Archbishop Rummel High School

Using LA GATOR at Archbishop Rummel High School

LA GATOR can pay tuition at Archbishop Rummel High School because the school is on the Louisiana Department of Education's 2025-26 list of BESE-approved nonpublic schools (accredited). Approval is a condition of the program, not a guarantee the school has registered for the year, so confirm that with the office. Its Brumfield v. Dodd nondiscrimination approval, required for any state-funded placement, dates from 1976.

On that list the school reported 640 K-12 students, which makes it the 19th-largest of 114 approved schools in the eight-parish area. BESE lists the school as two sites: grades 8-9 (237 students) and grades 10-12 (403 students). Both are approved.

By enrollment it is the 6th of 31 approved schools on Jefferson's east bank.

It was also on the state's 2024-25 list of schools taking Tuition Donation Credit scholarships. For a family at or below 250% of the poverty line that matters: since Act 403, an STO award from ACE, Arete, Aspiring Scholars or the New Orleans-based Son of a Saint can be added on top of LA GATOR, up to the school's actual tuition and fees.

The federal Private School Survey (2023-24) recorded 651 students, 49.9 full-time-equivalent teachers and a ratio of about 13.0 to 1. The school reports membership in National Catholic Educational Association.

Grade 8 to grade 12 is 5 years at this school. Funded every year at 2026-27 levels, that is roughly $26,215 at the standard amount or $38,130 at the 250%-of-poverty amount, before any STO scholarship. Awards are reset annually and depend on the appropriation, so use it for planning, not budgeting.

Covering the rest

Archdiocesan high schools set their own tuition and run their own need-based aid, usually through FACTS. Ask whether the school applies LA GATOR before or after it calculates aid, and whether an STO scholarship can be layered on top. Alumni and parish-based scholarships are common and rarely advertised.

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Ask the admissions office

1. Is the school registered with Odyssey as a LA GATOR school for 2026-27, and does it bill tuition quarterly to match the deposits?
2. When is the placement test for 8th grade, and does the admission timeline fit the March LA GATOR window?
3. What is the all-in cost for this grade, including fees, and what does a family at the $5,243 and $7,626 levels owe after the account?
4. Do you take STO scholarships (ACE, Arete, Aspiring Scholars, Son of a Saint)? Which is applied first, LA GATOR or the STO award?
5. Which dual-enrollment and AP courses can be paid from the account?

Nearest private schools

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