Dutchtown High's Class of 2024 is led by valedictorians Landri Domingue and Stella Carmouche and salutatorian Mason Fuller.
The class graduates at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 8, at Dutchtown High School's Griffin Field.
Domingue, 17, is the daughter of Joshua and Sheri Domingue. She will be attending Vanderbilt University in the fall and majoring in computer science through the College of Engineering.
She has been an active leader in many clubs during her time at Dutchtown High, including founding the Women in STEM club, serving as president of Robotics Club and Mu Alpha Theta Club, serving as vice president of Science Club, and serving as secretary of Youth and Government Club. She also was a participating member of Beta Club, National Honors Society, Be the Buffalo tutoring, Student Council and Mentors. Outside of Dutchtown High, Landri has served as international director of outreach for Women in STEM, state secretary for Louisiana Mu Alpha Theta, and State House Floor Leader for Louisiana Youth Legislature.
She helped establish over 150 Women in STEM clubs across 12 countries, including Uganda, El Salvador, Panama and China.
Domingue was named Dutchtown High School Student of the Year, Ascension Parish High School Student of the Year, and performed Gamma Knife Cancer Treatment research at Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center as its first high school researcher. She is excited about the future possibilities of artificial intelligence in medicine and plans to explore research in this area at Vanderbilt, a news release said.
Carmouche was born in Germany and lives in Prairieville with her family. Her parents are Verena and Ricky Carmouche.
Carmouche, 18, enjoys swimming and reading. Throughout all four years of her high school career, she lettered in swimming. In her senior year, she was captain of the Dutchtown swim team.
Recently, she received the 2023-24 National NROTC scholarship. She will major in chemical engineering at Tulane University. After college, Carmouche looks forward to being an officer in the U.S. Navy and going into either special warfare or intelligence.