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Many Chapelle students attended the District Literary Rally at Southeastern University, some students even went on to represent Chapelle at the State Literary Rally at LSU! See below for the award recipients: District Literary Rally at SLU on 2/24/24: District Qualifiers Dakota Comeaux – Advanced Math/ Functions & Statistics Kathryn Pertuit – Environmental Science Kasey Sabido – Family & Consumer Science Allisson Suazo-Caballero – Spanish I District Qualifiers & SLU Scholarship Winners Keira Bachemin – Art (Two Dimensional Black & White: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) Penelope Haley – Spelling Demi Kostopoulos – Art (Two Dimensional Color: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) Saige McReynolds - Art (Two Dimensional Black & White: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) Brianna Whitlock – – Art (Two Dimensional Color: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) District & State Qualifiers Lily Bourgeois – Nutrition & Food Alexandra Chedotal – Fine Arts Survey Samantha Fairchild – Biology I Gianna Falgoust – Biology II Morgan Gaudet – Calculus I Abby Hebbler – Algebra II Lena Justice – French I Lynsey Marrone – French III Hannah Sarver – French II Avya Smith – Civics Kailyn Stremlau – English IV Alaina Sauvage – Health District Qualifiers, State Qualifiers & SLU Scholarship Winners Phoebe Delgado – Spanish II Jordan Hayes – Calculus II Clare Kirsch – Government Allyson Leon – Spanish I Ava Minardo-Gahagan – Environmental Science Lucy Naquin – Advanced Math/ Functions & Statistics Mackenzie Ory – English III Abigail Ragusa – Financial Literacy Natalie Sabido – Family & Consumer Science State Rally at LSU on 3/2/24: Madison Adams – Latin II - 2 nd Place -Silver Medal Winner &Certificate Madison Adams – Music Treble Solo High Voice – Superior Performance – Gold Medal Winner & Certificate Lily Bourgeois – Food & Nutrition – 3 rd Place – Bronze Medal Winner & Certificate Alexandra Chedotal – Fine Arts Survey – 4 th Place Winner Jordan Hayes – Calculus II – 4 th Place Winner Lena Justice – French I Interpretive Reading – Excellent Performance – Silver Medal Winner & Certificate Peyton Klotz – Music Treble Solo Low Voice – Superior Performance – Gold Medal Winner & Certificate Lynsey Marrone – French III - 3 rd Place – Bronze Medal Winner & Certificate Camryn McGregor – Latin I – 4 th Place Ava Minardo – Gahagan – Environmental Science – 4 th Place Alaina Sauvage – Health – 4 th Place Kaitlyn Stremlau – English IV – 4 th Place Lilly Yavas – French II Interpretive Reading – Superior Performance – Gold Medal Winner & Certificate
Many Chapelle students attended the District Literary Rally at Southeastern University, some students even went on to represent Chapelle at the State Literary Rally at LSU! See below for the award recipients: District Literary Rally at SLU on 2/24/24: District Qualifiers Dakota Comeaux – Advanced Math/ Functions & Statistics Kathryn Pertuit – Environmental Science Kasey Sabido – Family & Consumer Science Allisson Suazo-Caballero – Spanish I District Qualifiers & SLU Scholarship Winners Keira Bachemin – Art (Two Dimensional Black & White: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) Penelope Haley – Spelling Demi Kostopoulos – Art (Two Dimensional Color: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) Saige McReynolds - Art (Two Dimensional Black & White: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) Brianna Whitlock – – Art (Two Dimensional Color: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) District & State Qualifiers Lily Bourgeois – Nutrition & Food Alexandra Chedotal – Fine Arts Survey Samantha Fairchild – Biology I Gianna Falgoust – Biology II Morgan Gaudet – Calculus I Abby Hebbler – Algebra II Lena Justice – French I Lynsey Marrone – French III Hannah Sarver – French II Avya Smith – Civics Kailyn Stremlau – English IV Alaina Sauvage – Health District Qualifiers, State Qualifiers & SLU Scholarship Winners Phoebe Delgado – Spanish II Jordan Hayes – Calculus II Clare Kirsch – Government Allyson Leon – Spanish I Ava Minardo-Gahagan – Environmental Science Lucy Naquin – Advanced Math/ Functions & Statistics Mackenzie Ory – English III Abigail Ragusa – Financial Literacy Natalie Sabido – Family & Consumer Science State Rally at LSU on 3/2/24: Madison Adams – Latin II - 2 nd Place -Silver Medal Winner &Certificate Madison Adams – Music Treble Solo High Voice – Superior Performance – Gold Medal Winner & Certificate Lily Bourgeois – Food & Nutrition – 3 rd Place – Bronze Medal Winner & Certificate Alexandra Chedotal – Fine Arts Survey – 4 th Place Winner Jordan Hayes – Calculus II – 4 th Place Winner Lena Justice – French I Interpretive Reading – Excellent Performance – Silver Medal Winner & Certificate Peyton Klotz – Music Treble Solo Low Voice – Superior Performance – Gold Medal Winner & Certificate Lynsey Marrone – French III - 3 rd Place – Bronze Medal Winner & Certificate Camryn McGregor – Latin I – 4 th Place Ava Minardo – Gahagan – Environmental Science – 4 th Place Alaina Sauvage – Health – 4 th Place Kaitlyn Stremlau – English IV – 4 th Place Lilly Yavas – French II Interpretive Reading – Superior Performance – Gold Medal Winner & Certificate
On Friday, April 12, our student body witnessed the 2024 Sudden Impact Louisiana Mock Crash on Chapelle's campus. The purpose of the Mock Crash each year is to bring awareness to the effects of driving while impaired, driving while distracted, and refusal to wear a seat belt while a vehicle is in motion. Thank you to the talented student actors, public safety partners, Chapelle Counseling Department, and other school faculty for making this impactful event possible. To view more photos from this year's Mock Crash, click here .
As news around the world buzzed about the April 8th Solar Eclipse, Chapelle High School became fully prepared to make this a truly stellar viewing party for our students. Each student received their own personal pair of ISO-approved safety lenses so that they could see the eclipse in style and comfort. Although it was a cloudy day, everyone enjoyed this rare occasion right here on campus.
Students from a variety of elementary schools spent a day on Chapelle's campus! Our students had the opportunity to show them their classes, give them tours of our buildings, eat lunch with them, and share what being a student at Chapelle is really like. It's so great to see new faces learn about our school and all of the ways our girls are challenged spiritually, academically and socially. We hope you had fun, Spend-A-Days!!! Check out all of the photos below!
This year’s Chapelle Open House proved to be one of the biggest and most exciting ones yet! Preceding our Open House, on November 1st, NOLA Family Magazine announced their 2023 Family Favorites winners. Chapelle won in three categories: Favorite Summer Camp Program, Favorite Private High School and Favorite Private High School Principal, Connie Dantagnan. Our Head of School was also named Runner Up for Favorite Middle School Principal for Chapelle’s 8th graders. However, these honors were nothing compared to the excitement generated by the great reveal of our state of the art, newly renovated library, known as the St. Joan of Arc Center. Prospective Students and their families were formally introduced to The Arc (Academics, Research, and Collaboration) Center by their Chapelle Student Tour Guides, starting at 4pm on Thursday, November 2nd. There was a perceptive buzz of positive energy in the air as each Chapelle Family Member, be they Faculty, Staff, Alumnae, parents, and students alike walked through the Arc, some of them for the first time. As a result prospective student families were greeted with many warm smiles, genuine enthusiasm and pride generated by their ever present love of Chapelle and compounded by the new Library. The hopeful future Chipmunks and their families toured campus and were encouraged to participate by asking questions of their Chapelle student tour guides, Chapelle students who were on hand pursuing their own special areas of academic interests, or by competing in games offered by different areas of academic studies. All the while, the prospective Chipmunks were greeted and cheered along by enthusiastic members of Chapelle’s STUCO. They were also treated to performances by the Chapelle Cheerleaders, our Chorale, the Hi-Steppers, Chapellettes, and the Raider Band. Open House 2023 concluded in the gym with displays and representatives of various Chapelle Clubs, as well as specially designed backdrops designed for memorable photo opportunities of the special events. However, this all paled in comparison to the centerpiece of the final celebration on campus, the spectacular display of desserts paired with the largest candy bar the campus has ever seen. We want to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you who helped to make the 2023 Chapelle Open House the best one yet. From the people who planned, designed and assembled every amazing display, to Parent, Student and Alumnae volunteers that helped us to put our very best foot forward for all Future Chipmunks to see why this is the place we call our Home Away from Home. It would not have been possible without your help. To view pictures, CLICK HERE!
The Class of 2028 is destined for greatness as they will receive an incredible $250,000 in scholarships over the next five years to Archbishop Chapelle High School. These remarkable students have shown their dedication to academics and leadership, and we couldn't be more proud! In fact, 48 of our Chipmunks have already secured academic or leadership scholarships to Archbishop Chapelle High School for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year, demonstrating their commitment to excellence. We cannot wait to see what the class of 2029 will do as Chapelle continues its tradition of academic excellence, spiritual development, and endless school spirit!
Last night we honored the hard work, dedication, and accomplishments of our winter sports. Student-athletes were recognized for earning LHSAA all-academic accolades for earning a 3.5 or higher. The Linda Munn Award was also presented to athletes who exemplify great sportsmanship. We are so proud of their work with their team and their dedication to their education! LHSAA All-Academic: Soccer: Calynn Brown Grace Cortez Giselle Perez Marissa Rinderle Zoey Valley Basketball: Damari Harris Madison Vaught Caroline Guitterrez Delaney Trosclair Linda Munn Award Recipients: Grace Cortez Addison Stein To view all the pictures from the Winter Athletics Award Ceremony, CLICK HERE!
Last night we honored the hard work, dedication, and accomplishments of our fall sports. Every fall senior student-athlete was recognized for earning LHSAA all-academic accolades for earning a 3.5 or higher. We are so proud of their work with their team and their dedication to their education! LHSAA All-Academic: Haley Bellande Ava Kirsch Caitlyn LaRocca Isabella McCann Rachel Bienvenu Mia Sanchez LHSAA All-Academic 4.0 Composite: Carmen Wetzel Lucy Naquin
Senior Isabella McCann was honored as a member of the 2023 Division I LVCA All-State Volleyball team. She is one of 50 student-athletes from across Louisiana to receive All-State accolades! Congratulations Isabella!
Alumnae Moms of the Class of 2029 gathered in our Joan of Arc Center for coffee and pastries! This was an opportunity for everyone to meet each other and make connections with other moms whose daughters will be with us in the Fall. Everyone was introduced to members of our Leadership Team as well. It was great to have everyone on campus! To view more photos, CLICK HERE!
Yesterday morning, our Class of 2024 Seniors were surprised with an Invitation Ceremony for their Alumnae Induction Luncheon in May. Members of our Alumnae Board, including our Alumna of the Year, Gina Schiro Woolley '88, presented the seniors with this long-awaited invitation, and they called each senior up by name to receive them! Mrs. Judy Golemi Spadafora ‘66 held a quick refresh course on table etiquette, and the girls embraced the information as they gear up for their last few weeks as Chapelle students. To view all the pictures, CLICK HERE!
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