Get Involved at Chapelle
Archbishop Chapelle High School regards extra-curricular activities as an integral part of its educational program. Active involvement in our extra curricular program promotes personal growth and the development of leadership qualities while also affording students the opportunity to make lifelong friends and build a resume of experiences that will impress prospective employers and college admissions offices. Most importantly, belonging to a club or team allows students to express their unique interests, nurture their talents, and truly enjoy their high school years. Click a club to learn more about their purpose!
Altar Servers
Ambassadors Athletics Band Campus Ministry CARE CAVE Chapellettes Chapters with Chipmunks Cheerleaders Chips for Life Chorale |
Chipmunks for Cultural Awareness
Extraordinary Ministers of Communion French Honor Society Garden Club Gifted & Talented Hard-wiring Happiness Hi-Steppers Impressions Intramurals Japanese Appreciation Club Latin Honor Society Mock Trial Mu Alpha Theta |
National Art Honor Society
NHS NJHS Photography Quiz Bowl Racial Harmony Raider Band STEM Showstoppers Spanish Honor Society Student Council Thalians Women of Christ Yearbook |
Explore your leadership abilities: LeaderChip Archbishop Chapelle High School hosts a yearly leadership retreat. “LeaderChip” gives students the opportunity to explore their leadership potential through hands-on exercises and team-builders. "LeaderChip" workshop happens in the Spring for all newly elected Student Council and club officers. They hear from a guest speaker, participate in team building games and exercises, work on their locker award designs, write club constitution revisions, and start planning for the following year. We hold special training breakout sessions specific to their leadership position to help them understand the roles and responsibilities within their individual organizations. |
Archbishop Chapelle High School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, or disability in violation of state law and federal law or regulation in administration of its education policies or programs.