Students in 7th grade participate in service projects and activities for school and the community.

They also compete in academics, art, and other types of competitions at the district and state level.

Footprints for Life Club emphasizes the importance of LIFE from creation until natural death in a POSITIVE way!

It is open to all 4^th & 5^th and 6^th & 7^th graders.

2 Primary Goals of the Club
1. For each child to know that he or she is created in the image of God and has a unique purpose in the world – a specific purpose that God has planned for them.  

2. For children of all ages to know that the smallest action will make a difference in the world.  This program is designed to educate the students and empower them to be a voice.  

Meeting/Event Schedule:

October

Respect Life Month

Respect Life Mass - Thursday, October 28 (club members can wear thier t-shirts)

November

Wednesday, November 3 - 4th and 5th Grade meeting

Friday, November 5 - 6th and 7th Grade meeting

January

Annual "Baby Shower" Mass - Thursday, January 27 (club members can wear thier t-shirts)

February

Thursday, February 10 - 4th and 5th Grade meeting

Friday, February 11 - 6th and 7th Grade meeting

April

Thursday, April 7 - 4th and 5th Grade meeting

Friday, April 8 - 6th and 7th Grade meeting

A few reminders: 

- Meetings will take place in Mrs. Dunn's Classroom

- You can wear your Pro-Life T-shirt on your assigned meeting day.

- Please enter through the cafeteria on the day of your assigned meeting.

For additional ideas on building a culture of life, visit Mrs. Kissinger's website, ChoosetheChild.com.

Students in grades 3 through 7 may participate in preparing and performing a musical each year.

Choir is open to students in grades 3 through 7.

The choir sings at school functions such as Mass, First Communion, and puts on a Christmas program. Choir members also perform at choral competition and may audition for District Honor Choir. Our school choir is also invited to sing the National Anthem at New Orleans Pelicans games.

Choir Performance at Lakeside Information

Tuesdays 6:30-8pm during the school year and some in the summer.

EDGE is our Middle School program open to sixth through eighth graders. Here our faith really comes alive! We discuss our Catholic faith and things that middle schoolers go through, answer their questions, and (of course) play LOTS of games

Students in grades 4 through 7 assist at both parish and school Masses.

Our safety patrol assists with afternoon dismissal in the carpool line.

Students in grades 5 through 7 may volunteer.

St. Elizabeth’s Student Council encourages leadership abilities, develops positive self-image, and encourages students to improve the school through service.

Student Council also exemplifies the democratic process in school environment that includes elections, meetings, etc.

Seventh graders expand their knowledge of the world around them through a major project, which includes a physical project, research paper, and oral presentation.

Winners compete in regional and state fairs.

Middle school students participate in various academic enrichment opportunities.

They participate in The National Geographic Society’s Geography Bee, MCA Mu Alpha Theta Competition, Beta District and State Competitions and Brother Martin Quiz Bowl.