Archbishop Chapelle High School is a leading private Catholic high school for young ladies in grades 8-12 that offers a rigorous college preparatory curriculum with increased Advanced Placement and Dual Enrollment classes and a strong emphasis on STEM and Fine Arts. In addition to impressive academics, Chapelle's competitive athletics and array of extracurriculars make for a well-rounded educational experience within a close-knit family environment. Our mission is to provide an exceptional spiritual, academic, and social foundation for young women to excel in high school, college, and their future careers while always remembering...
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HONOR CHIPS
Congratulations to our Chipmunks who made the 4th quarter honor roll! |
CHAPELLE TO PROVIDE FREE LUNCH TO ALL STUDENTS EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 8TH
School Food and Nutrition Services (SFNS) is happy to announce that USDA has approved SFNS to serve free lunches to all students effective Tuesday, September 8. The USDA is allowing free meals to all children even if they do not qualify for free and reduced-price meals. The program will expire on Thursday, December 31, or until funds are depleted. School Food and Nutrition Services ensures you that every child will continue to have access to safe, nutritious school meals.
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SENIOR, ANNA CATHERINE NUSSBAUM HAS BEEN NAMED 2021 NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALIST
Archbishop Chapelle High School senior Anna Catherine Nussbaum was recently named a National Merit Semifinalist by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. To enter the national merit competition, Anna Catherine took the 2019 PSAT alongside 1.5 million high school juniors, in approximately 21,000 high schools nationwide.. The top scorers in each state make up the pool of semifinalists, representing less than 1% of United States high schoolers. Prior to earning this prestigious designation, Anna Catherine had a long history of academic achievement. She graduated from St. Philip Neri Catholic School and entered Archbishop Chapelle as an eighth grader on the Deus Providebit scholarship, the highest level scholarship which awards full tuition for all five years of high school. During her time at Chapelle, Anna Catherine has won outstanding student awards in twelve subjects. She has also been a district qualifier to state at Louisiana literary rally in Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Journalism I. She finished third in her division at state in Biology, as well as winning her division overall at the district level in Journalism I. As a sophomore, she participated in Chapelle’s gifted and talented program to conduct a research project about bacterial growth on various common school surfaces. This past summer, Anna Catherine virtually participated in the STAR Summer Scholars program sponsored by Ochsner hospital. STAR is a rigorous program designed for rising Louisiana seniors focused on scientific research, practical medicine, and leadership development. She also took an online course in Intro to Neuroscience at Tulane University for college credit with Tulane’s Science Scholars Program. After high school, Anna Catherine plans to study Chemistry and hopes to become a scientific researcher.
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WE CELEBRATE CARINA SWONGER '21, WHO IS FEATURED AS THE STUDENT ACTIVIST IN ST. CHARLES AVENUE MAGAZINE
“It is by touching the lives around us that we change the world. There are always people who need us in our own neighborhood”
Please visit https://www.myneworleans.com/student-activist-carina-ruth-swonger/ to read the full article. |
CLASS OF 2020 CELEBRATE RING MASSExcitement filled Divine Mercy’s Church as Chapelle seniors and their families gathered to celebrate Senior Ring Mass. The #ClassOf2021 received their senior rings, with 43 legacy seniors receiving a ring from their alumnae grandmothers, mothers, aunts or sisters. To conclude the ceremony, Susan Panzavecchia ‘90 and her daughter Senior Class President, Emily Panzavecchia, added the class of 2021 candle to Chapelle’s alumnae unity candle altar, and graduates participated in the traditional ribbon ceremony, uniting their Senior class with more than 13,500 alumnae who proudly live our charism today. Head of School, Connie Dantagnan ’88, reflected on the significance of the evening in her address to the Archbishop Chapelle High School Class of 2021, “In the words of Pope Benedict XVI, ‘You are made for greatness.’ Remember this as you continue to fulfill your legacy throughout your senior year.”
Click here to watch the full Livestream video of Ring Mass. |
ARCHBISHOP CHAPELLE COMMUNITY GREATLY MOURNS THE LOSS OF MS. BONNIE SHEPPARD
Ms. Sheppard began her career as a teacher at Chapelle in 1979 and her personality, described as the essence of school spirit made her the perfect fit to be the Student Council moderator from 1988-2014. She touched the lives of so many students over the 36 years she taught at Chapelle.
Please share your favorite memory of Ms. Bonnie Sheppard by clicking https://web4u.forms-db.com/view.php?id=764463 These will be featured at her Memorial Mass on October 20th at 6:30pm in our gymnasium with a reception following mass. We invite all alumnae back to campus to honor Ms. Sheppard’s memory. The Bonnie Sheppard Memorial Scholarship Fund has been established to ensure that her memory is honored for years to come. To contribute to the Memorial Fund, visit https://web4u.forms-db.com/view.php?id=763653 |
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