• February 23 - 27

    Monday, February 23

    • Ambassador Applications Go Live
    • STUCO Meeting (7:25AM)
    • Challenge tryouts (lunch)
    • Elective Fair (S Period)
    • BB - LHSAA Regional Playoff Round

    Tuesday, February 24

    • Communion Service (7:30AM)
    • Challenge Tryouts (lunch)

    Wednesday, February 25

    • Communion Service (7:30AM)
    • Challenge Tryouts (lunch)
    • C Club Meetings (S Period)
    • Campus Ministry Night (6:30PM)

    Thursday, February 26

    • Lenten Mass (10:25AM)
    • Challenge Tryouts (Lunch)
    • BB - LHSAA Quarterfinals

    Friday, February 27

    • Bible Study (7:15AM)
    • Kindness Fest (lunch)
    • Challenge Tryouts (lunch)

    Saturday, February 28

    Emerald Gala >> PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS HERE

  • March 2 - 7

    Monday, March 2

    • Campus Ministry Mass (S Period)
    • STUCO Meeting (3PM)

    Tuesday, March 3

    • Communion Service (7:30AM)
    • Grandparents Club Treat Day (Lunch)
    • College Planning Meeting for 10th grade Parents

    Wednesday, March 4

    • Communion Service (7:30AM)
    • D Club Meetings

    Thursday, March 5

    • Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
    • Spring Sports Pep Rally

    Friday, March 6

    • Spend-A-Day
    • Class of 1966 60th Celebration
    • Fun Friday Assembly/Spelling Bee

    Saturday, March 7

    • Regional Mock Trial Competition
    • LA Quize Bowl State Tournament
  • March 9 - 14

    Monday, March 9

    • Summer Camp Registration Opens>> REGISTER HERE
    • Campus Ministry Mass (S Period)

    Tuesday, March 10

    • Exam review - All 8 Classes
    • Communion Service (7:30AM)

    Wednesday, March 11

    • Exams (Math and Foreign Language)
    • Senior Balfour Grad Supply Pickup

    Thursday, March 12

    • Exams (Social Studies & English)

    Friday, March 13

    • Ambassador Applications DUE
    • Exams (Theology & Science Exam)

    Saturday, March 14

By Jamie Hanzo February 26, 2026
March 3, 2026 in the Chapelle Cafeteria This meeting will cover college application information and concerns for parents of students about to enter their Junior year. Public Louisiana college/university requirements, taking the ACT, TOPS, and other college application issues will also be discussed.
By Jamie Hanzo February 25, 2026
Kindness Week: Passport to Kindness February 24-27 Each day is a new destination! Students will complete acts of kindness and collect passport stamps throughout the week. Students who complete their passports will earn a future dress-down pass (date TBD). Our final destination is Kindness Fest on Friday. All Week — Caught Being Kind Teachers and seniors will give kindness pins to students caught demonstrating acts of kindness. Each teacher will receive 4 pins, and seniors will receive 2 pins. Tuesday (2/24) — Passport Launch Kindness Passports Distributed: Students receive passports and begin collecting stamps for completing daily acts of kindness. Kind Messages to Peers: Students will be randomly paired in S Period to write encouraging messages to one another. Messages will be reviewed and delivered Thursday. Wednesday (2/25) — Spread Positivity Mirror Messages: Uplifting affirmations posted on bathroom mirrors around campus. Sidewalk Chalk Messages: Students share positive messages and inspirational quotes along the cafeteria walkway. Thursday (2/26) — Celebrate Others Kindness Recognition Form: A schoolwide Google Form will allow students to anonymously recognize or “hype up” classmates, faculty, or staff. Shoutouts will be announced over the loudspeaker throughout the day. Peer Messages Delivered: Students receive their kind messages during S Period.  Friday (2/27) — Kindness Fest Hosted by Student Council with activities including: Face painting by NAHS members Karaoke/music Obstacle course (Sponsored by STUCO) 360 Photo Booth, Dippin’ Dots (for purchase) Friendship bracelet making Yard games (Connect 4 and Jenga)
By Jamie Hanzo February 24, 2026
By Jamie Hanzo February 24, 2026
Challenge will take place on March 20th at 6pm at Archbishop Rummel High School. Challenge t-shirts and tickets will be sold on GoFans . Challenge T-Shirts sold from Feb 23 - March 3 Challenge Tickets sold from Feb 23 - March 20 at 3:30pm Student Challenge Ticket and T-shirt: $15 Student Challenge Ticket: $10 Faculty/Staff Challenge T-shirt: $10 Purchased t-shirts will be handed out the week of Challenge. You will be able to wear the t-shirt to school on March 20th, the day of Challenge. There will not be physical Challenge tickets handed out. You will need to show us your ticket via GoFans in order to get in. We will NOT accept screenshots. Please refer to the Handbook or see Ms. Smith for any questions regarding dress code.
By Jamie Hanzo February 12, 2026
By Jamie Hanzo February 12, 2026

Jefferson Parish Child Search

If you know of any individuals who have disabilities, are between the ages of birth-21 years, and who are not receiving educational services, or any individuals who may be gifted and/or talented between the ages of 3-21 years, please complete the below referral form.

Jefferson Parish Child Search (IDEA)

Re-Enrollment & Registration

Re-enrollment and Registration is now open for the 2026-2027 school year.


This year, both re-enrollment and payment of the registration fee will be handled through the FACTS portal. Additional information and instructions were sent out via email on January 7, 2026.


Re-enrollment and registration must be completed by January 30, 2026 to ensure that your student can schedule classes on time for next year.


Contact Mrs. Campbell (ecampbell@archbishopchapelle.org) for questions regarding re-enrollment, and Mrs. Southworth (asouthworth@archbishopchapelle.org) for requisitions regarding payment of the registration fee. 

SPIRITUAL

  • Campus Ministry

    Campus Ministry Nights & Lunch

    • Open to ALL Chipmunks
    • NEXT CAMPUS MINISTRY LUNCH: Thursday, March 19th @ 12:20PM
    • NEXT CAMPUS MINISTRY NIGHT: Tuesday, February 24th @ 6:00PM-8:30PM

    Campus Ministry Weekly Schedule


    2025-2026 Retreat Dates (Remaining)

    All Class retreats are mandatory!  No exceptions. 


    • Sophomores: April 15-16
  • Service Hour Opportunities

    Available Service Hour Opportunities


    St. Mary Magdalen Food Pantry Volunteers

    • Wednesdays from 5:30PM - 6:30PM
    • No registration necessary
    • Questions? Contact Chris Kenney at ckenney5@cox.net

    St. Joseph Altar 2026 > LEARN MORE


    City of Kenner Field of Hope

    • The City of Kenner Field of Hope is looking for volunteers, to help with their inclusive and adaptive sports. 
    • Please contact Coach Bruce Bershad at bbershad@kenner.la.us

    Bayou Jeep Bash

    Rescue NOLA

    • Saturday, March 28 at 6PM
    • Address: Lynhaven Events, 21669 Old Covington Hwy, Hammond, LA 7040
    • READ MORE DETAILS HERE
  • MobileServe

    MobileServe  


    This year, Chapelle has partnered with MobileServe, an online service to record and track service hours! We are excited to use MobileServe help us record and track every student's required service hours throughout the year. The students should have, or will be receiving an email directly from MobileServe with information on how to log into their accounts. Please see the attached flyer for more information! If you have any questions, please contact please contact Ms. Mollie Montgomery, Mission Advisor, at mmontgomery@archbishopchapelle.org 


  • Matthew 25 Service Program

    The service program at Archbishop Chapelle High School consists of two very important components:


    • 5 hours through Make a Difference Day on February 11, 2026. 
    • 5 volunteer hours through various events at Chapelle, through community service, or a mix of both.

    The deadline for completing all service hours is April 13, 2026. If you have questions about what qualifies as community service, please contact Ms. Mollie Montgomery, Mission Advisor, at mmontgomery@archbishopchapelle.org 


    For more information on the Matthew 25 Service Program, CLICK HERE.


By Jamie Hanzo February 11, 2026
2026 Chapelle Makes A Difference Day 🌟 25 Agencies. One Mission. Endless Impact. 💚 Chapelle’s annual Makes A Difference Day once again brought our entire student body into the heart of the community for a day rooted in service, compassion, and purpose. This year, our Chipmunks partnered with 25 incredible organizations across Louisiana, dedicating their time and energy to meeting real needs and forming meaningful connections. From environmental stewardship and hands‑on service projects to spending time with residents, supporting teachers, organizing donations, and assisting local ministries, our students truly served as the hands and feet of Christ throughout the day. Whether offering a helping hand or simply sharing a smile and conversation, the impact was felt far beyond a single afternoon. This powerful tradition reflects the heart of a Chapelle education—forming young women who lead with faith, act with compassion, and serve with joy. We are incredibly proud of the way our students continue to step beyond our campus walls to make a difference where it matters most. Agencies We Served This Year: GreenLight The Woodlands Conservancy Coastal Roots Loop NOLA Covenant Nursing Home St. Margaret's at Mercy Retirement Home The Blake at Colonial Club Laurel Senior Living Chateau De Notre Dame St. Edwards School St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Good Shepherd Nativity School St. Benilde School Chateau Estates School Chartwell Center St. Michael Special School St. Therese Academy Magnolia Community Services Hotel Hope Ozanam Inn Giving Hope NOLA New Orleans Mission Hagar's House Junior League of New Orleans Diaper Bank Lantern Light Ministries We are grateful to these organizations for welcoming our students and allowing us to serve alongside them. Makes A Difference Day reminds us that when Chipmunks come together with one mission, the impact is truly endless. 💚
By Jamie Hanzo February 10, 2026
Softball Retreat Builds Faith, Teamwork, and Season‑Ready Spirit This past weekend, Chapelle’s softball team kicked off the season with a meaningful and energizing team retreat—and they truly knocked it out of the park. The day was filled with opportunities for faith, reflection, and bonding. The retreat began with a Blessing of the Field led by Deacon Capaci, setting the tone for a season rooted in gratitude, faith, and purpose. The team then took the field for a scrimmage, followed by a series of team challenges designed to strengthen communication and trust. One of the highlights of the day was this year’s featured challenge, “Carry the Canoe: The Way.” The team worked together through 14 stations, completing both physical challenges and problem‑solving tasks at each stop. With every station, a 5‑pound weight was added to the canoe they carried—symbolizing the importance of perseverance, unity, and shared responsibility as challenges grow. In addition to the physical and mental challenges, the team spent time in reflection in the chapel, participated in team‑bonding games, and concluded the retreat by attending Mass at St. Philip Neri (SPN). The goal of the retreat was simple but powerful: to grow in Christ and grow together as a team. This weekend served as a beautiful foundation for the season ahead, strengthening not only athletic readiness but also faith and friendship.  We are excited to see how this team carries these lessons onto the field throughout the season.

ACADEMIC

  • Accessing Lesson Plans

    Information on how to access lesson plans are included in the lins below:  One link will show how to access lesson plans through parents web, and one will show how to students can access lesson through their FACTS account. 


    If you have any questions or are not able to see your lesson plans, please email Mr. Wooderson at kwooderson@archbishopchapelle.org.



    PARENT ACCESS THROUGH FACTS >


    STUDENT ACCESS THROUGH FACTS >


  • Tutoring

    TEACHER TUTORING HOURS >


    General SARA™ Office Hours

    Extra Help for students with questions on any SARA™ content (Students access through their SARA™ accounts)


    Sundays 6:00 - 8:00PM


    Mondays 6:00 - 8:00PM


    Tuesdays 4:00 – 6:00PM


    Wednesdays 4:00 – 6:00PM


    Thursdays 4:00 – 6:00PM 


    Fridays 6:00 - 8:00PM


    Saturdays 6:00 - 8:00PM

  • Exams & Standardized Testing

    2025-2026 Exam Schedule > LEARN MORE


    3rd Quarter Exam Proctor Schedule > Coming Soon!


    ACT Dates 

    Testing available at Archbishop Chapelle High School unless otherwise noted.


    • February 14, 2026 *Not offered at Chapelle* (Register by January 9)
    • April 11, 2026 (Register by March 6)
    • June 13, 2026 (Register by May 8)

    For more information or questions, contact Mrs. Reeg at jreeg@archbishopchapelle.org

  • Testing Hall Schedule

    Testing Hall is located in Room 124.


    Mondays 7:00AM


    Tuesdays 7:00AM & 3:00PM


    Wednesdays 7:00AM


    Thursdays 7:00AM & 3:00PM


    Fridays 7:00AM


By Jamie Hanzo February 10, 2026
Physics in Action: Mrs. Blackburn’s Egg Drop Challenge 🥚 Learning came crashing down in the best way possible in Mrs. Blackburn’s physics classes as students took on a classic (and messy!) egg drop challenge designed to bring physics concepts to life. Students put momentum, impulse, and kinetic energy to the test by engineering devices meant to protect a raw egg dropped from Chapelle’s breezeway, nearly 15 feet above the ground. With no limits on materials or design, creativity ran wild and ingenuity was on full display. The results were as entertaining as they were educational. We saw eggs cushioned by loaves of bread, protected by foam enclosures, sealed inside peanut butter jars, and even suspended in a bucket of slime. Each design reflected thoughtful problem‑solving and an understanding of how force and energy interact during impact. While not every egg survived the fall, every drop was a lesson. Students analyzed what worked, what didn’t, and how their designs could improve, gaining hands‑on experience that textbooks simply can’t replicate. Some builds were especially impressive, proving that a little imagination goes a long way in science. Mrs. Blackburn’s egg drop challenge was a perfect example of how Chapelle students learn by doing, combining curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking in a fun and unforgettable way.
By Jamie Hanzo January 30, 2026
Chapelle Celebrates Its 2025 Students of the Year ✨💚 Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to honor two outstanding young women as our Students of the Year, recognizing their excellence, leadership, faith, and commitment to serving others. These students embody the mission and values of Chapelle both inside and outside the classroom. 🌟 8th Grade Student of the Year: Milan Vitrano We are proud to recognize Milan Vitrano as Archbishop Chapelle High School’s 8th Grade Student of the Year. Throughout middle school, Milan has demonstrated remarkable academic excellence, earning multiple academic awards that reflect her dedication, perseverance, and strong work ethic. Beyond academics, Milan is an active member of our school band, where she contributes her musical talents and positive, collaborative spirit. She is also deeply involved in her church parish, living out her faith through service and engagement within her community. Her commitment to academics, the arts, and faith makes her a shining example of what it means to be a Chapelle student. Milan’s achievements and character make her a truly deserving recipient of this honor, and we look forward to watching her continue to grow and succeed in the years ahead. 🌟 12th Grade Student of the Year: Emily Ledet We are honored to recognize Emily Ledet as Archbishop Chapelle High School’s 12th Grade Student of the Year. As the drum major of our band, Emily has demonstrated exceptional leadership, guiding her fellow musicians with confidence, dedication, and grace. Her passion for the arts and commitment to excellence have left a lasting impact on Chapelle’s band program. In addition to her musical leadership, Emily exemplifies the spirit of service that defines our school community. Through countless hours of service to her neighbors, she has shown a deep commitment to making a difference in the lives of others. Her compassion, generosity, and servant’s heart reflect the core values of Archbishop Chapelle High School. Emily’s leadership, artistic talent, and dedication to service make her a truly deserving recipient of this prestigious honor. We celebrate her accomplishments and look forward to the positive impact she will continue to make in the world. Please join us in congratulating Milan Vitrano and Emily Ledet, our 2025 Students of the Year. We are incredibly proud of these remarkable young women and the example they set for the entire Chapelle community.

SOCIAL

  • Student Council

    Green vs. White Dress Down Days - LEARN MORE


    Upcoming Event Dates:


    March 20, 2026

    • Rummel/Chapelle Challenge @ 6PM at Archbishop Rummel High School

    April 13-17, 2026

    • Bunny Bucks Week

    April 20, 2026

    • STUCO Inductions
  • Counseling Office

    Click below to read the Welcome Letter from the Counseling Office, which includes the NEW groupings by last name. 


    READ MORE >


    Upcoming Coffee with Counselors Date:

    • Friday, January 16th @ 7:15AM
    • No coffee or donuts will be served after 7:45AM.

    College Counseling


    College Planning Meeting for Sophomore Parents:

    March 3, 2026- 6:00pm Cafeteria


    College Planning Meeting for Freshman Parents:

    April, 20 2026- 6:00pm Cafeteria


    Upcoming College Visits on Campus

    Location: Counseling Office during lunch


    • More info coming soon!
  • Clubs

    With over 40 clubs and activities to join, every student finds her place at Chapelle. 


    JANUARY CLUB CALENDAR > LEARN MORE!


    Click on the links below to view the 2025-2026 club & activities calendar


    Club Meeting Schedule 2025-2026


    Club Meeting Dates 2025-2026

  • Big Sis / Lil Sis

    We are very excited to continue a favorite tradition here at Archbishop Chapelle High School, the Big Sis / Lil Sis program with the Class of 2026 and Class of 2030.


    This program is desiged to pair Seniors and 8th graders together to help support and guide our newest Chipmunks throughout their first year at Chapelle.


    Below are the dates and details for each Big Sis Lil Sis event for the 2025-2026 school year. 


    For more information, email Director of Student Activities, Stacy Woodward, at swoodward@archbishopchapelle.org


    BIG SIS CALENDAR >


    LIL SIS CALENDAR >

By Jamie Hanzo February 26, 2026
Chapelle Robotics Heads to State! Our Chapelle Robotics Team is headed to the Louisiana V5RC High School State Championship, sponsored by Venture Global! The championship will take place February 26–27, 2026, at the Louisiana Region 5 STEM Center at Lake Charles Boston Academy of Learning.  This prestigious, invitation‑only event brings together the top 40 VEX V5 high school robotics teams in Louisiana to celebrate their accomplishments and compete in the 2025–2026 VEX V5 Robotics Competition. We are incredibly proud that our team has earned a spot among the state’s best! How the Competition Works 🔹 Two Days of Action Day 1: Robot inspections and qualifying matches Day 2: Skills challenges, additional qualifying rounds, alliance selections, and the final championship matches 🔹 Match Format Each match features four teams at a time. Two teams form an alliance and compete against another two‑team alliance. Working together, alliances score points by driving their robots to complete game‑specific tasks — such as moving game pieces, scoring goals, and strategically positioning their robots on the field. 🔹 The Goal Teams compete to earn high rankings during the qualifying rounds. Top‑ranked teams then select alliance partners for the elimination finals — where collaboration, strategy, innovation, and engineering excellence truly shine. Qualifying for State is an incredible achievement and a testament to the countless hours our students have dedicated to designing, building, programming, and refining their robots. We are so proud of their hard work, teamwork, and perseverance. Good luck to our Robotics Team as they represent Chapelle at the State Championship! 💚🤖
By Jamie Hanzo February 6, 2026
Chapelle Mardi Gras Royalty 👑🎭 We are so proud to celebrate our five Chipmunks who are riding as Mardi Gras royalty this Carnival season! 💚✨ Be sure to watch for them along the parade routes: 👑 Addison Brouillette ’28 Krewe of Carrollton — Feb. 8 at 12:30 PM 👑 Paige Dean ’26 Krewe of Pygmalion — Feb. 7 at 6:15 PM 👑 Emmery Johnson ’27 Krewe of Pygmalion — Feb. 7 at 6:15 PM 👑 Claire Lotz ’28 St. Joseph’s Day Parade — March 28 at 4:30 PM 👑 Sarah Dufrene ’28 Centurions — Feb. 16 at 4:30 PM We love seeing our Chipmunks shine during Mardi Gras season. Ride proud and enjoy every moment—Happy Carnival! 💜💛💚

ATHLETICS

By Jamie Hanzo February 10, 2026
CHIPMUNK LIFTERS QUALIFY FOR REGIONALS! Huge congratulations to our powerhouse athletes who qualified for the LHSPAA Girls South Regional! Get ready to bring the energy, the focus, and the PRs: Palmer Pagett Harper Toye Victoria Frey Talia Luke Bella Arboneaux Egan Guidroz Ella Growl Ashley Garcia Bella Holt Katie Sunseri  South Regional, here we come!
By Jamie Hanzo February 10, 2026
Softball Retreat Builds Faith, Teamwork, and Season‑Ready Spirit This past weekend, Chapelle’s softball team kicked off the season with a meaningful and energizing team retreat—and they truly knocked it out of the park. The day was filled with opportunities for faith, reflection, and bonding. The retreat began with a Blessing of the Field led by Deacon Capaci, setting the tone for a season rooted in gratitude, faith, and purpose. The team then took the field for a scrimmage, followed by a series of team challenges designed to strengthen communication and trust. One of the highlights of the day was this year’s featured challenge, “Carry the Canoe: The Way.” The team worked together through 14 stations, completing both physical challenges and problem‑solving tasks at each stop. With every station, a 5‑pound weight was added to the canoe they carried—symbolizing the importance of perseverance, unity, and shared responsibility as challenges grow. In addition to the physical and mental challenges, the team spent time in reflection in the chapel, participated in team‑bonding games, and concluded the retreat by attending Mass at St. Philip Neri (SPN). The goal of the retreat was simple but powerful: to grow in Christ and grow together as a team. This weekend served as a beautiful foundation for the season ahead, strengthening not only athletic readiness but also faith and friendship.  We are excited to see how this team carries these lessons onto the field throughout the season.

COMMUNITY

  • Club Info & Dates

    Parents Club


    The Chapelle Parents Club assists our school in various ways throughout the year as well as being responsible for many events that benefit Chapelle students, faculty and the community. Parent Volunteers are valued members of our Chapelle Family, each of you helps to ensure that all events are memorable and successful. 


    Upcoming Meeting: Tuesday, February 3rd @ 6:30PM-7:30PM in the Cafeteria


    Please bring any gift card valued at $20 for a chance to win a pair of tickets to this year's Emerald Gala. The drawing will take place on February 3, 2026 during the Parents Club Meeting. Each $20 gift card received gives you 1 chance to win.


    LEARN MORE >


    Grandparents Club


    With a present membership of almost 150, the grandparents are now pleased to see their grandchildren not only on six scheduled Treat Days, but at several early morning candy hand-outs as they come to school, greeting potential Chipmunks at Open House, participating in the annual Craft Fairs and many other school-wide programs. Members have a Social in September as well as 4 luncheon meetings a year, where representatives of the faculty and staff are welcomed and introduced.

     

    Upcoming Treat Day & Meeting: Tuesday, January 20th @ 12:20PM in Courtyard


    LEARN MORE >


    Mens Club


    The Men’s Club at Chapelle High School is a community of faith-filled fathers, grandfathers, and guardians who are dedicated to supporting our mission through service, fellowship, and spiritual leadership.


    Whether assisting with campus improvement projects, hosting events, or supporting school initiatives, the Men’s Club plays a vital role in enhancing the student experience and helping to form young women of faith, intellect, and integrity.


    Upcoming Meeting: Thursday, February 5th @ 7:00PM-9:30PM in the Cafeteria


    LEARN MORE >


  • Give Back

    Heart of Chapelle

    Courtyard Brick Campaign

    • Archbishop Chapelle High School courtyard will be renovated to accommodate our bustling campus. Enhancements include repaving, new landscaping, new seating areas, and dedicated areas for personalized bricks.  We now invite all members of the Chapelle community to participate in this beautification project by purchasing a courtyard brick to commemorate their Chipmunk experience. Join us as we return to our roots and reimagine the Heart of Chapelle.  
    • CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE

    Through financial contributions, you can have a direct impact on the lives of Chapelle students, faculty, and the sustainability of our campus. Gifts of any size are welcome and are tax-deductible.


    For more information:

    Maria Cervini Eaton '06, Director of Advancement meaton@archbishopchapelle.org or 504-467-3105


    Donate to Incarnate Word
  • Promote Chapelle

    Know a 4th-6th grader who would make a perfect Chipmunk? Invite her to join us for one of our Admissions events and discover what life at Chapelle is all about!


    Upcoming Opportunities for 4th-6th Grade Prospective Chipmunks:

    • Spring 2026 - Spend-A-Day
    • Spring 2026 - Chippy's Fun Fest (4th- 6th Grade Social)
    • Dates to be announced on February 9, 2026

    Upcoming Opportunities for 1st-6th Grade Prospective Chipmunks:

    Admissions Events
By Jamie Hanzo February 5, 2026
Laissez les Bons Temps Rouler: Chapelle Alumnae Northshore Social 💜🎭 The Mardi Gras season rolled on with another joyful alumnae gathering as Chapelle Alumnae from the Northshore came together for a festive social on February 3 from 6–8 p.m. at Triple Nickel Grill in Madisonville. Set against the lively spirit of Carnival, alumnae enjoyed an evening filled with great conversation, laughter, and reconnecting with fellow Chipmunks. The turnout was fantastic, and it was wonderful to see so many familiar faces sharing stories, catching up, and celebrating the Chapelle bond off campus. Events like this remind us that once a Chipmunk, always a Chipmunk. Whether near or far, our alumnae community continues to grow and stay connected, especially during a season that celebrates joy, tradition, and togetherness. Thank you to everyone who joined us for such a fun and festive evening. We loved seeing you and look forward to many more alumnae gatherings as Carnival season continues!
By Jamie Hanzo February 5, 2026
Let the Good Times Bloom: Alumnae Mardi Gras Flower Painting Social 🌸🎭 Laissez les bons temps rouler! Archbishop Chapelle High School kicked off Carnival season in the most colorful way with our Alumnae Mardi Gras Flower Painting Social on Tuesday evening, and it was truly a night to remember. We were thrilled to welcome our alumnae back to campus for our first‑ever event of this kind, celebrating Mardi Gras through creativity, connection, and Chipmunk spirit. With paintbrushes in hand and festive flair in the air, alumnae enjoyed a relaxed and joyful evening creating beautiful flower paintings inspired by the season. It was wonderful to see so many alumnae reconnecting with classmates, sharing laughter, and making new memories on campus. The turnout was incredible, and the enthusiasm and energy brought by our alumnae made the event extra special.  As we enter Carnival season, this event was a beautiful reminder that the Chapelle bond is timeless—full of color, joy, and tradition. Thank you to all who joined us to celebrate, create, and kick off Mardi Gras the Chapelle way.

Lagniappe

  • The Word

    "The Word" is Archbishop Chapelle's online newspaper that uses articles, video vlogs, and podcasts to promote the exciting culture on campus. 


    Check out the content our student journalists have been working on recently!


    LEARN MORE >

  • Acorn Shop

    Archbishop Chapelle High School Bookstore


    Location: 1st floor of the Main Building across from the front office


    ACORN SHOP HOURS:


    The Acorn Shop will be open from 7:30–8:00 AM and during lunch.


    ONLINE ORDERS:


    Please allow 3–5 business days for orders to be filled, and don’t forget to check your spam or trash folder in case our updates land there!


    Problems or questions? Contact Kati Kelley '06 at kkelley@archbishopchapelle.org


    Click to Shop!
  • Follow Us on Socials

    Instagram: @chapellechipmunks


    Facebook: Archbishop Chapelle High School


    TikTok: @achschipmunks


    Athletics Facebook: Chapelle Athletics


    Athletics Instagram: @chapelle_athletics


    STUCO Instagram: @chapellestuco

By Jacyln Gilmore January 27, 2026
Anavella Gonzales '26
By Jacyln Gilmore January 26, 2026
Alina Varkey '29
  • Event Sign Up for Visitors on Campus

    In light of recent events around our country, we will be increasing security around our campus. While these measures may be of some inconvenience, I want to reiterate that our number one priority is the safety of the young ladies on this campus.


    Events will no longer just be open. EVERY EVENT (pep rallies, masses etc.) will require you to digitally sign up via a link that will be found in Chipmunk Tracks. If you are not signed up, then you will have to check in at the front office.


    Each event may look different focusing on the safety of our students, visitors, and employees. Please be patient as we work out this new system.


    Click Here to View More Information on Visiting Campus

    2nd Semester Event Sign Up for Visitors on Campus
  • Bullying/Harassment Policy

    Bullying is a distinctive pattern of repeatedly and deliberately harming and humiliating others and is characterized by a power imbalance between the two parties. Bullying includes, but is not limited to physical or verbal aggression, relational aggression, or emotional aggression (teasing, threatening, and intimidating others). Relational aggression (RA), is a form of indirect bullying that uses social relationships to manipulate or harm others, such as isolating a student from her group of friends (social exclusion), threatening to stop talking to a friend (the ''silent treatment''), or spreading gossip and rumors. Harassment includes, but is not limited to, slurs, jokes, comments, or other offensive conduct relating to race, religion, color, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, citizenship, disability, or any other legally protected characteristic. Bullying, relational aggression (including cyber-bullying), and harassment will not be tolerated. Please use the forms below to report bullying.


    BULLYING INCIDENT REPORT FORMS


    Click for Student Form >


    Click for Parent Form >

  • Carpool

    STUDENT DROP OFF AND PICK UP

    Students can only be dropped off or picked up in the following areas:


    Veterans Blvd. Horseshoe

    • To drop off or pick up in the Veterans horseshoe, parents must enter and exit on Veterans Blvd. Parents must pull forward to the exit gate where the Drop Off/Pick Up Zone begins to drop off or pick up a student. Do not stop in the middle of the horseshoe.
    • Vehicles entering at Veterans must exit at Veterans Blvd.

    By the cafeteria on Montana Ave.

    • To drop off or pick up by the cafeteria, parents must enter and exit on Montana Ave. Parents must pull forward to the flagpole where the Drop Off/Pick Up Zone begins to drop off or pick up a student. Do not stop in the middle of the Drop Off area. When exiting at the Montana Ave. gate, all cars must turn right.
    • Vehicles entering on Montana must take a right on Montana Ave when exiting campus.

    Parents cannot pull through campus.



    WALKERS

    If a parent does not want to utilize the carpool areas, students may walk off campus. Once a student exits campus, the parent assumes all responsibility. Walkers will not be dismissed until 3:15PM. Walkers can only use the Montana Ave. exit gate by the flagpole to walk off campus. Students will not be allowed to exit any gate other than Montana Ave.


    Parents are not allowed to enter or exit the gate behind the gym between 7:00AM-4:00PM and students are not allowed to walk in or out of the gates behind the gym

    or on Veterans.

  • Vaccines

    Meningococcal Vaccine


    According to the Louisiana Department of Health, all students in 11th grade or 16 years old MUST receive the 2nd dose of the Meningococcal B vaccine.

    • If your daughter turns 16 years old before the first day of school, she MUST have received this vaccine in order to attend Check In Day and school. 
    • Once your daughter turns 16, she has a month to have the vaccine or she is then considered past due and cannot attend school.
    • Students must wait until their 16th birthday in order for the vaccine to be accepted by the state.  
    • If your daughter gets the vaccine before her 16th birthday it is not valid. (Please DO NOT get the vaccine before your daughter’s 16th birthday.)

    Hepatitis A Vaccines


    According to the Louisiana Department of Health, all students entering school must have record of 2 doses of Hepatitis A vaccinations before being allowed to attend school.  


    • Please check with your doctor to make sure that your daughter is up to date on the Hepatitis A vaccines. 
    • If your daughter needs the vaccine, it must be completed to attend Check In Day and school.

    Please call Cindy Kitchen at (504)467-3105 if you have any questions.

  • Chapelle Cafeteria

    We are proud to announce our partnership with Pigeon’s Catering for the 2025-2026 school year. This collaboration with a premier private catering company will enable us to provide high-quality food, healthy choices, and an expanded menu for our students.


    Information on the following can be found below:

    • General Infomation
    • MySchoolBucks
    • Cafeteria Pricing
    • Viewing the Interactive Menu

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  • Safe Environment Training

    The Archdiocese of New Orleans has adopted the VIRTUS® Programs as the official platform for Safe Environment training for both adults and children. If you are new to Safe Environment, please visit the link below and click on FIRST-TIME REGISTRANT to get started.


    To be Safe Environment compliant, volunteers must complete the following:


    • Create a VIRTUS account
    • Complete an in-person or online training (valid for 3 years)
    • Submit a background check through VIRTUS (valid for 3 years)
    • Sign the four required documents in VIRTUS (must be done annually)

    It is the responsibility of each volunteer to complete all required steps, including registration, training, signing of documents, and background check submission. 


    For questions or assistance, please contact Mrs. Pam Kennedy at (504) 467-3105 or pkennedy@archbishopchapelle.org.

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