Mandeville High School Principal Christian Monson has been named a finalist for the 2025-2026 Louisiana Principal of the Year award, an honor recognizing educators who make exceptional strides in student success.
Monson, also the St. Tammany Parish Public School System’s District High School Principal of the Year, is celebrated for his dedication to building strong relationships with students, staff, and families.
With 24 years of experience in education, all within St. Tammany Parish, Monson has implemented innovative initiatives that have improved academic outcomes while creating a sense of belonging at Mandeville High.
Superintendent Frank Jabbia praised Monson’s commitment to student achievement, calling him an invaluable asset to the district.
In addition to his work at Mandeville High, Monson is deeply involved in community service, actively participating in nonprofit boards and giving back to the community that supports local students.
Monson is one of nine finalists vying for the Louisiana Principal of the Year title, which will be announced at the Educator Excellence Awards Gala in New Orleans this summer.
