St. Mary’s Catholic School is pleased to announce that longtime educator Mr. Michael Landry will be inducted into the St. Mary’s Catholic School Academic Hall of Fame on Wednesday, October 28, following the All-School Mass, which begins at 9:00 a.m.

A recently retired member of the St. Mary’s faculty, Mr. Landry dedicated 40 years to serving generations of St. Mary’s students. During his remarkable tenure, he taught history and drama and served the school in numerous capacities. Mr. Landry holds the distinction of being the longest-serving teacher in St. Mary’s Catholic School history.

St. Mary’s alumni, former students, families and friends are invited to attend the induction ceremony and join the school community in honoring Mr. Landry for his many years of dedicated service. A reception will follow in the school gymnasium.

The St. Mary’s Catholic School Hall of Fame recognizes individuals whose achievements, service and contributions reflect the values of St. Mary’s and have made a meaningful and lasting impact. Each inductee’s name is prominently displayed in the school’s main hallway as a testament to his or her legacy.

Founded in 1888, St. Mary’s Catholic School is a ministry of the Minor Basilica of the Immaculate Conception and serves students from preschool through 12th grade. Rooted in faith, excellence and tradition, St. Mary’s provides a Catholic, college-preparatory education dedicated to forming the whole child to know, love and live the faith.

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