LSMSA Alumni Association Announces Details of Reunion Weekend 2025, Planned for March 28-30

The Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts Alumni Association has announced details of Reunion Weekend 2025, which will be held in Natchitoches on March 28-30. Several groups of LSMSA alumni will host ticketed events celebrating milestone anniversaries, including: the Class of ’85 (40 years); the Class of ‘90 (35 years); the Class of ’95 (30 years); the Class of ’00 (25 years); and the Class of ’05 (20 years). These independently organized events will take place at restaurants and venues throughout Natchitoches. Event admission fees range in cost from $17 to $70 per person and must be purchased in advance. Tickets may be purchased here.

 

In addition to parties hosted by specific classes, Reunion Weekend 2025 will also include events that are open to all LSMSA alumni. These “all alumni” events include the Opening Reception on Friday evening as well as the LSMSA Alumni Association’s annual General Assembly on Saturday, campus tours, class photos on the steps of the High School Building, and a farewell brunch on Sunday. Registration for all events will close on Friday, March 21. 

 

"It’s time to reconnect with friends, celebrate your journey, and rediscover the vibrant community that shaped your life," said LSMSA Alumni Association President Kirby D. Hopkins ('94). "LSMSA is soaring and its future is set for another stratosphere. Eagles, fly home to join us in the celebration of the past, present, and future!" 

 

The mission of the LSMSA Alumni Association is to promote the interests of all students, faculty, and staff associated with LSMSA. There are no annual dues required for membership. Anyone ever associated with LSMSA—whether as a student, member of the faculty, or member of the staff—is automatically considered a member of the LSMSA Alumni Association. For more information visit www.LSMSA.edu/alumni or contact the LSMSA Alumni Association at alumniassociation@LSMSA.edu.

 

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LSMSA is a tuition-free, public high school for high-achieving sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a nominal room and board fee to cover housing, meals, and campus activities. The LSMSA Foundation offers assistance for families so that no eligible student is denied the school’s 42-year legacy of a college-level living/learning experience. For more information about LSMSA, or to apply for the upcoming academic school year, visit www.LSMSA.edu.