, LA 70001 Phone: 504-834-5592 Fax: 504-832-4016 info@rummelraiders.com |
Mission Statement
Archbishop Rummel High School educates each student according to the principles of the Catholic Church in the Lasallian tradition of faith, community, and service. In a caring, disciplined environment of social awareness and academic excellence, Archbishop Rummel High School challenges each student to recognize the dignity of life and to develop and share, to the best of his ability, his unique talents. Archbishop Rummel High School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, or disability in violation of state and federal law or regulation in administration of its educational policies or programs.
|
