This is where

memories

are made


This is where

faith

blossoms

This is where potential

 is exceeded


 SINCE 1962

And this is where

you belong

Of all that Archbishop Chapelle High School offers to our students and their families, the most important is a fundamental promise: to know and love every young lady for who she is.


Our promise means that we teach and mentor each student mindful of their interests and strengths, both inside and beyond the classroom. It means that we help each student on her way to becoming her true, her best, and her most fully realized self in a warm environment rooted in Catholicism.

As we guide our students to grow into confident and capable women, we know they will find a home in these halls. They will build bonds that will last a lifetime and carry fond memories with them always. We invite you to learn more about our home and see how truly special it is to be a Chip.

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GOD WILL PROVIDE

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By Jamie Hanzo May 29, 2026
Celebrating Excellence at the Spring Athletic Awards 💚🌸 Chapelle Athletics proudly honored our spring student-athletes at this year’s Spring Athletic Awards Banquet. The evening celebrated dedication, perseverance, teamwork, and academic excellence across Bowling, Golf, Tennis, Track & Field, Flag Football, and Softball. Team Awards Track & Field Most Improved: Nikita Molaison Academic Award: Allyson Dardar Golf Most Improved: Egan Guidroz Academic Award: Miley Perkins Flag Football Most Improved: Olivia Atkins Academic Award: Allyson Dardar Tennis Most Improved: Ava Landry Academic Award: Ava Landry Softball Most Improved: Ava Martinez Academic Award: Kamryn DiMaggio Bowling Most Improved: Alexandra Young Academic Award: Alexandra Young These awards recognize athletes who showed tremendous growth throughout the season while maintaining a strong commitment to their studies. LHSAA Academic All-State Composite Team Each year, the Louisiana High School Athletic Association selects the All-Academic Composite Team for each sport. This prestigious recognition is awarded to seniors across all classifications and divisions who maintain the highest Grade Point Average among athletes during their academic career while participating in varsity athletics for two or more consecutive seasons. (Students must earn an unweighted 4.0 GPA with no B’s on any report card.) Bowling: Alexandra Young Tennis: Ava Landry We are incredibly proud of these student-athletes for their exceptional dedication in the classroom and in competition. LHSAA All-Academic Scholar Athlete Program This award is presented for outstanding academic achievement by seniors maintaining a cumulative GPA of 3.5000 or higher during their academic career while participating in varsity high school athletics. Tennis: Blythe Bonnaffons Track & Field: Allie Mixon Softball: Kelsie Schmidt These athletes exemplify what it means to balance academic excellence with athletic commitment. The Linda Munn Award A meaningful highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Linda Munn Award. This award is given to student-athletes who exemplify sportsmanship and teamwork. They are kind and well-rounded, care deeply about representing their school and team in the best possible light, and display the utmost school pride. The award is named in honor of Ms. Linda Munn, who served as a teacher and coach at Chapelle for over three decades. Ms. Munn embodied these same qualities throughout her distinguished career and remains deeply loved and respected by the entire Chapelle family. We were honored to invite Ms. Munn on stage to help present the awards. Linda Munn Award Recipients: Bowling : Taylor Bourdonnay Golf : Elise Nelson Tennis : Blythe Bonnaffons Track & Field : Saige McReynolds Flag Football : Macey Lane Softball : Kelsie Schmidt
By Jamie Hanzo May 29, 2026
Celebrating Excellence at the Winter Athletics Awards 💚❄️ Chapelle Athletics proudly celebrated the accomplishments of our winter student-athletes at this year’s Winter Athletics Awards ceremony. The evening honored not only athletic achievement, but also dedication, perseverance, leadership, and academic excellence. Team Awards: Soccer Varsity Most Improved: Sophia Stevens Varsity Academic Award: Allie LeSieur Powerlifting Varsity Most Improved: Adamarise Melare Varsity Academic Award: Isabella Arboneaux Basketball JV & Varsity Most Improved: Karoline Roche Varsity Academic Award: Penelope Haley These student-athletes demonstrated tremendous growth throughout the season while balancing the demands of competition and academics. LHSAA All-Academic Scholar Athlete Program We are especially proud to recognize several seniors who were honored through the LHSAA All-Academic Scholar Athlete Program. This award is presented for outstanding academic achievement to seniors who have competed for two or more consecutive seasons and maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.5000 or higher within their sports division during their academic career while participating in varsity athletics. Soccer: Gabriella Saia Basketball: Jena Gaudet Kelsie Schmidt Penelope Haley Powerlifting: Victoria Frey Isabella Arboneaux Ella Growl Isabella Holt These student-athletes exemplify what it means to compete at a high level while excelling in the classroom. The Linda Munn Award One of the most meaningful moments of the evening was the presentation of the Linda Munn Award. This award is given to student-athletes who exemplify sportsmanship and teamwork. They are kind and well-rounded, care deeply about representing their school and team in the best possible light, and display the utmost school pride. The award is named in honor of Ms. Linda Munn, who served as a teacher and coach at Chapelle for over three decades. Ms. Munn embodied these same characteristics throughout her distinguished career and is deeply loved and respected by the entire Chapelle family. We were honored to invite Ms. Munn on stage to help present the awards. Linda Munn Award Recipients: Soccer : Allie LeSieur Basketball : Penelope Haley Powerlifting : Kathleen Sunseri
By Jamie Hanzo May 26, 2026
Class of 1975 Celebrates May Birthdays at Don’s Seafood Laughter, memories, and plenty of delicious seafood filled the evening as members of the Class of 1975 gathered at Don’s Seafood to celebrate their classmates with May birthdays. The longtime friends enjoyed a wonderful night reconnecting, sharing stories, and continuing the special bond they have carried since their Chapelle days. It was a beautiful reminder that while years may pass, the friendships formed at Chapelle remain strong. One alumna summed up the evening perfectly, sharing: “Happy birthday, ladies! May your year ahead be filled with good health, happiness, and many more nights together like this.” We love seeing our alumnae stay connected and continue celebrating life’s special moments together. Cheers to the Class of 1975 and many more joyful gatherings ahead!
By Jamie Hanzo May 21, 2026
New Principal of St. Louis King of France School We are proud to spotlight Shannon Landaiche Culotta, Class of 1993, who has been named the new Principal of St. Louis King of France School. Shannon holds a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education and a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction. Throughout her career, she has gained extensive experience and success as both an educator and administrator. She currently serves as the Assistant Principal at St. Angela Merici Catholic School, where she continues to demonstrate strong leadership rooted in faith and academic excellence. Reflecting on her time at Chapelle, Shannon shared: “During my time at Archbishop Chapelle High School, my Catholic faith truly deepened and strengthened the values that guide me today. Chapelle not only provided me with leadership opportunities that helped me grow in confidence, but it also rooted me in the value and mission of Catholic education—something that continues to guide me now as a Catholic school administrator.”  We are incredibly proud of Shannon’s accomplishments and grateful to see a Chapelle alumna continuing the mission of Catholic education. Congratulations on this exciting new chapter!
By Jamie Hanzo May 21, 2026
Celebrating Language Excellence 💚🌎 On Monday, May 18, we proudly recognized our students’ outstanding achievements on the National French, Latin, and Spanish Exams. The afternoon was a celebration of dedication, perseverance, and a shared commitment to global understanding. As Samantha shared in her remarks, learning another language connects us to cultures across the world and across time. Quoting a beloved French proverb often recalled by Mrs. Chokr, “A man who knows two languages is worth two men.” These awards represent not only academic success, but also the wisdom and perspective that come from embracing other languages and cultures. 🇫🇷 National French Exam – Le Grand Concours Recognized with distinction: Honorable Mention Siena Scozzari Hannah McClung Kayla Lopez Molly Saia Gabriela Larson Gabriela Mejia Aguilar Erin Glass Keira Bachemin Bronze Medal Amelia Hassel Silver Medal Lundie Mitchell Gold Medal Isla Meers 🏛 National Latin Exam Recognized by the American Classical League: Cum Laude Charli Adams Elise Laizer Brynn Caire Liv Canizaro Lyla Steimle Caroline Currault Alexa Comeaux Ashleigh Stemke Addison Egler Jolyn Pham Cecelia Pineda Regan Magna Cum Laude Ellie Concepcion Olivia Schexnayder Amanda Timler Marin O’Brien Elise Palm Leah Labauve Ava Braendel Alyssa Pesantes Angelica Bendeck Silver Maxima Cum Laude Elise Nelson Xenia Trejo Lily-Grace Theriot Blakeleigh Sticker Alina Varkey Rhylee Christian Gold Summa Cum Laude Kathleen Elmer Lauren Rieth 🇪🇸 National Spanish Exam Recognized by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese: Honorable Mention Emily Glago Alexandra Laura Isabella Nagele Aubrey Braud Megan Cash Maiya Pisciotta Zoey Yeadon Kasey Orlando Elise Cash Clara Erdozain Sarah Lorio Gianna Landry Julia Williams Lyssa Foltz Sophia Organo Kaleigh Piper Molly Johnson Dior Lambert Si'lah-Michele Payre Mallory Pansano Elena Garcia Sarah Turcios Elizabeth Schexnayder Mia Parrino Madelyn Allesandro Vivian Tan Ruby Kiefer Rachel Tuck Bronze Medal Ellie Ramirez Isabella Pumila Valentina Martinez-Flores Silver Medal Natasha Mains Gold Medal Jazmin Interiano We are incredibly proud of these students for their academic excellence and commitment to language learning. Their accomplishments reflect not only strong study habits, but also a willingness to engage with the world beyond themselves. Congratulations, Chipmunks! 💚🌍
By Jamie Hanzo May 21, 2026
Graduation Ceremony and Awards On Friday, May 15 at 6PM in the evening, we celebrated and honored the Class of 2026 at their Graduation Ceremony in the Pontchartrain Center! The evening was filled with so much joy as the Class of 2026 received their graduate diplomas in front of their friends, families, peers, and teachers. As we honored the incredible accomplishments of the Class of 2026, we proudly recognize the highest academic honors presented at Archbishop Chapelle High School. The Judy Golemi Spadafora Valedictorian Award The Judy Golemi Spadafora Valedictorian Award is the most prestigious academic honor awarded at Chapelle. It is presented to the student or students who have completed the most academically rigorous course load and achieved the highest academic rank throughout their five years at Chapelle. This award is named in honor of Mrs. Judy Golemi Spadafora, a member of the charter Class of 1966 and a devoted faculty member for 40 years. Named Alumna of the Year in 2004, Mrs. Spadafora’s dedication and love for Chapelle have shaped generations of young women. This year, we proudly recognized three Co-Valedictorians: Alexandra Elizabeth Daigre Anita Ning Shan Li Emma Mong-Ai Tran Congratulations, ladies! We are incredibly proud of all you have accomplished and the example you have set for your classmates. Emerald Awards We also celebrated a distinguished group of seniors with the Emerald Awards, honoring students who have been part of the Chapelle community for all five years and have demonstrated outstanding academic excellence. These awards, selected by each academic department, recognize achievement across specific disciplines. This year’s Emerald Award recipients are: Art Excellence Award – Demi Kostopoulos Athletics Excellence Award – Kelsie Schmidt English Excellence Award – Emma Tran Foreign Language Excellence Award – Sophia Marchan Mathematics Excellence Award – Emma Rogers Music Excellence Award – Mackenzie Ory Science Excellence Award – Anh Dao Le Social Studies Excellence Award – Penelope Haley Theology Excellence Award – Abby Hebbler The Archbishop Placide Louis Chapelle Outstanding Graduate Emerald Award The final Emerald Award of the evening, named after our founder, recognizes students nominated by faculty who exemplify Christian faith, love, leadership, loyalty, service, and academic success over the past five years. These students truly embody what it means to be a Chapelle Chipmunk. This year’s recipients are: Kelsey Doyle Chloe Tujague In addition to these individual honors, the Class of 2026 has been awarded an extraordinary $14 million in scholarships from colleges and universities across the country.  We are so proud of the dedication, perseverance, and faith-filled leadership demonstrated by this remarkable class. The future is bright for the Class of 2026!
By Jamie Hanzo May 29, 2026
Celebrating Excellence at the Spring Athletic Awards 💚🌸 Chapelle Athletics proudly honored our spring student-athletes at this year’s Spring Athletic Awards Banquet. The evening celebrated dedication, perseverance, teamwork, and academic excellence across Bowling, Golf, Tennis, Track & Field, Flag Football, and Softball. Team Awards Track & Field Most Improved: Nikita Molaison Academic Award: Allyson Dardar Golf Most Improved: Egan Guidroz Academic Award: Miley Perkins Flag Football Most Improved: Olivia Atkins Academic Award: Allyson Dardar Tennis Most Improved: Ava Landry Academic Award: Ava Landry Softball Most Improved: Ava Martinez Academic Award: Kamryn DiMaggio Bowling Most Improved: Alexandra Young Academic Award: Alexandra Young These awards recognize athletes who showed tremendous growth throughout the season while maintaining a strong commitment to their studies. LHSAA Academic All-State Composite Team Each year, the Louisiana High School Athletic Association selects the All-Academic Composite Team for each sport. This prestigious recognition is awarded to seniors across all classifications and divisions who maintain the highest Grade Point Average among athletes during their academic career while participating in varsity athletics for two or more consecutive seasons. (Students must earn an unweighted 4.0 GPA with no B’s on any report card.) Bowling: Alexandra Young Tennis: Ava Landry We are incredibly proud of these student-athletes for their exceptional dedication in the classroom and in competition. LHSAA All-Academic Scholar Athlete Program This award is presented for outstanding academic achievement by seniors maintaining a cumulative GPA of 3.5000 or higher during their academic career while participating in varsity high school athletics. Tennis: Blythe Bonnaffons Track & Field: Allie Mixon Softball: Kelsie Schmidt These athletes exemplify what it means to balance academic excellence with athletic commitment. The Linda Munn Award A meaningful highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Linda Munn Award. This award is given to student-athletes who exemplify sportsmanship and teamwork. They are kind and well-rounded, care deeply about representing their school and team in the best possible light, and display the utmost school pride. The award is named in honor of Ms. Linda Munn, who served as a teacher and coach at Chapelle for over three decades. Ms. Munn embodied these same qualities throughout her distinguished career and remains deeply loved and respected by the entire Chapelle family. We were honored to invite Ms. Munn on stage to help present the awards. Linda Munn Award Recipients: Bowling : Taylor Bourdonnay Golf : Elise Nelson Tennis : Blythe Bonnaffons Track & Field : Saige McReynolds Flag Football : Macey Lane Softball : Kelsie Schmidt
By Jamie Hanzo May 29, 2026
Celebrating Excellence at the Winter Athletics Awards 💚❄️ Chapelle Athletics proudly celebrated the accomplishments of our winter student-athletes at this year’s Winter Athletics Awards ceremony. The evening honored not only athletic achievement, but also dedication, perseverance, leadership, and academic excellence. Team Awards: Soccer Varsity Most Improved: Sophia Stevens Varsity Academic Award: Allie LeSieur Powerlifting Varsity Most Improved: Adamarise Melare Varsity Academic Award: Isabella Arboneaux Basketball JV & Varsity Most Improved: Karoline Roche Varsity Academic Award: Penelope Haley These student-athletes demonstrated tremendous growth throughout the season while balancing the demands of competition and academics. LHSAA All-Academic Scholar Athlete Program We are especially proud to recognize several seniors who were honored through the LHSAA All-Academic Scholar Athlete Program. This award is presented for outstanding academic achievement to seniors who have competed for two or more consecutive seasons and maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.5000 or higher within their sports division during their academic career while participating in varsity athletics. Soccer: Gabriella Saia Basketball: Jena Gaudet Kelsie Schmidt Penelope Haley Powerlifting: Victoria Frey Isabella Arboneaux Ella Growl Isabella Holt These student-athletes exemplify what it means to compete at a high level while excelling in the classroom. The Linda Munn Award One of the most meaningful moments of the evening was the presentation of the Linda Munn Award. This award is given to student-athletes who exemplify sportsmanship and teamwork. They are kind and well-rounded, care deeply about representing their school and team in the best possible light, and display the utmost school pride. The award is named in honor of Ms. Linda Munn, who served as a teacher and coach at Chapelle for over three decades. Ms. Munn embodied these same characteristics throughout her distinguished career and is deeply loved and respected by the entire Chapelle family. We were honored to invite Ms. Munn on stage to help present the awards. Linda Munn Award Recipients: Soccer : Allie LeSieur Basketball : Penelope Haley Powerlifting : Kathleen Sunseri
By Jamie Hanzo May 26, 2026
Class of 1975 Celebrates May Birthdays at Don’s Seafood Laughter, memories, and plenty of delicious seafood filled the evening as members of the Class of 1975 gathered at Don’s Seafood to celebrate their classmates with May birthdays. The longtime friends enjoyed a wonderful night reconnecting, sharing stories, and continuing the special bond they have carried since their Chapelle days. It was a beautiful reminder that while years may pass, the friendships formed at Chapelle remain strong. One alumna summed up the evening perfectly, sharing: “Happy birthday, ladies! May your year ahead be filled with good health, happiness, and many more nights together like this.” We love seeing our alumnae stay connected and continue celebrating life’s special moments together. Cheers to the Class of 1975 and many more joyful gatherings ahead!
By Jamie Hanzo May 21, 2026
New Principal of St. Louis King of France School We are proud to spotlight Shannon Landaiche Culotta, Class of 1993, who has been named the new Principal of St. Louis King of France School. Shannon holds a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education and a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction. Throughout her career, she has gained extensive experience and success as both an educator and administrator. She currently serves as the Assistant Principal at St. Angela Merici Catholic School, where she continues to demonstrate strong leadership rooted in faith and academic excellence. Reflecting on her time at Chapelle, Shannon shared: “During my time at Archbishop Chapelle High School, my Catholic faith truly deepened and strengthened the values that guide me today. Chapelle not only provided me with leadership opportunities that helped me grow in confidence, but it also rooted me in the value and mission of Catholic education—something that continues to guide me now as a Catholic school administrator.”  We are incredibly proud of Shannon’s accomplishments and grateful to see a Chapelle alumna continuing the mission of Catholic education. Congratulations on this exciting new chapter!
By Jamie Hanzo May 21, 2026
Celebrating Language Excellence 💚🌎 On Monday, May 18, we proudly recognized our students’ outstanding achievements on the National French, Latin, and Spanish Exams. The afternoon was a celebration of dedication, perseverance, and a shared commitment to global understanding. As Samantha shared in her remarks, learning another language connects us to cultures across the world and across time. Quoting a beloved French proverb often recalled by Mrs. Chokr, “A man who knows two languages is worth two men.” These awards represent not only academic success, but also the wisdom and perspective that come from embracing other languages and cultures. 🇫🇷 National French Exam – Le Grand Concours Recognized with distinction: Honorable Mention Siena Scozzari Hannah McClung Kayla Lopez Molly Saia Gabriela Larson Gabriela Mejia Aguilar Erin Glass Keira Bachemin Bronze Medal Amelia Hassel Silver Medal Lundie Mitchell Gold Medal Isla Meers 🏛 National Latin Exam Recognized by the American Classical League: Cum Laude Charli Adams Elise Laizer Brynn Caire Liv Canizaro Lyla Steimle Caroline Currault Alexa Comeaux Ashleigh Stemke Addison Egler Jolyn Pham Cecelia Pineda Regan Magna Cum Laude Ellie Concepcion Olivia Schexnayder Amanda Timler Marin O’Brien Elise Palm Leah Labauve Ava Braendel Alyssa Pesantes Angelica Bendeck Silver Maxima Cum Laude Elise Nelson Xenia Trejo Lily-Grace Theriot Blakeleigh Sticker Alina Varkey Rhylee Christian Gold Summa Cum Laude Kathleen Elmer Lauren Rieth 🇪🇸 National Spanish Exam Recognized by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese: Honorable Mention Emily Glago Alexandra Laura Isabella Nagele Aubrey Braud Megan Cash Maiya Pisciotta Zoey Yeadon Kasey Orlando Elise Cash Clara Erdozain Sarah Lorio Gianna Landry Julia Williams Lyssa Foltz Sophia Organo Kaleigh Piper Molly Johnson Dior Lambert Si'lah-Michele Payre Mallory Pansano Elena Garcia Sarah Turcios Elizabeth Schexnayder Mia Parrino Madelyn Allesandro Vivian Tan Ruby Kiefer Rachel Tuck Bronze Medal Ellie Ramirez Isabella Pumila Valentina Martinez-Flores Silver Medal Natasha Mains Gold Medal Jazmin Interiano We are incredibly proud of these students for their academic excellence and commitment to language learning. Their accomplishments reflect not only strong study habits, but also a willingness to engage with the world beyond themselves. Congratulations, Chipmunks! 💚🌍
By Jamie Hanzo May 21, 2026
Graduation Ceremony and Awards On Friday, May 15 at 6PM in the evening, we celebrated and honored the Class of 2026 at their Graduation Ceremony in the Pontchartrain Center! The evening was filled with so much joy as the Class of 2026 received their graduate diplomas in front of their friends, families, peers, and teachers. As we honored the incredible accomplishments of the Class of 2026, we proudly recognize the highest academic honors presented at Archbishop Chapelle High School. The Judy Golemi Spadafora Valedictorian Award The Judy Golemi Spadafora Valedictorian Award is the most prestigious academic honor awarded at Chapelle. It is presented to the student or students who have completed the most academically rigorous course load and achieved the highest academic rank throughout their five years at Chapelle. This award is named in honor of Mrs. Judy Golemi Spadafora, a member of the charter Class of 1966 and a devoted faculty member for 40 years. Named Alumna of the Year in 2004, Mrs. Spadafora’s dedication and love for Chapelle have shaped generations of young women. This year, we proudly recognized three Co-Valedictorians: Alexandra Elizabeth Daigre Anita Ning Shan Li Emma Mong-Ai Tran Congratulations, ladies! We are incredibly proud of all you have accomplished and the example you have set for your classmates. Emerald Awards We also celebrated a distinguished group of seniors with the Emerald Awards, honoring students who have been part of the Chapelle community for all five years and have demonstrated outstanding academic excellence. These awards, selected by each academic department, recognize achievement across specific disciplines. This year’s Emerald Award recipients are: Art Excellence Award – Demi Kostopoulos Athletics Excellence Award – Kelsie Schmidt English Excellence Award – Emma Tran Foreign Language Excellence Award – Sophia Marchan Mathematics Excellence Award – Emma Rogers Music Excellence Award – Mackenzie Ory Science Excellence Award – Anh Dao Le Social Studies Excellence Award – Penelope Haley Theology Excellence Award – Abby Hebbler The Archbishop Placide Louis Chapelle Outstanding Graduate Emerald Award The final Emerald Award of the evening, named after our founder, recognizes students nominated by faculty who exemplify Christian faith, love, leadership, loyalty, service, and academic success over the past five years. These students truly embody what it means to be a Chapelle Chipmunk. This year’s recipients are: Kelsey Doyle Chloe Tujague In addition to these individual honors, the Class of 2026 has been awarded an extraordinary $14 million in scholarships from colleges and universities across the country.  We are so proud of the dedication, perseverance, and faith-filled leadership demonstrated by this remarkable class. The future is bright for the Class of 2026!

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