Louisiana Famous Private School Alumni

Use the table below to browse notable alumni from private schools around the United States.

Private School Alumni Directory:

Famous Private School Alumni (Louisiana):

School Name
Notable School Alumni (Sample)
  • Fletcher and Travers Mackel '94 - Travers Mackel, WDSU New Orleans News Anchor and his twin brother, Fletcher Mackel, WDSU Sports Reporter
  • Travis Cummings '13 - 5 on Your Side (KSDK) anchor / regional Emmy nominee: Missouri Broadcasters Association Award for his work on "RACE: Listen. Learn. Live." ; nominated twice for "Best TV Media Personality for Black Excellence Chattanooga"
  • Sally Bronston - Producer for the NBC News White House Unit
  • Adam Gold - NYC-based comedy producer
  • Alex Kaufman - Pro and Collegiate Scouting Coordinator for the New Orleans Pelicans
  • Mia Borders - https://www.miaborders.com/bio
  • Mo Willems - https://mowillemsworkshop.com/
  • Ti Martin - https://www.commanderspalace.com/uploads/files/ti%20martin%20bio%20WEB.pdf
  • Taylor Beery - https://www.imaginepediatrics.org/about-ushttps://www.kidsjointhefight.org/

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