A pair of New Orleans high schools are celebrating 100% college acceptance rates.

St. Augustine High School, a historically black all-boys school, saw all 100 graduates admitted to college, and the St. Mary's Academy graduating class of 19 young women had a perfect rate of college acceptance as well.

Both graduating classes saw their commitment to academics rewarded with scholarships, according to a report.

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The St. Augustine graduates earned upwards of $9.2 million in scholarships, and St. Mary's graduating class earned an estimated $5.6 million in scholarships, with two students receiving over $1 million individually.

"When I heard the $9.2 million, I was excited. Wasn't surprised because I knew we could do it," one St. Augustine graduate said. "I felt proud about that because young black men, people usually doubt us, and I just appreciate all the money and scholarships."

Students at St. Mary's appear to share a similar sentiment.

"A lot of people doubted us, like, 'Y'all are such a small class,' but we did that," a graduate from the class said.

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Ninety-nine of the St. Augustine graduates will attend college, and one will pursue a military career, according to a spokesperson for the school.