Renaissance week at St. Peter School, Covington was total immersion for all students, grades pre-kindergarten through eight. The Study of the era was incorporated into all areas of the curriculum. And it spilled over into the hallways, as each grade took responsibility for decorating part of the hall in a Renaissance theme. Midweek, there was a special Resourceful Recess, with the students and faculty dressed in clothing representing the era, and games and visiting instructors adding to the fun. 

The Clarion Herald, May 11, 2000 
 

     Renaissance Week was recently celebrated at St. Peter School in Covington. All classes participated in the cross-curricular thematic unit, which was highlighted by a Renaissance Day on March 1. 
     The school halls were decorated by each grade level. Classroom activiries centered around the Renaissance theme. Students and teachers dressed in appropriate costumes and many had Renaissance feasts. 
     Fifth-graders performed a short dramatization, proclaiming [four students] princes and prinesses of Renaissance Week. Fourth graders researched and bulit replicas of historic Renaissance castles, then displayed them with a castle trivia game. 
     Wednesday's Renaissance Resourceful Recess included musical entertainment and various hands-on Renaissance activities for all students to participate in. 
     St. Paul's Drama Club performed a Shakespeare dramatization for St. Peter's middle school students. 

The Picayune