• September 7 - 12

    IT'S KINDNESS WEEK! >> WATCH VIDEO FROM THE COUNSELING DEPARTMENT!


    Monday, September 7

    • NO SCHOOL - LABOR DAY HOLIDAY

    Tuesday, September 8

    • Communion Service (7:30AM)
    • College Visit: University of Southern Mississippi (Lunch in Counseling Office)
    • College Visit: Louisiana State University (Lunch in Counseling Office)
    • Grandparents Treat Day (Lunch)
    • Grandparents Club Meeting (1PM in Fine Arts Lobby)
    • Belize Informational Meeting (S Period in STUCO Office)>> MORE INFO

    Wednesday, September 9

    • Communion Service (7:30AM)
    • 9th & 10th ChampionChip Lunch (at Lunch - Invite only)
    • Balfour Senior Grad Supply Presentation (S period)
    • Close-Up Parent Informational Meeting (6:30PM in Arc)

    Thursday, September 10

    • 11th & 12th ChampionChip Lunch (at Lunch - Invite Only)
    • A-Club Meetings (S-Period)
    • Alumane Book Club Meeting (6PM)

    Friday, September 11

    • ARC (morning)
    • Bible Study (7:15AM)
    • Spend-A-Day
    • Fun Friday Assembly (8:10AM)
    • Kindness fest (11:30AM)

    Saturday, September 12

    • Hi-Stepper Bingo (5:30PM)
  • September 14 - 19


    Monday, September 14

    • College Visit: Rhodes College
    • 12th Grade Burrow Rep Elections (S-Period)
    • STUCO Meeting (All Members) (3PM in Cafeteria)

    Tuesday, September 15

    • ARC Closed (Morning)
    • Spend-A-Day
    • Communion Service (7:30AM)
    • Career Engagement Speakers (S-Period in Fine Arts Lobby)
    • Parents Club Meeting (6:30PM in Cafeteria)

    Wednesday, September 16

    • Communion Service (7:30AM)
    • Intramurals (Lunch in Gym)
    • B Club Meetings (S period)

    Thursday, September 17

    • Senior Retreat
    • Burrow Rep Elections 8th-11th (S-Period)
    • Men's Club Meeting (7PM)

    Friday, September 18

    • Senior Retreat
    • 8th Grade Honors Group (1PM - Counseling Office)

    Saturday, September 19

    • ACT (7:30AM)
By Jamie Hanzo September 3, 2026
By Jamie Hanzo September 3, 2026
Join us for the Men's Club Meeting on Sept. 17 in the Chapelle Cafeteria! It's also STEAK NIGHT!
By Jamie Hanzo September 3, 2026
Parents Club Meeting: Throwback Night Celebrating Chapelle Through the Years  Join us for our upcoming Parents Club Meeting on Tuesday, September 15, from 6:30 PM–7:30 PM in the Cafeteria. This month’s theme is “Parents Club Throwback – Celebrating Chapelle Through the Years.” Parents are invited to represent their graduating class by dressing in the style of their graduation year. Whether it’s bold colors, classic trends, or a favorite decade-inspired look, we can’t wait to see everyone celebrate Chapelle spirit through the years! We will also be collecting gift cards valued at $20. For every $20 gift card donated, you will receive one chance to win a pair of tickets to this year’s Emerald Gala. The drawing will take place during the Parents Club Meeting on February 2, 2026.
By Jamie Hanzo September 3, 2026
*DEADLINE TO PURCHASE T-SHIRT(S) IS SEPTEMBER 14! Big Sis Lil Sis: T-shirt is offered to 8 th grade and seniors only. Big Sis and Lil Sis are allowed to wear their BSLS t-shirt to school on BSLS meeting days with their school skirt and tennis shoes. $15.00 Campus Ministry: T-shirt is offered to all students, faculty & staff, family and friends. This is the same design and shirt color as last year. Students are allowed to wear the Campus Ministry shirt to school on Campus Ministry Night days with their school skirt and tennis shoes. $15.00 Chips for Life : T-shirt is offered to all students, faculty & staff, family and friends. This is the same design and shirt color as last year. Students are allowed to wear the Pro-Life shirt to school on Chips for Life meeting days and designated days (TBD) with their school skirt and tennis shoes. $15.00 STUCO: T-shirt is offered to all students, faculty & staff, family and friends. This shirt can be worn on Fun Fridays (once a month) and encouraged to be worn on VOOBOO and Turkey Bowl with their school skirt and tennis shoes. $15.00 Pink Month: T-shirt is offered to all students, faculty & staff, family and friends. This shirt is worn on designated days throughout Pink Month (October) and on the Pink game day (October 21 st ). Students wear the Pink Month shirt with their school skirt and tennis shoes. The proceeds from this t-shirt are donated to the Gayle and Tom Benson Cancer Center. Youth Sizes $15.00 Adult Sizes $18.00
By Jamie Hanzo September 3, 2026
Deus Providebit Mass Tuesday, September 22, 2026 10:20 am - 11:35 am Know before you go: Gates open at 9:45AM. All guests must pre-register online before attending Mass. Before heading to the gym, guests must check in at the Cafeteria . After check-in, guests will receive a special sticker , which must be worn at all times while on campus.
By Jamie Hanzo September 3, 2026
NJHS/NHS Peer Tutoring NJHS and NHS are honored to serve Chapelle's student body by offering peer tutoring! If you are in need of extra help in any of your classes, use this form to request peer tutoring from an NJHS or NHS member!

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)

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)

SPIRITUAL

  • Campus Ministry

    Campus Ministry Nights & Lunch

    • Open to ALL Chipmunks
    • NEXT CAMPUS MINISTRY LUNCH: October 1
    • NEXT CAMPUS MINISTRY NIGHT: August 27 at 6PM
    • FAMILY CAMPUS MINISTRY NIGHT: Nov 17th 6-8PM

    Campus Ministry Weekly Schedule


    2026-2027 Retreat Dates 

    All Class retreats are mandatory!  No exceptions. 


    • Seniors: Sept. 17-18
    • Juniors: Dec. 3-4
    • Sophomores: Feb. 16 OR 17
    • Freshmen: Oct. 22
    • 8th Grade: During Chipstart Week

    NCYC Registration: NCYC registration is open until September 9th! All grade levels are invited to this one-day conference. Click the link to register or for more information!


    https://payit.nelnet.net/form/vSTkB3En 

  • Service Hour Opportunities

    Available Service Hour Opportunities


    Woman's New Life Clinic Gala for Life (Sept. 25)

    St. Mark's Pumpkin Patch in Harvey

    • October 7 - October 31 
    • Weekdays, 10 AM - 6 PM 
    • Saturdays, Oct. 11, 18, & 25, 10 AM - 6 PM 
    • Sundays, Oct. 12, 19, & 26, 1- 6 PM 
    • Contact Karrie Rogers at kadebenport@msn.com for more details and to sign up

    Golf Tournament benefiting Cafe Hope

    • Timberlane Golf in Gretna. (We will be off of school during this time for Fall Break.)
    • Thursday, October 8 (9:00 AM – 1:00 PM) 4-hour shift
    • Friday, October 9 (9:00 AM – 1:00 PM) 4-hour shift
    • Friday, October 9 (1:00 PM – 5:00 PM) 4-hour shift
    • To sign-up: email Danielle Reisgen  danielle@hardrockconstruction.com 

    St. Ann Family Fest

    • St. Ann Family Fest is looking for volunteers.
    • Use the link for more details and to sign up: CLICK HERE


    St. Christopher Fair 

    • Please use the link to sign up: https://signup.com/go/xLLeDpp
    • Nov. 13 and Nov. 14

    St. Mary Magdalen Food Pantry Volunteers

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


    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


  • 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 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 (coming soon!). 
    • 5 volunteer hours through various events at Chapelle, through community service, or a mix of both.

    The deadline for completing all service hours is (comingsoon!). 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 September 2, 2026
Theology Students Explore Abraham’s Journey Through Scripture Scavenger Hunt Theology students recently took their learning beyond the classroom with a Scripture Scavenger Hunt around campus focused on the life of Abraham in the Book of Genesis. As part of their study, students searched for and read different Scripture passages that highlighted key moments from Abraham’s life. Through these passages, they learned more about Abraham’s story of trust in God’s promises and his important role in salvation history. The scavenger hunt was designed to help students connect more deeply with Abraham’s journey. In Genesis 12, Abraham was called by God to leave his home and travel to a new land he did not know. By moving around campus to discover each Scripture passage, students were able to experience a small reflection of that journey of faith and trust.  This interactive activity gave students the opportunity to engage with Scripture in a meaningful and memorable way. As they followed Abraham’s story, they reflected on what it means to listen to God, trust His promises, and step forward in faith even when the destination is unknown.
By Jamie Hanzo September 1, 2026
The Class of 2027 Has a Nice RING to it!💍 On Thursday, August 20, the seniors attended their Ring Mass at Divine Mercy Church in Kenner, Louisiana. Ring Mass is a cherished tradition marking a huge moment in their Chapelle journey. Before Mass began, members of the Class of 2027 presented their class symbols: Senior Class Flower - Sierra Corales Senior Motto - Marcella Casanova Senior Colors - Emma Flynn Chapelle Diploma - Gabrielle Bush Chapelle Alma Mater - Molly Tusa 2027 Class Unity Candle Votive - Lyla Pelle Chapelle Senior Ring - Alivia Nevels Senior Sweater - Cassie Nguyen Bible - Allyson Dardar Statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary - Emily LeBlanc Senior Class Rings - Alyssa Canfill, Gia Chester, Madison Pansano, Ja'Layah Small, and Allisson Suazo Caballero After Mass concluded, the Class of 2027's official Ring Ceremony began. During this special ceremony, the students received their senior rings, some of which were worn by their mothers, sisters, grandmothers, and other important Chipmunks in their lives. Other seniors are starting their own legacy which holds so much excitement in itself! Mrs. Connie Dantagnan '88 (Chapelle's Head of School), Shannon Impastato '96 (Chapelle's Alumnae Director) and Senior Class President, Mia Impastato, presented the Class of 2027 Votive to the Chapelle Unity Candle. The Class of 2027 is the 62nd graduating class of Archbishop Chapelle High School. All 62 classes are united to our current students through our charism of Deus Providebit, through our school traditions, and through our mission of excellence in spiritual, academic, and social formation. The Unity Candle symbolizes the over 14,000 women who have graduated from Chapelle. Join us in congratulating this amazing class! There are so many more sweet moments to come this year, and we are praying for them every step of the way!

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. Matherne at GMatherne@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

    2026-2027 Exam Schedule > COMING SOON!



    ACT Dates 

    Testing available at Archbishop Chapelle High School unless otherwise noted.


    • Coming soon!

    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


  • ARC Printing Account

    To add funds to your student's ARC Printing account, click the button to complete the form below. 


    * All unused funds are NON-REFUNDABLE but rollover to the next school year.

    ARC Printing
By Jamie Hanzo September 2, 2026
Theology Students Explore Abraham’s Journey Through Scripture Scavenger Hunt Theology students recently took their learning beyond the classroom with a Scripture Scavenger Hunt around campus focused on the life of Abraham in the Book of Genesis. As part of their study, students searched for and read different Scripture passages that highlighted key moments from Abraham’s life. Through these passages, they learned more about Abraham’s story of trust in God’s promises and his important role in salvation history. The scavenger hunt was designed to help students connect more deeply with Abraham’s journey. In Genesis 12, Abraham was called by God to leave his home and travel to a new land he did not know. By moving around campus to discover each Scripture passage, students were able to experience a small reflection of that journey of faith and trust.  This interactive activity gave students the opportunity to engage with Scripture in a meaningful and memorable way. As they followed Abraham’s story, they reflected on what it means to listen to God, trust His promises, and step forward in faith even when the destination is unknown.
By Jamie Hanzo August 31, 2026
AP Psychology Students Build Candy Neurons to Learn About Neural Communication Ms. LaCour’s AP Psychology students recently brought neuroscience to life through a hands-on candy neuron activity designed to help them better understand the structure and function of a neuron. As part of their study of the neuron and neural impulse, students created physical models of neurons using candy. The activity gave students the opportunity to build and manipulate their own models while learning the different parts of the neuron and the role each part plays in communication within the nervous system. Rather than simply reviewing the information from slides, students were able to engage with the material in a creative and interactive way. By placing their candy neurons next to one another, they could better visualize how neurons connect and communicate with each other. After building their neurons, students added Skittles to represent ions inside and outside the neuron. Using the candy pieces, they created models of both a resting neuron and a firing neuron. This helped students see how the movement of ions across the cell membrane creates an action potential. By building and manipulating their candy models, students were able to better understand how a neuron is structured, how it communicates, and what happens when it fires. The activity made a complex topic more visual, memorable, and engaging for AP Psychology students.  Great work, AP Psychology!

SOCIAL

  • Student Council

    Green vs. White Dress Down Days - LEARN MORE


    Upcoming Event Dates:


    August 10, 2026

    Rummel/Chapelle BBQ @ 5:30PM at Archbishop Rummel High School


    August 14, 2026

    • Back-to-School Dance (8PM)

    August 24-28

    • STUCO Back-to-School Spirit Week

    August 29

    • LeaderChip (1PM)
  • Counseling Office

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


    READ MORE >


    Upcoming Coffee with Counselors Date:

    • Friday, August 14th @ 7:15AM
    • No coffee or donuts will be served after 7:45AM.

    COLLEGE COUNSELING


    Scholarship Opportunity


    Parent Meetings Per Grade-Level:


    • Senior Parent Financial Aid Meeting—October 6 at 6:00pm
    • College Planning Meeting for Junior Parents—January 27 at 6:30pm
    • College Planning Meeting for Sophomore Parents—February 23 at 6:30pm
    • College Planning Meeting for Freshman Parents—March 9 at 6:30pm 

    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 2027 and Class of 2031.


    This program is designed 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 2026-2027 school year. 


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


    BIG SIS CALENDAR > (input new doc)


    LIL SIS CALENDAR > (input new doc)

By Jamie Hanzo August 24, 2026
Chapelle Students Attend Louisiana Girls State Several Archbishop Chapelle High School students had the opportunity to attend Louisiana Girls State, a leadership and government program that brings together young women from across the state to learn more about civic responsibility, leadership, public service, and the political process. Each student was chosen by Administration and sent on scholarship. This year, Chapelle was represented by Ja’Layah Small, Marcella Casanova, Dylan McLeod, Rosie Cardella, Olivia Larson, and Rylie Panepinto. Throughout the program, students were placed into parishes, cities, political parties, and government roles, giving them hands-on experience in how local and state government functions. Participants campaigned for positions, took part in elections, created bills, served on committees, and collaborated with other student leaders from across Louisiana. For many of the students, the experience was both eye-opening and transformative. Rylie Panepinto ’27 shared that she was placed in Atchafalaya Parish and Caddo City, where she was elected City Public Relations Officer. She was also part of the Federalist Party and served in the House on the Education Committee. Alongside her committee members, Rylie helped present a bill focused on special education in schools.
By Jamie Hanzo August 20, 2026
CARE Club Creates Pet Beds for Local Shelters and Rescues Members of Archbishop Chapelle High School’s CARE Club, short for Chapelle Animal Rescue Effort, recently put their compassion into action by creating handmade pet beds to donate to local animal shelters and rescues. The students worked together to make comfortable beds for animals waiting for their forever homes. Their efforts supported two local organizations: Metairie Humane Shelter and SPCA New Orleans. This service project gave CARE Club members the opportunity to combine creativity, teamwork, and love for animals in a meaningful way. By making and donating the pet beds, students helped provide comfort and care to shelter animals in need. The SPCA New Orleans team sent a handwritten note thanking the students for their thoughtful donation. Their message served as a beautiful reminder that even simple acts of kindness can make a big difference. We are proud of our CARE Club members for living out Chapelle’s spirit of service and compassion. Their dedication to helping animals and supporting local shelters reflects the caring hearts of our Chipmunks.  Great job, CARE Club!

ATHLETICS

By Jamie Hanzo August 14, 2026
Victoria McCann Named Best High School Volleyball Player in Louisiana by MaxPreps Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to celebrate senior Victoria McCann ’27 on being named the Best High School Volleyball Player in the State of Louisiana by MaxPreps heading into the 2026 season. In its national feature, “High school volleyball: Best player in all 50 states heading into the 2026 season,” MaxPreps highlighted top volleyball players from across the country, recognizing one standout athlete from each state. Victoria was selected as Louisiana’s top player, an incredible honor that reflects her talent, dedication, and impact on the court. MaxPreps recognized Victoria, a 6-foot outside hitter, noting that she “heads into 2026 having surpassed the 1,000-kill mark for her career.” This milestone places her among an elite group of high school volleyball players and speaks to her consistency, work ethic, and leadership throughout her Chapelle career. For Victoria and the Archbishop Chapelle High School volleyball program, this recognition is a tremendous achievement. Being chosen as the top player in Louisiana by a national high school sports outlet is a testament not only to Victoria’s individual success, but also to the strength of Chapelle Athletics and the competitive spirit of our student-athletes. Victoria has been a powerful presence for the Chipmunks, leading by example through her athletic ability and commitment to her teammates. As she enters her senior season, she continues to represent Chapelle with excellence both on and off the court. Archbishop Chapelle High School congratulates Victoria on this well-deserved honor and looks forward to cheering her on throughout the 2026 volleyball season.  Source: MaxPreps, “High school volleyball: Best player in all 50 states heading into the 2026 season,” by Aaron Williams, published August 13, 2026.
By Jamie Hanzo July 20, 2026
VolleyChips Bring Home Big Wins and Big Memories The VolleyChips had an incredible week filled with volleyball, team building, and most importantly, FUN!  The team traveled to Alabama to compete in the McGill-Toolen Tournament and absolutely dominated the competition, returning home with an impressive 7–1 record. Facing talented teams from Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida, the intensity was high and the competition fierce. Our girls rose to the challenge and represented Chapelle with skill, heart, and determination. Fans who want to relive the action can catch the games on our Hudl Fan Page, where matches were streamed live for supporters to cheer them on from near and far. But the week was about more than volleyball. While away, the team focused on strengthening their bond off the court as well. The kitchen turned into a competition arena for Chippy’s Grocery Games, where players were challenged to create a taco night side dish with only $10 and 30 minutes to cook. The results were phenomenal. Cilantro Lime Rice, Watermelon Salsa, and Street Corn were all prepared by the VolleyChips in a fun and fast-paced showdown. The culinary creativity continued when the team made jambalaya together, each player assigned one specific role. There was the Voice, the only one allowed to read the recipe and give directions; the Hype Woman; the Shopper; the Chopper; the Opener; the Transferer; the Taster; the Pourer; and even a blindfolded Stirrer. It was teamwork at its finest and full of laughter. The fun also included an eight-game pickleball tournament where players rotated partners each round. Smiles and competitive spirit filled the courts. Congratulations to Lanie for earning the overall tournament win. This season, the VolleyChips are reading Soup by Jon Gordon to learn about the importance of teamwork and the idea that everyone has an impact. Everyone stirs the pot to success, and that was clearly on display through all their achievements this week, both on and off the court. If this week is any indication, it is going to be a special season for the VolleyChips.

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, September 15 @ 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 2, 2026 during the Parents Club Meeting. Each $20 gift card received gives you 1 chance to win.


    LEARN MORE >


    Upcoming Give Back Nights:

    • Five Guys Night: Monday, September 21 (All-Day)>> MORE INFO
    • Kendra Scott Night: Oct. 14 (5-7PM in-store & online) >> MORE INFO
    • Raising Canes Night: Nov. 2 (10AM-9PM at Williams Blvd Location) >> More Info coming soon!

    Grandparents Club


    With a present membership of almost 150, the grandparents are pleased to see their grandchildren not only on scheduled Treat Days, but at several early morning candy hand-outs as they come to school, participating in the annual Craft Fair in our Parade of Prizes booth and several other school events. Our Grandparents Club will have our beginning of the school year Social on September 1, 2026 from 5:00pm - 6:30pm in the Cafeteria. All grandparents are invited.We also have 4 Grandparents Club meetings scheduled throughout the year.



    Upcoming Treat Day & Meeting: Tuesday, September 8, 2026 @ 12:20PM in Courtyard (Meeting to follow in the Fine Arts Lobby!)


    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: Wednesday, September 16 @ 7:00PM in the Cafeteria


    LEARN MORE >


  • Give Back

    Chapelle Annual Fund

    At Archbishop Chapelle, we believe in the power of faith to shape hearts, inspire minds, and transform lives. Your support of the Chapelle Annual Fund helps us continue our mission of providing an exceptional Catholic education rooted in faith, excellence, and service.


    This year, every gift to the Annual Fund will support Incarnate Word Hall, our new Theology wing and Chapel.  A sacred space where our students will gather to pray, learn, celebrate the sacraments, and grow closer to Christ.


    Your generosity is more than a gift to a building; it is an investment in the spiritual foundation of our students and in the future of the Chapelle community.  Together, we can create a place where generations of young women will encounter Christ and live out our motto: Deus Providebit...God Will Provide.


    Ready to make a difference?

    Give to the Chapelle Annual Fund →


    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-7th 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-7th Grade Prospective Chipmunks:


  • Parent Volunteer Opportunities

    Looking for a way to get involved? We have several all-year and Fall 2026 volunteer opportunities available for Chapelle parents!


    Available All Year


    Bookstore – Weekdays: 7:30–8:00 a.m. or 12:00–1:00 p.m.


    Bookstore – Special Events: Various weeknights/weekends


    Receptionist – Weekdays


    Hospitality – Daytime or Evening


    Fall 2026 Events


    Craft Fair: Sept. 26 | 4:00–7:00 p.m. (8th–11th grade parents only)


    Legacy Mass Reception: Oct. 13 | 10:45 a.m.–1:00 p.m.


    Cocktails in the Courtyard Set Up: Nov. 19 | 4:00–6:00 p.m.


    Cocktails in the Courtyard: Nov. 20 | 7:00–10:00 p.m.


    Mother/Daughter Social: Nov. 21 | 11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.


    Breakfast with Santa: Dec. 5 | 7:30–11:30 a.m.


    Signing up simply lets us know you’re interested! Additional details will be shared as each event approaches.


    Volunteer Interest Form
By Jamie Hanzo August 28, 2026
60 YEARS OF THE CHAPELLETTES ❤️ On August 22, we celebrated with 160 Chapellette alumnae and friends of the program. It was a beautiful evening filled with friendship, memories, and gratitude as we honored all that the Chapellette program has meant to generations of Chipmunks, both past and present.
By Jamie Hanzo August 20, 2026
Class of 2011 Celebrates 15-Year Meet-Up Archbishop Chapelle High School was excited to see members of the Class of 2011 come together to celebrate 15 years since graduating from Chapelle! The class gathered at Hog’s Alley in Metairie for a fun reunion filled with laughter, memories, and Chapelle sisterhood. It was a great turnout, and it was wonderful to see so many alumnae reconnecting and celebrating the friendships that began during their time at Chapelle. Events like these are a beautiful reminder that the Chapelle bond does not end at graduation. Whether it has been five years, fifteen years, or more, the friendships, traditions, and memories made at Chapelle continue to bring our alumnae back together.  Thank you to everyone who helped make the evening special, and congratulations to the Class of 2011 on celebrating this milestone reunion!

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 September 2, 2026
Ella Gautreaux '30
By Jacyln Gilmore September 2, 2026
Zoe Caire '30
  • 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
  • Calendar At A Glance

    2026-2027 School Year

    Important Dates to Note


    View Important Dates
  • 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

    Carpool Driver Switch Guidelines: A Friendly Guide for Parents & Student Drivers


    Having young drivers gain real-world experience behind the wheel is invaluable. This guide helps us keep everyone safe and keeps our carpool line running smoothly for all families.


    Switching drivers while in the carpool line creates safety and traffic concerns that affect everyone. When drivers change places in the carpool line, it causes traffic backups, confuses our staff directing traffic, and creates unpredictable movement that puts all students at risk.


    One specific concern we want to highlight: students should never exit from the driver's side while in the carpool line. This puts them close to moving vehicles who are leaving campus. 


    If you plan to switch drivers, do it in a parking spot away from the carpool line. If you're running late or your schedule has changed, switch drivers first, then enter the carpool line. When a student needs to exit the vehicle, use a parking spot and never use the driver's side in line. In case of an emergency or unexpected change, pull out of line, switch in a safe spot, and re-enter if needed.


    Your cooperation keeps our carpool line safe, efficient, and stress-free for everyone.


  • 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 continue our partnership with Pigeon’s Catering for the 2026-2027 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

    LEARN MORE

  • 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.

  • Student Need a New Chromebook?

    When your student's chromebook needs replacing, a new Google license must be purchased to allow access to the Chapelle Google network. Replacement licenses are $35.



    PURCHASE A GOOGLE CHROMEBOOK LICENSE

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