Who Are We?
Our Commitment
Nurturing living a life of faith
The responsibility of SLS is to complement the role of the parents while creating a holy environment for students to continue to grow in the image and likeness of God. Working as a partner with parents, we invite and encourage parents to participate in all religious events and share in the desire that our students progressively grow to become involved, active members of the Church and society.
November 1960
First Parent’s Club
June 1977
First Lay Principal
April 1979
First Capital Expansion
June 1980
Name Change
St. Leo School becomes Sts. Leo-Seton Elementary.
With the division of the two Church parishes, St. Leo the Great and St. Elizabeth Seton, St. Leo School was renamed to Sts. Leo-Seton Elementary to include both Church parishes.
1981
Phase 1 Expansion Complete
Four new classrooms and a chapel were completed in phase 1 of the capital expansion project.
1983
Phase 2 Expansion Complete
1985
Phase 3 Expansion Begins
Phase 3 of the capital expansion began with construction of the gym/classroom facility “shell.”
December 1986
New Gym Opens
1987-1988
Dream Sessions Committee Formed
1990
New Gym/Classroom Complete
1992
Annual Drives Start
1994
Library Expansion Plan Begins
1997
New Library Recommended
1999
New Library Fund Raising Begins
2002
New Library Construction Begins
August 2002
New Name Instituted
2003
Classroom Renovations Begin
2004
SLS Earns Accredidation
SLS was accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
2005
Pre-K Expansion
2006-2007
New Junior High Plan Approved
Advisory Council approved plans to construct a new junior high classroom building.
2010-2011
New Junior High Building Complete
2014
St. Jude Playground Complete
2018-2019
Continued Growth
SLS recognized by Community Coffee Cash for Schools for record breaking performance in the program and earning the largest cash award in the program’s history.
2021-2022
Pre-K3 Program Added & Expanded
In the 2021 school year, Sts. Leo-Seton Catholic School announced a Pre-K3 program and in the 2022-2023 school year, the program has expanded to include two Pre-K3 classes.
Sts. Leo-Seton Leadership Team

Fr. David Hebert
Chancellor

Marissa Bagala
Principal

Heather Stemmans
Assistant Principal

Stephanie Leger
Religion Director

Kaitlyn Trahan
Development Director

Kallie Bergeaux
Curriculum Coordinator
Sts. Leo-Seton Faculty and Staff

Jennifer Andries

Victoria Degeyter

Megan Robichaux

Danielle Bergeron

Tina Bordelon

Julie Broussard

Robin Broussard

Kathy Schaub
Bookkeeper

Katie Boudoin

Paula Reichle

Tina Dean

Emily Gautreaux

Jennifer Dupuis

Molli Stelly

Misty Gary

Kasey Theriot

Victoria Smith

Jamie Robin

Bridget Stelly

Andrea Johnson
Librarian

Deanna Habetz

Charles Hebert
Athletic Director

Mandy Dore

Suzanne Kidder

Emily Hebert

Jennifer Viator

Jill LeBlanc

Ashley Patin

Lauren Leger

Lisa Miller

Angela Lee
Technology Coordinator

Ashley G. Patin

Jackie Savoie
Secretary

Stacey Mire

Angie Schaub

Naomie Carrier

Christina Meche
Michelle Benson
Counselor
Principal’s Message
Jesus says in the Gospel, “Let the little children come unto me.”
I am so excited and looking forward to being part of the Sts. Leo-Seton family. I look forward to getting to know each one of you and your precious children.
Our motto this year is “Getting Back to Our Roots“.
This is a beautiful goal for us, as we seek to ground ourselves not only in our school roots, but most importantly in our faith roots, which are grounded in our Savior, Jesus Christ. I pledge to work and pray with you and your families while we seek to grow spiritually and academically with Jesus as the first and primary teacher of our school. He is the head of our school family. Our sign outside says, “We Are Family”. I look forward to working together for the sake of faith, seeking academic excellence in our Catholic community. I promise to give all that I am to help us move forward spiritually, physically, and academically in a manner to develop the whole child.
Thank you for entrusting your children to us. You are always welcome here, so please stop by and say hello.
In St. Leo and St. Mother Seton, I am
Gratefully yours,
Marissa Bagala
Principal of Sts. Leo-Seton Catholic School