8th Grade Grandparents' Day Mass & Donuts We are excited to welcome our 8th Grade Grandparents to Archbishop Chapelle for a special Mass and sweet treat with their granddaughters! Event Details: Gates Open: 9:45 AM Mass Begins: 10:20 AM Check-In Location: Cafeteria  Important Registration Information Please register using the name of the grandparent who will actually be attending, NOT the student's name. Each grandparent attending must be registered individually under their own name. You will have a separate field to enter your granddaughter's name during registration. Upon arrival, all grandparents should check in at the Cafeteria. Once the gym doors open, grandparents will be invited to enter the gym for Mass. Following Mass, our Parents' Club will be serving donuts for grandparents and their granddaughters to enjoy together! We look forward to celebrating this special day with our Chapelle families!

Immaculate Conception Mass We are excited to welcome our Chapelle families and guests to Archbishop Chapelle High School as we come together in faith to celebrate the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception. Event Details Gates Open: 9:45 AM Mass Begins: 10:20 AM Check-In Location: Cafeteria Important Registration Information Attention 8th Grade Grandparents: If you are attending our 8th Grade Grandparents' Day Mass & Donuts , please DO NOT register using this link. A separate registration is available specifically for 8th grade grandparents. Please use that registration link instead. All other guests attending Mass should register using this form. Before You Arrive Upon arrival, all guests should check in at the Cafeteria to receive their visitor sticker. Once the gym doors open, guests will be invited to enter and find their seats for Mass.  For the safety of our students, faculty, staff, and visitors, all guests must wear their visitor stickers at all times while on campus.

Alumna Spotlight: Dr. Michelle Knecht Lechler ’04 💚🎗️ A few weeks ago, in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we welcomed Dr. Michelle Knecht Lechler ’04 back to Chapelle to share her story with our students.  On December 9, 2025, Michelle was diagnosed with Stage 3 triple-negative breast cancer after a screening mammogram. Over the months that followed, she underwent six months of chemotherapy, breast surgery, and radiation therapy, with additional preventive treatments planned. On August 27, 2026, Michelle was officially cancer-free! Throughout her journey, Michelle found strength in the motto she first knew as a Chipmunk. “I have trusted our motto ‘God Will Provide’ the most over the past year, and God has truly provided the most amazing medical and community support to help me through this difficult journey.” By returning to campus and sharing her experience, Michelle brought our students a meaningful reminder of the importance of caring for their health, supporting one another, and leaning on faith during uncertain times. She encourages everyone to discuss the appropriate timing of cancer screenings with their doctors and to support cancer research, with the hope of earlier detection and more cancer-free days. Thank you, Michelle, for sharing your story so openly with our students. Your Chapelle family celebrates this milestone with you and keeps you in our prayers as your care continues. 💚

The New Orleans History and Culture classes at Archbishop Chapelle High School, taught by Mrs. Beth Hook, Class of 1985, enjoyed a delicious lesson in Sicilian heritage today! We were delighted to welcome guest speaker Karen Accardo Lambert, Chapelle Class of 1973, who shared the fascinating history of the muffuletta and its Sicilian roots in New Orleans. Karen demonstrated how to prepare this iconic sandwich, and students even enjoyed a tasty sample! Karen also explored the rich history and traditions of St. Joseph Altars, explaining their significance to Sicilian immigrants and the symbolism behind the beautiful decorations, foods, and religious traditions associated with them. Our students left with a deeper appreciation for New Orleans’ Sicilian heritage, full stomachs, and Karen’s treasured family recipes for muffulettas and homemade olive salad!  Thank you, Karen, for bringing New Orleans history, culture, faith, and food to life for our students!

Honoring Our Veterans, One Flag at a Time 🇺🇸 In honor of Veterans Day, Chapelle students placed American flags around campus as a visible expression of gratitude for the men and women who have served our country. Each flag offers a reminder of the courage, commitment, and sacrifice of our veterans. Together, they invite our school community to pause and reflect on the people behind that service: our family members, friends, neighbors, and those we may never meet. As a Catholic school community, we keep our veterans and their families in our prayers. We ask God to bless them, bring comfort to those carrying the lasting effects of their service, and help us work toward a more peaceful world. To all veterans, especially those within our Chapelle family: thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your dedication to our country. We are grateful today and every day. 🇺🇸💚