Holy Savior Catholic School

Description

Plans were at blueprint stage when the Archdiocese decided that this Central and South Lafourche area needed a Diocesan School, so the new school was constructed for this purpose. The doors to Holy Savior Central High School opened in the fall of 1964 to students from Raceland to Golden Meadow. With an excellent faculty headed by Mr. Richard Champagne, the first lay Principal ever appointed by the Archdiocese, Holy Savior continued to offer exceptional Christian opportunities and in 1970, the Southern Association of Secondary Schools accredited the school. For the first time in its 93-year history, Holy Savior suffered a setback. Rising costs and decreasing enrollment made it necessary to close the High School. Students, parents, and friends tried desperately to raise the necessary funds, but in June 1972, the High School closed.

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