Alumna Spotlight: Erin Black Comeaux ’99 Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to spotlight Erin Black Comeaux ’99, who was recently selected as a featured speaker for the Jefferson Parish Economic Development Commission (JEDCO) Women in Leadership Panel, held in partnership with the Jefferson Chamber of Commerce in honor of Women’s History Month. The annual panel brings together influential women leaders from across the region for a conversation centered on authenticity, mentorship, confidence, and leading with purpose. The discussion highlighted the power of supporting one another and navigating career growth with integrity and determination. Erin serves as the Commercial Sector Leader at RNGD, where she oversees commercial construction projects from preconstruction through completion. With more than 20 years of experience in the construction industry, she is known for her hands-on leadership style, strategic problem-solving, and commitment to collaboration. She manages coordination, scheduling, and budget oversight while fostering strong communication with clients and project partners. A graduate of Louisiana State University with a degree in Construction Management, Erin has built a career defined by hard work, resilience, and a “never give up” mentality — values that echo the spirit of Chapelle women. She is also deeply committed to mentoring and coaching her team, investing in the next generation of leaders. We are inspired to see a Chapelle alumna using her voice and expertise to impact the business community and uplift other women in leadership.  Congratulations, Erin! Your Chapelle family is proud of the example you continue to set.

Abby Hebbler ’26 is an LSU Golden Girl 💛 Archbishop Chapelle High School is thrilled to celebrate an incredible accomplishment by Abby Hebbler ’26 — she is officially an LSU Golden Girl! Abby, who serves as our 2025–2026 Chapellette President, has earned a coveted spot on LSU’s prestigious Golden Girls Dance Team. Known for their talent, precision, and school spirit, the Golden Girls represent Louisiana State University on Gamedays, LSU events, and so much more! We could not be prouder to see Abby join them. Throughout her time at Chapelle, Abby has demonstrated outstanding leadership, dedication, and passion for dance. As Chapellette President, she has led with confidence and heart, setting an example for younger students and leaving a lasting impact on our program. Being selected as a Golden Girl is a remarkable achievement and a testament to Abby’s hard work and commitment to her craft. Congratulations, Abby! Your Chapelle family is cheering you on every step of the way.  LET’S GEAUX!

Ochsner 2026 Sports Medicine Summer Program is now accepting applications this summer Ochsner Sports Medicine Summer Program is a 1-week summer program, which focuses primarily on sports medicine career exploration. This program allows high school students to participate in multiple hands-on job shadow experiences with professionals in physical therapy, athletic training, and experience Ochsner Sports Medicine clinics with Ochsner Physicians and Physician Assistants. A flyer is attached to help share with any students who may be interested in participating in this program! Program Eligibility ✓ Students currently in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade ✓ Applicants must be at least 16 years old by the start of the program ✓ Interest in Sports Medicine ✓ Cost : FREE Application Process Applications are now open for the 2026 program. A complete application will include: Online student form (general student information, short answers) Copy of School Transcripts Click HERE to apply! All components of the application are due May 15

Join us as we wrap up a wonderful school year and welcome the start of summer at our Volunteer Appreciation Party! We’re celebrating you, our incredible volunteers, with an evening of good food, drinks, and great company, just to say thank you for all you do.