Legacy Mass
We would like to invite all of our Alumnae mothers, grandmothers, sisters and aunts, to our annual Legacy Mass. The mass will be held on Thursday, October 19 at 10:15AM.
PUBLISHED ON Oct 13, 2023
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We would like to offer you the perfect opportunity to advertise your company and support your daughter's school at the same time by sponsoring our
2023 Chipmunk Classic. On Monday, October 30th nearly 200 golfers will gather at Chateau Golf & Country Club for some fun on the fairway. Don't miss your chance to have your name featured on the course.
Be A Good Neighbor
Please do not block the driveways of neighbors or businesses. Also, we have had calls about speeding and student speeding in the neighborhood. Please discuss this with your daughter. I spoke with the students at morning assembly. The neighbors have said they will alert police if the matter continues.
STUDENT LIFE
1st Quarter Exam Proctor Schedule with Room Assignments
Exam Day Information for October 16-18
- There is NO lunch or aftercare.
- All students MUST be picked up no later than 12:00pm.
Bake Sales during Exam Breaks
Monday sponsored by Chips Around Japan
Tuesday Loaded Teas for $5.00 sponsored by the Tennis Team
Wednesday sponsored by CARE
Legacy Mass
Chapelle will celebrate its Legacy Mass on Thursday, October 19th at 10:25am.
- All students are required to wear their formal sweater to Mass. The formal sweater consists of: Green V-neck pullover, Senior sweater or Ambassador jacket. Please locate your formal sweater the night before and put it by your school bag. Parents may not drop off sweaters to school.
- Students cannot check out during Mass. Please plan accordingly.
- Students parking in the senior lot behind the gym or the Fine Arts Building MUST park in the Veterans lot in front of school. The gym and Fine Arts parking lots will be reserved for guests.
- For this month's mass, we ask that only those who have registered to attend with their legacy student attend Legacy Mass. Thank you for understanding.
Please Vote!
We need YOU to vote every day for the amazing pumpkins that the National Art Honor Society and Robotics club built this year. The theme is Five Nights at Freddy’s based off the popular video game which inspired the movie coming out soon which was filmed right here in Louisiana! One of the pumpkins is animatronic and built with the help of the robotics team. Check out the promo video to see the amazing job these girls did. Please take the time to vote and ask your family and friends to help us as well. You can vote once every day from all your devices at: https://www.lakesideshopping.com/pumpkin-decorating-contest-23 Voting opens 10/13 and closes 10/27. Winning teams receive money towards their school.
Pink Week 2023 October 23-26
Click HERE to find out all that is happening for Pink Week 2023.
VOOBOO 2023 October 31
On VOOBOO you can wear the 2023 STUCO shirt or a Chapelle shirt with shorts, athletic skirts, leggings, sweatpants (no pajama pants) or jeans and tennis shoes. Shorts and athletic skirts must be finger tip in length. This will be checked. If leggings are worn, your shirt must cover your backside or wear something around your waste. Jeans or jean shorts may not have any rips, holes or tears. Students eat out in the field in picnic style, so be sure to bring blankets. Many groups will bring food to share with each other.
On VOOBOO the cafeteria will be serving hamburgers and french fries. If you plan to eat school lunch, please let Ms. Smith know by Friday, October 27. We also offer Chick-Fil-A boxes and pizza. Chick-Fil-A includes 8-nuggets with waffle chips and a cookie OR chicken sandwich with waffle fries and a cookie. Pizza choices are 8-slice pepperoni or 8-slice cheese. If you would like to purchase one of these options, please log into the Gulf Bank site starting Friday, October 6. The cost of each item is $10.00. The deadline to purchase one of these items is October 19.
Families in Need
Last year the Archbishop Chapelle Community was able to assist several families in our community for the holidays! With the holidays approaching, we want to be able to assist families in our community again this year! We especially want to be able to support families to give them a fruitful Thanksgiving and Christmas. Please fill out this form by October 25th if your family is in need or you know someone in need. The form is anonymous.
https://forms.gle/fss3aKhghrYnPQFu9
Peer Tutoring
National Honor Society is excited to offer Peer Tutoring for all subjects! Tutoring will be offered during S Period. If you need a tutor please contact Mrs. Chimento or fill out this google form. https://forms.gle/gvXFkVTeNPDeRwt87
Hallow Free 90 Day Trial
Archbishop Chapelle High School has partnered with Hallow for the 23-24 school year. Hallow is the #1 Catholic App for prayer that offers many things like, daily prayers, homilies, podcasts, reflections, meditations, music, courses, and more! As part of our partnership, Hallow is offering a 90-day free trial for all parents!
Please keep in mind that you will need to enter your credit card information in order to sign up for the trial. At the end of the 90-day period, your credit card will be charged the full price for a year long membership. If you use Hallow and would like to keep the full membership, then you should not have to do anything else! However, if you decide that you do not want to keep using Hallow, then please remember to cancel your membership before the end of the 90-day trial so you will not be charged. There is also a free version of Hallow if you'd prefer to use that, but it does not include every single feature!
We are so excited to continue using Hallow at Archbishop Chapelle High School, and we hope you consider registering for the 90-day trial and use it for yourselves! If you have any questions, please send Gavin Matherne an email at gmatherne@archbishopchapelle.org
In order to access your trial, please follow the instructions below:
● Go to: https://hallow.com/portal/#/redeem
● Enter the parent promo code: archbishopchapelleLAparents23-24
● Click “Continue with Email” or “Continue with Google”(if you have a gmail
address)
● Do not enter a phone number–Click “Use Email Instead”
● Enter your email address/ password(Google users should be able to skip this
step for a single sign-on)
● Follow remaining prompts
● Begin praying with Hallow!
For additional information about redeeming a promo code, go to: https://intercom.help/hallow-inc/en/articles/3276717-i-have-a-promo-code-where-do-i-input-it
ACADEMICS
GENERAL SARA™ OFFICE HOURS
Extra Help for students with questions on any SARA™ content (Students access through their SARA™ accounts)
Sundays 6:00 -8:00 pm
Mondays 6:30-8:30 pm
Tuesdays 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Wednesdays 3:00-5:00 pm
Thursdays 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Fridays 6:30-8:30 pm
Saturdays 6:00-8:00 pm
Information on how to access you lesson plans. There are two links. 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.
Helping Students View Lesson Plans
CAMPUS MINISTRY
Service Hour Information
THOSE STUDENTS WHO CHOOSE TO DO MORE THAN THE REQUIRED 5
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS AND THE REQUIRED 5 CHAPELLE SERVICE
HOURS MEANS THAT THEY ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE MATTHEW 25 SERVICE
PROGRAM.
Those students MUST submit ALL COMPLETED additional service hours (Chapelle
and Community) to the Director of Service for verification of accuracy and recording
using the Service Hour Report form. These forms may be submitted at any time during
the school year. The DEADLINE FOR COMPLETION IS APRIL 15, 2024.
Matthew 25 participants should print out a copy of the
SERVICE HOUR REPORT.
Go to: FACTS
Choose: Student Account
From Menu: Select Resource Documents
Select: Service Hour Report
For questions concerning Chapelle's Service Hour Requirements, please email Mrs. Capaci at bcapaci@archbishopchapelle.org
Service Hour Opportunities
St. Edward Cochon 2023
Volunteer opportunities from October 16 - 22 for service hours. See flyer above in the Stay in the Know section.
Louisiana Children's Museum
15 Henry Thomas Drive, NOLA 70124
Christopher Small, Volunteer Manager
KINDNESS CAMP PLAYOLOGISTS
11/20-22 – need 6 – 8:30-3:30 required
9th Grade and up – whole week preferred – attend interview
Compulsory try out day and orientation session
Interview 11/12 Tryout 11/18 Orientation 11/19
COZY CAMP PLAYOLOGISTS
12/18-22 AND 12/26-29 2 DIFFERENT CAMPS
Need 6 each 8:30 – 3:30 required
Open to 9th Grade and up – whole week preferred – attend interview
Compulsory try out day and orientation session
Interview 12/10 Try out 11/16 Orientation 11/17
St. Mary Magdalen Food Pantry
Volunteers are needed to pack food boxes at St. Mary Magdalen Church. It is every Wednesday at 5:30 pm. They can contact Chris Kenney at (504)-432-3653.
COUNSELING
Upcoming College Visits on Chapelle’s Campus
All students welcome. Visits will take place in the Counseling Office during lunch and Period S. If you would like to attend the presentation during period s, please see/email Mrs. Reeg before the visit for a pass.
October 19 (lunch only)
- St. Michael's College
October 20
- University of Dallas
November 9
- University of Southern Mississippi
Save the Date
All meetings are at 6:00pm in the cafeteria.
October 25, 2023
- Senior Parent- Financial Aid Meeting
January 30, 2024
- College Planning Meeting for Junior Parents
March 19, 2024
- College Planning Meeting for Sophomore Parents
April 30, 2024
- College Planning Meeting for Freshman Parents
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 – Student Form
https://forms.gle/Uvh5iZt114f1moXXA
Bullying Incident Report – Parent Form
https://forms.gle/RimtHZtL1vQDQeLx5
Featured Posts
On April 11, our school celebrated Founder's Day and honored many incredible members of our Chapelle family for exemplifying what it means to be #LoyalToGreenAndWhite and loyal to their Catholic faith! We honored our five Outstanding Catholic Students of the Year, our two Student of the Year recipients, and our faculty members who are celebrating milestone years. In addition, the ladies of the Class of 1974 were honored for celebrating 50 years since they graduated Archbishop Chapelle High School! We also took this opportunity to recognize our Deus Providebit Award recipients, Bruce & Michelle Lambert, and our Alumna of the Year, Gina Schiro Woolley Bankson '88, in front of the student body. It was a fun-filled day that is definitely a highlight of our school year each and every time. Congratulations to all who were honored this year! Outstanding Catholic Students: 8th grade: Talia Luke 9th grade: Johanna Perez 10th grade: Emily Ledet 11th grade: Madison Wells 12th grade: Marissa Rinderle Student of the Year Recipients: 8th grade: Anna Claire Occhipinti 12th grade: Morgan Gaudet Faculty Members Honored for Milestone Years: Kaylyn Bourgeois '07- 10 years of service Laura Chimento - 10 years of service Kati Kelley '06 - 10 years of service Cindy Kitchen '83 - 10 years of service Mike Krajcer - 10 years of service Beth Hook '85 - 20 years of service Madeleine Jones - 30 years of service To view more photos, CLICK HERE!
Many Chapelle students attended the District Literary Rally at Southeastern University. Some students even went on to represent Chapelle at the State Literary Rally at LSU! See below for the award recipients: District Literary Rally at SLU on 2/24/24: District Qualifiers Dakota Comeaux – Advanced Math/ Functions & Statistics Kathryn Pertuit – Environmental Science Kasey Sabido – Family & Consumer Science Allisson Suazo-Caballero – Spanish I District Qualifiers & SLU Scholarship Winners Keira Bachemin – Art (Two Dimensional Black & White: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) Penelope Haley – Spelling Demi Kostopoulos – Art (Two Dimensional Color: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) Saige McReynolds - Art (Two Dimensional Black & White: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) Brianna Whitlock – – Art (Two Dimensional Color: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) District & State Qualifiers Lily Bourgeois – Nutrition & Food Alexandra Chedotal – Fine Arts Survey Samantha Fairchild – Biology I Gianna Falgoust – Biology II Morgan Gaudet – Calculus I Abby Hebbler – Algebra II Lena Justice – French I Lynsey Marrone – French III Hannah Sarver – French II Ayva Smith – Civics Kailyn Stremlau – English IV Alaina Sauvage – Health District Qualifiers, State Qualifiers & SLU Scholarship Winners Phoebe Delgado – Spanish II Jordan Hayes – Calculus II Clare Kirsch – Government Allyson Leon – Spanish I Ava Minardo-Gahagan – Environmental Science Lucy Naquin – Advanced Math/ Functions & Statistics Mackenzie Ory – English III Abigail Ragusa – Financial Literacy Natalie Sabido – Family & Consumer Science State Rally at LSU on 3/2/24: Madison Adams – Latin II - 2 nd Place -Silver Medal Winner &Certificate Madison Adams – Music Treble Solo High Voice – Superior Performance – Gold Medal Winner & Certificate Lily Bourgeois – Food & Nutrition – 3 rd Place – Bronze Medal Winner & Certificate Alexandra Chedotal – Fine Arts Survey – 4 th Place Winner Jordan Hayes – Calculus II – 4 th Place Winner Lena Justice – French I Interpretive Reading – Excellent Performance – Silver Medal Winner & Certificate Peyton Klotz – Music Treble Solo Low Voice – Superior Performance – Gold Medal Winner & Certificate Lynsey Marrone – French III - 3 rd Place – Bronze Medal Winner & Certificate Camryn McGregor – Latin I – 4 th Place Ava Minardo – Gahagan – Environmental Science – 4 th Place Alaina Sauvage – Health – 4 th Place Kaitlyn Stremlau – English IV – 4 th Place Lilly Yavas – French II Interpretive Reading – Superior Performance – Gold Medal Winner & Certificate
On Friday, April 12, our student body witnessed the 2024 Sudden Impact Louisiana Mock Crash on Chapelle's campus. The purpose of the Mock Crash each year is to bring awareness to the effects of driving while impaired, driving while distracted, and refusal to wear a seat belt while a vehicle is in motion. Thank you to the talented student actors, public safety partners, Chapelle Counseling Department, and other school faculty for making this impactful event possible. To view more photos from this year's Mock Crash, click here .
As news around the world buzzed about the April 8th Solar Eclipse, Chapelle High School became fully prepared to make this a truly stellar viewing party for our students. Each student received their own personal pair of ISO-approved safety lenses so that they could see the eclipse in style and comfort. Although it was a cloudy day, everyone enjoyed this rare occasion right here on campus.
LAGNIAPPE
Parents Club General Meetings
Tuesday, February 20, 2024
- Parents Club Meeting-dinner provided-6:00 PM
- Prom Fest meeting to follow
Tuesday, April 9, 2024
- Parents Club Meeting-6:00 PM
- Prom Fest meeting to follow
Tuition Incentive
As a member of Archbishop Chapelle’s Parents Club you have the option to participate in Chapelle’s tuition raffle. The winner of our raffle will be chosen at our volunteer appreciation party on May 2, 2024 and will receive $5,000 to be used towards tuition for the 2024-2025 school year. To be entered into the raffle, the following requirements MUST be met:
- Attend the October, February and April Parents Club meetings
- Parents Club dues must be paid in full
- Volunteer at 4 Parents Club events prior to the drawing in May
Please note: Each family will be required to
sign in
at every Parents Club event. Each event receives 1 credit but Prom Fest, whether working set up or day of, receives 2 credits.
Parents Club Volunteer Opportunities
Welcome to the 2023 - 2024 school year. 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 and help us to ensure that all events are memorable and successful. Please take advantage of the opportunity to become involved and to share in Chapelle’s traditions by joining the Parents’ Club and signing up to volunteer.
Click here: https://web4u.forms-db.com/view.php?id=1837937 to sign up to volunteer.
Walking Pass
Students must have a Walking Pass in order to walk off campus at dismissal. Please complete the
Walking Pass Release if you would like your daughter to have a pass.
CCSCC Clothe-A-Child Information
We will pass the jar accepting MONETARY DONATIONS at the October PARENT’S CLUB MEETING. All donations are appreciated.
Chapelle parents are also welcome to help out the SHOPPING DAY on Wednesday, November 8th at Walmart on Veterans. VOLUNTEERS do not need to sign up in advance. Volunteers can just show up at Walmart on November 8 to help shop for clothes for underprivileged children in our area. Shopping lasts from 8:30am till about 11am. Volunteers do not spend their own money shopping; clothing is purchased with the money raised in donations. Underprivileged children in the New Orleans area are given a holiday outfit and other clothing essentials as a wrapped Christmas gift which is from the money raised from Chapelle’s Parent’s Club joined with other member schools of the CCSCC. #CCSCC #clarionherald
St. Joan of Arc Construction Closures
- The shell lot on Veterans is closed to student parking.
- Student Key Cards will not work to open the Veterans door of the English Building.
- The English Bathroom is closed. Please use the bathroom in the Theology Hall of the Main Building.
Cafeteria Updates
Breakfast
High School $2.75
Lunch
High School $4.00
Salad Bar with Potato $4.50
St. Christopher's Prayer for Strength
Dear Lord,
We appeal to you for strength. Help us choose the vocation set for us. Help us take up our daily burden, as St. Christopher did. Help us navigate the hazards of this life. Help us manage the burdens upon our backs. See us safely to the other side, where we shall receive our promised reward. We ask this through Christ, Our Lord.
Amen.
QUESTIONS?
PLEASE CONTACT MS. VICKY SMITH
vsmith@archbishopchapelle.org
Recommended Posts
On April 11, our school celebrated Founder's Day and honored many incredible members of our Chapelle family for exemplifying what it means to be #LoyalToGreenAndWhite and loyal to their Catholic faith! We honored our five Outstanding Catholic Students of the Year, our two Student of the Year recipients, and our faculty members who are celebrating milestone years. In addition, the ladies of the Class of 1974 were honored for celebrating 50 years since they graduated Archbishop Chapelle High School! We also took this opportunity to recognize our Deus Providebit Award recipients, Bruce & Michelle Lambert, and our Alumna of the Year, Gina Schiro Woolley Bankson '88, in front of the student body. It was a fun-filled day that is definitely a highlight of our school year each and every time. Congratulations to all who were honored this year! Outstanding Catholic Students: 8th grade: Talia Luke 9th grade: Johanna Perez 10th grade: Emily Ledet 11th grade: Madison Wells 12th grade: Marissa Rinderle Student of the Year Recipients: 8th grade: Anna Claire Occhipinti 12th grade: Morgan Gaudet Faculty Members Honored for Milestone Years: Kaylyn Bourgeois '07- 10 years of service Laura Chimento - 10 years of service Kati Kelley '06 - 10 years of service Cindy Kitchen '83 - 10 years of service Mike Krajcer - 10 years of service Beth Hook '85 - 20 years of service Madeleine Jones - 30 years of service To view more photos, CLICK HERE!
Many Chapelle students attended the District Literary Rally at Southeastern University. Some students even went on to represent Chapelle at the State Literary Rally at LSU! See below for the award recipients: District Literary Rally at SLU on 2/24/24: District Qualifiers Dakota Comeaux – Advanced Math/ Functions & Statistics Kathryn Pertuit – Environmental Science Kasey Sabido – Family & Consumer Science Allisson Suazo-Caballero – Spanish I District Qualifiers & SLU Scholarship Winners Keira Bachemin – Art (Two Dimensional Black & White: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) Penelope Haley – Spelling Demi Kostopoulos – Art (Two Dimensional Color: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) Saige McReynolds - Art (Two Dimensional Black & White: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) Brianna Whitlock – – Art (Two Dimensional Color: Drawing, Print-Making, Photography, Digital Art) District & State Qualifiers Lily Bourgeois – Nutrition & Food Alexandra Chedotal – Fine Arts Survey Samantha Fairchild – Biology I Gianna Falgoust – Biology II Morgan Gaudet – Calculus I Abby Hebbler – Algebra II Lena Justice – French I Lynsey Marrone – French III Hannah Sarver – French II Ayva Smith – Civics Kailyn Stremlau – English IV Alaina Sauvage – Health District Qualifiers, State Qualifiers & SLU Scholarship Winners Phoebe Delgado – Spanish II Jordan Hayes – Calculus II Clare Kirsch – Government Allyson Leon – Spanish I Ava Minardo-Gahagan – Environmental Science Lucy Naquin – Advanced Math/ Functions & Statistics Mackenzie Ory – English III Abigail Ragusa – Financial Literacy Natalie Sabido – Family & Consumer Science State Rally at LSU on 3/2/24: Madison Adams – Latin II - 2 nd Place -Silver Medal Winner &Certificate Madison Adams – Music Treble Solo High Voice – Superior Performance – Gold Medal Winner & Certificate Lily Bourgeois – Food & Nutrition – 3 rd Place – Bronze Medal Winner & Certificate Alexandra Chedotal – Fine Arts Survey – 4 th Place Winner Jordan Hayes – Calculus II – 4 th Place Winner Lena Justice – French I Interpretive Reading – Excellent Performance – Silver Medal Winner & Certificate Peyton Klotz – Music Treble Solo Low Voice – Superior Performance – Gold Medal Winner & Certificate Lynsey Marrone – French III - 3 rd Place – Bronze Medal Winner & Certificate Camryn McGregor – Latin I – 4 th Place Ava Minardo – Gahagan – Environmental Science – 4 th Place Alaina Sauvage – Health – 4 th Place Kaitlyn Stremlau – English IV – 4 th Place Lilly Yavas – French II Interpretive Reading – Superior Performance – Gold Medal Winner & Certificate
On Friday, April 12, our student body witnessed the 2024 Sudden Impact Louisiana Mock Crash on Chapelle's campus. The purpose of the Mock Crash each year is to bring awareness to the effects of driving while impaired, driving while distracted, and refusal to wear a seat belt while a vehicle is in motion. Thank you to the talented student actors, public safety partners, Chapelle Counseling Department, and other school faculty for making this impactful event possible. To view more photos from this year's Mock Crash, click here .
As news around the world buzzed about the April 8th Solar Eclipse, Chapelle High School became fully prepared to make this a truly stellar viewing party for our students. Each student received their own personal pair of ISO-approved safety lenses so that they could see the eclipse in style and comfort. Although it was a cloudy day, everyone enjoyed this rare occasion right here on campus.
Our student body recently casted their votes for the 2024-2025 school year Student Council Executive Board members. We are so excited for these five ladies and how they will lead our STUCO with fresh perspectives and unwavering dedication. They will do amazing things this upcoming school year 👏 President: Sophie Panzavecchia Vice President: Avery Schexnaydre Secretary: Stella Merrill Treasurer: Ava Beaudean Historian: Chloe Tujague
Students from a variety of elementary schools spent a day on Chapelle's campus! Our students had the opportunity to show them their classes, give them tours of our buildings, eat lunch with them, and share what being a student at Chapelle is really like. It's so great to see new faces learn about our school and all of the ways our girls are challenged spiritually, academically and socially. We hope you had fun, Spend-A-Days!!! Check out all of the photos below!
Students from St. Therese Academy visited Chapelle's campus for an afternoon of fun with some of our seniors! We had Easter-focused activities and games, and we even had an Easter Egg Hunt around our courtyard area. Our girls genuinely enjoy hanging with the students from St. Therese, and we are so happy that we are able to do fun things like this! To view more photos, CLICK HERE!
Alumnae Moms of the Class of 2029 gathered in our Joan of Arc Center for coffee and pastries! This was an opportunity for everyone to meet each other and make connections with other moms whose daughters will be with us in the Fall. Everyone was introduced to members of our Leadership Team as well. It was great to have everyone on campus! To view more photos, CLICK HERE!
The mission of Archbishop Chapelle High School is the establishment of a Catholic educational community of excellence in which the spiritual, academic, and social development of our students is accomplished, trusting that Deus Providebit...God Will Provide.
The schools of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, Louisiana admit students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at its schools. They do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in administration of their educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic or other school-administered programs.
