Faculty Years of Service
After the end of each school year, our Head of School Mr. Matthew Caire '03, presents our faculty and staff years of service awards to deserving faculty and staff members.
After the end of each school year, our Head of School Mr. Matthew Caire '03, presents our faculty and staff years of service awards to deserving faculty and staff members.
FACULTY/STAFF HONOREES 2026
Retirement
JOEY BOH
Coach Joey Boh will be retiring at the end of this school year completing 43 years as a teacher /coach at Archbishop Rummel High School. Joey began teaching Health/PE and coaching Football in 1983. During his 43 years at Rummel, Coach Boh spent 39 summers as a counselor and director of Rummel Day Camp. He also coached soccer for 18 seasons. In the classroom, Coach Boh transitioned from PE to teaching American History and his plaque hangs in the Raider Room having been named a Raider Legend. Coach Boh was the Defensive Line Coach at Rummel until 2007 and was instrumental in helping the Raiders capture 13 District Championships and 2 State Championships. During his time coaching ,Joey helped 26 of his defensive lineman advance to play college football. In Coach Boh's 43 years at Rummel, he worked under 11 principals.
10 years
MICHAEL TANT
Mr. Tant, our Director of Facilities, can be seen walking around campus from sunup to sundown. Whenever a problem arises, he is the first on the scene to diagnose and fix the issue. He spends his summer managing the various projects that take place on campus to continue to have our campus in top form.
15 years
DANIELLE MCLEOD
Mrs. McLeod began her Rummel career in August 2011. She has taught Ceramics, Digital Art, Fine Arts Survey, Visual Art, and AP Drawing. Mrs. McLeod has served as Art Club moderator for 15 years and Fine Arts Department Head for 2 years. She took on the role of Fine Arts Showcase Coordinator in 2013, which has become known as Rummel's Evening with the Arts. Over the years, Mrs. McLeod has highlighted the artistic accomplishments of our Raiders through the Catholic Schools Week Arts and Music Festival, a Jefferson Parish mural located on W. Esplanade, and numerous other showcase opportunities throughout our community. She is married to Michael McLeod, class of 2002, and has two sons, Riley and Dominic, who look forward to Rummel camp each summer.
20 years
KERRIE HUTCHINSON
Mrs. Hutchinson has been proudly teaching at Archbishop Rummel for 20 years. She has taught mathematics to all grade levels and has been the Student Council advisor for 12 years. In the fall she will be going into her 30th year as an educator. She has supported the Raiders way before her time as a teacher here. She is an Archbishop Chapelle graduate, class of 1991 and served as the president of our very own Chapellette Dance team her senior year. Mrs. Hutchinson resides in Metairie with her husband Mark and their 2 children Morgan, who attends Florida State University in Tallahassee and Luke, who will be attending LSU in the fall. Being a part of the Rummel community has been a blessing in her life and she would not have been able to do half of what she does if it wasn’t for her family's love and support. Raider Pride is a phrase she holds dear to her heart and she will be continuing to teach the young gentleman at Archbishop Rummel for years to come.
20 years
DOUG NEILL
After graduating from Rummel in 1998, Mr. Neill attended Loyola University New Orleans where he played baseball and studied computer science with a minor in mathematics. He would go on to be enshrined in the Loyola University New Orleans athletic hall of fame for his prowess on the diamond. He would return to his alma mater in 2006 after a few years wandering the desert serving in various roles over the past twenty years. Mr. Neill has been a classroom teacher, formation director, laptop coordinator, master scheduler, baseball coach, and many many other titles. He currently serves as the Associate Head of School for Academics.
Retirement
JOEY BOH
Coach Joey Boh will be retiring at the end of this school year completing 43 years as a teacher /coach at Archbishop Rummel High School. Joey began teaching Health/PE and coaching Football in 1983. During his 43 years at Rummel, Coach Boh spent 39 summers as a counselor and director of Rummel Day Camp. He also coached soccer for 18 seasons. In the classroom, Coach Boh transitioned from PE to teaching American History and his plaque hangs in the Raider Room having been named a Raider Legend. Coach Boh was the Defensive Line Coach at Rummel until 2007 and was instrumental in helping the Raiders capture 13 District Championships and 2 State Championships. During his time coaching ,Joey helped 26 of his defensive lineman advance to play college football. In Coach Boh's 43 years at Rummel, he worked under 11 principals.
10 years
MICHAEL TANT
Mr. Tant, our Director of Facilities, can be seen walking around campus from sunup to sundown. Whenever a problem arises, he is the first on the scene to diagnose and fix the issue. He spends his summer managing the various projects that take place on campus to continue to have our campus in top form.
15 years
DANIELLE MCLEOD
Mrs. McLeod began her Rummel career in August 2011. She has taught Ceramics, Digital Art, Fine Arts Survey, Visual Art, and AP Drawing. Mrs. McLeod has served as Art Club moderator for 15 years and Fine Arts Department Head for 2 years. She took on the role of Fine Arts Showcase Coordinator in 2013, which has become known as Rummel's Evening with the Arts. Over the years, Mrs. McLeod has highlighted the artistic accomplishments of our Raiders through the Catholic Schools Week Arts and Music Festival, a Jefferson Parish mural located on W. Esplanade, and numerous other showcase opportunities throughout our community. She is married to Michael McLeod, class of 2002, and has two sons, Riley and Dominic, who look forward to Rummel camp each summer.
20 years
KERRIE HUTCHINSON
Mrs. Hutchinson has been proudly teaching at Archbishop Rummel for 20 years. She has taught mathematics to all grade levels and has been the Student Council advisor for 12 years. In the fall she will be going into her 30th year as an educator. She has supported the Raiders way before her time as a teacher here. She is an Archbishop Chapelle graduate, class of 1991 and served as the president of our very own Chapellette Dance team her senior year. Mrs. Hutchinson resides in Metairie with her husband Mark and their 2 children Morgan, who attends Florida State University in Tallahassee and Luke, who will be attending LSU in the fall. Being a part of the Rummel community has been a blessing in her life and she would not have been able to do half of what she does if it wasn’t for her family's love and support. Raider Pride is a phrase she holds dear to her heart and she will be continuing to teach the young gentleman at Archbishop Rummel for years to come.
20 years
DOUG NEILL
After graduating from Rummel in 1998, Mr. Neill attended Loyola University New Orleans where he played baseball and studied computer science with a minor in mathematics. He would go on to be enshrined in the Loyola University New Orleans athletic hall of fame for his prowess on the diamond. He would return to his alma mater in 2006 after a few years wandering the desert serving in various roles over the past twenty years. Mr. Neill has been a classroom teacher, formation director, laptop coordinator, master scheduler, baseball coach, and many many other titles. He currently serves as the Associate Head of School for Academics.
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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. The schools of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, Louisiana, admit 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. They do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin or disability in administration of their educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. Information used with applications will not be used for any unlawful discriminatory purpose.
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