PUBLISHED ON June 15, 2026
8th Grade Distinguished Honor Roll
Charli Adams, Zoe Adams, Layla Alleman, Mia Bairnsfather, Lily Beach, Victoria Bendeck, Merah Benoit, Skylar Brisset, Brynn Caire, Zoe Caire, Andrea Calub, Ellie Concepcion, Madeleine Cottrell, Aubrie Diaz, Serena Elliott, Sameiha Farhat, Isabella Finnegan, Leiah Frazier, Ella Gautreaux, Emily Genovese, Kiley Greenwald, Kate Hanby, Leigh Hess, Brennan Hotard, Rachel Howe, Sophia Hunter, Charlotte Hurst, Madilyn Jackson, Adelise Jones, Emily Karcher, Lucy Kessler, Elise Laizer, Truc Dao Le, Sofia Leal, Kayln Lemoine, Cecilia Li, Angelina Macaluso, Victoria Madere, Madison Manale, Katelyn Marks, Fiona McDaniel, Cara Meche, Arabella Mendieta, Rylee Menkiewicz, Brinn Murillo, Sophie Naquin, Elise Nelson, Gabby Nguyen, Charlotte Nuss, Nina Occhipinti, Arianna Pacheco, Marian Paz Argueta, Evangelina Petrov, Avery Pilie, Carly Pitfield, Elizabeth Poche, Lily Quick, Abigail Riehm, Landon Rogge, Ava Rosamano, Juliana Russo, Caroline Sander, Olivia Schexnayder, Zoe Storey, Vicki Tan, Kaley Tennison, Christine Thomas, Amanda Timler, Madeleine Timler, Sophia Valenti, Milan Vitrano, Addison Wiltz, Rhia Young, Elise Zaabel
8th Grade Honor Roll
Alexis Angelica, Julia Bruno, Caydence Calub, Gemma Collins, Rowan Cooley, Corinne Couret, Elliott Crossland, Camille Dubuc, Finley Erwin, Kaylie Favalora, Emma Grabert, Ellie Habetz, Hanna Lalla, Kenley Largaespada, Ella LeBlanc, Amelia Lottinger, Veda Martinez, Rayne Melancon, Nora Meliezer, Landri Monica, Chloe Montana, Brooklyn Muller, Ye'Lyna Ortiz, Palmer Pagett, Alayna Parks, Amelia Quatrevingt, Piper Rodriguez, Carleigh Siguenza, Mia Tran, Ariana Vega, McKenzie Wagner, Bailey Windmann, Jayden Zelaya
9th Grade Distinguished Honor Roll
Leila Abbate, Katelyn Albaral, Lily Aucoin, Maci Betz, Ande Bohne, Ava Braendel, Clare Brandstetter, Aubrey Braud, Sophia Brisset, Marissa Bui, Parker Buras, Liv Canizaro, Elise Cash, Megan Cash, Eleanor Cerise, Julia Clark, Alexa Comeaux, Kaidyn Cooley, Caroline Currault, Ryan Curry, Madelyn Dabdoub, Chloe Desselles, Ava Deutsch, Lucy Dunn, Kathleen Elmer, Clara Erdozain, Lyssa Foltz, Rylee Ford, Caroline Gaudet, Madison Gauthier, Molly Glorioso, Amelia Hassell, Emily Hedrick, Giuliana Hutchison, Molly Johnson, Claire Johnston, Ava Kissinger, Leah LaBauve, Dior Lambert, Gianna Landry, Chloe Lange, Gabriela Larson, Makayla LeCour, Trista Lerille, Kami Leyva, Sarah Lorio, Mia Maone, Hannah McClung, Ila Meers, Lundie Mitchell, Brooklynn Modica, Jordan Morris, Olivia Morrish, Lilyana Mosbey, Emma Myer, Marin O'Brien, Evangeline Oddo, Jillian Orellana, Sophia Organo, Kasey Orlando, Elise Palm, Mallory Pansano, Kaleigh Piper, Maiya Pisciotta, Isabella Pumila, Jena Reuther, Grace Rieth, Lauren Rieth, Cambry Roberts, Remy Robin, Olivia Rodriguez, Emily Roop, Molly Saia, Addison Schmidt, Siena Scozzari, Brooke Sercovich, Amélie Sharp, Taelyn Smith, Lyla Steimle, Ashleigh Stemke, Blakeleigh Sticker, Grace Tardiff, Lily-Grace Theriot, Xenia Trejo, Sara Turnipseed, Alina Varkey, Makaila Varnado, Julia Williams, Isabelle Wilson, Kyla Wilson, Leilani Wisecarver, Melina Wurster, Zoey Yeadon, Brees Zerby
9th Grade Honor Roll
Izabella Arregui, Alexis Brocato, Addyson Durr, Ava Krieger, Ryleigh McMyne, Isabella Pelitire, Rebecca Sofio, Stella Theriot, Madisyn Timothy, Mazie Vogel
10th Grade Distinguished Honor Roll
Alyssa Aleman, Taylor Allen, Madelyn Allesandro, Sophia Almerico, Jayla Aucoin, Molly Avrard, Olivia Barraco, Angelica Bendeck, Olivia Benner, Kaelyn Berggren, Elizabeth Blackburn, Sloan Boudoin, Sarah Brechtel, Brinley Brignac, Addison M. Brouillette, Alexandra Cella, Alexandra Chedotal, Iris Chiavetta, Rhylee Christian, Mackayla Clark, Noelle Cody, Lauren de la Gardelle, Francesca Ducote, Sarah Dufrene, Brynn Dunn, Molly Dunn, Addison Egler, Morgan Ellerbusch, Alexa Ferina, Reese Follette, Hailey Ford, Aubrey Frey, Elena Garcia, Ashley Garcia Morera, Erin Glass, Anna Gonzales, Lucy Guillot, Sophia Hansen, Emma Hawkins, Ava Held, Carolyne Hill, Reghan Howe, Sophia Indovina, Jessi Kammer, Allyson Keeley, Ava Kennedy, Ruby Kiefer, Ella Kirsch, Charlotte LaHatte, Stella Latino, Sarah LeCompte, Brea Leone, Shelby Lowrance, Sophia Marcotte, Valentina Martinez-Flores, Emma Masson, Ella Matherne, Maleigha McDonald, Camryn McGregor, Gabriela Mejia-Aguilar, Emma Melan, Adamaris Melara, Nora Michelli, Kieley Middlebrook, Payton Morris, Margaux Mouton, Kristin Munch, Isabella Nagele, Anna Occhipinti, Emma Oubre, Alyssa Parfait, Leigha Parrales, Mia Parrino, Arabella Patorno-Terrell, Si'lah-Michele Payre, Alyssa Pesantes, Jolyn Pham, Cecilia Pineda Regan, Anna Poche, Sophia Quigley, Lia Reinecke, Marigny Richards, Kenzie Robertson, Elizabeth Schexnayder, Kathryn Sprawls, Elise Storey, Vivian Tan, Addison Terrio, Sarah Turcios, Lilian Voiles, Isabella Whittle, Sophia Willis, Emma Willmott, Ashley Young, Zoe Zabala, Yara Zeitoun
10th Grade Honor Roll
Amelia Becker, Aubrey Bertoniere, Skylar Campuzano, Sarah Cosentino, Layla Diaz, Isabella Giambelluca, Elizabeth Jones, Isabella Magri, Natasha Mains, Ava Martinez, Grace McEvoy, Alexis Morgan, Kayla Murphy, Theresa Ocampo, Addison Pichoff, Christina Pierce, Rory Pilie, Leslie Romero, Breelyn Rousse, Isabella Woodruff
11th Grade Distinguished Honor Roll
Madison Adams, Kendall Allen, Mya Arroyo, Olivia Atkins, Harper Blackburn, Brianna Borne, Elaine Boudreaux, Taylor Bourdonnay, Lillyana Bracamonte Flowers, Kaia Braendel, Addison Breaux, Kylie Burke, Gabrielle Bush, Nicol Caldeira, Chloe Campbell, Alyssa Canfill, Isabella Cannatella, Allyson Cardella, Rosemarie Cardella, Marcella Casanova, Gia Chester, Julia Clement, Sierra Corales, Caroline Cortez, Isabelle Cunningham, Audrey Cure, Allyson Dardar, Madissen De Sousa, Kendall Decourt, Kamryn DiMaggio, Taylor Dubrock, Audrey Dubuc, Avery Duplantier, Victoria Durham, Sophie Exnicios, Emma Flynn, Rayleen Galarza, Amy Galvan-Mendoza, Alison Gonzalez-Saravia, Lyndsie Gros, Egan Guidroz, Falyn Guillot, Bayleigh Hammer, Molly Harris, Bella Impastato, Mia Impastato, A'lajah Jackson, Emmery Johnson, Kalia Jones, Lena Justice, Kasey Kadinger, Calleigh Kies, Peyton Klotz, Carley Kron, Helena LaForge, Olivia Larson, Emily LeBlanc, Isabelle LeBoeuf, Olivia LeBoeuf, Jordan LeGaux, Allyson Leon, Allie LeSieur, Jenny Mains, Makenzie Mares, Victoria McCann, Dylan McLeod, Saige McReynolds, Riyan Meilleur, Nikita Molaison, Julie Mullen, June Mumphrey, Abby Naquin, Madison Nelson, Alivia Nevels, Cassie Ha-Ni Thi Nguyen, Jillian Orlando, Rylie Panepinto, Madison Pansano, Lyla Pelle, Avery Perez, Johanna Perez, Miley Perkins, Emma Pillow, Eve Regan, Angie Rendon, Sophia Richardson, Kiyomi Ricks, Addyson Robin, Karoline Roche', Allison Roy, Analise Scallan, Aubrey Segura, Leanne Siverd, Ja’Layah Small, Avery Spadoni, Mackenzie Stanga, Rylie Stierwald, Allisson Suazo Caballero, Jilah Thomas, Abigail Timler, Lilly Treme', Julia Turnipseed, Molly Tusa, Aashna Varkey, McKenzie Verges, Addison Vidrine, Molly White, Katie Williams, Claire Willmott, Sophia Wolz, Ivy Zierhut
11th Grade Honor Roll
Katherine Abbott, Addison Belle, Kaitlyn Bergeron, Alyssa Joy, Cadence Reinhardt
12th Grade Distinguished Honor Roll
Eurie Achelles, Isabella Alcazar, Kylie Andersen, Kyla Apostolakis, Isabella Arboneaux, Chloe Arnold, Kali Barber, Gretchen Bassil, Ryleigh Beck, Alexa Bienvenu, Blythe Bonnaffons, Brooke Braun, Ma'Liani Butler, Ava Cambre, Kiara Carbajal, Carina Castillion, Mollie Chedotal, Rayah Christian, Leilani Christophe, Logan Cooley, Alexandra Daigre, Paige Dean, Karissa Dennis, Raelyn Doubleday, Kelsey Doyle, Kolleen Dubroc, Camryn Ellerbusch, Samantha Fairchild, Rachael Flores, Alyssa Foor, Victoria Frey, Ava Galey, Darcy Garvey, Jena Gaudet, Katelyn Gauthier, Avah Gilchrist, Alayna Gillio, Anavella Gonzalez, Bella Greene, Gracelyn Gros, Ella Growl, Isabella Haik, Penelope Haley, Abby Hebbler, Madison Heintz, Isabella Holt, Abigail Huggins, Sarah Karcher, Keira Kissinger, Jaelynn Klein, Demi Kostopoulos, Sophia Krebs, Riley Landeche, Ava Landry, Macey Lane, Anh Dao Le, Emily Ledet, Anita Li, Sophia Marchan, Kate Marks, Brielle Matherne, Lilly McNeil, Allie Mixon, Caroline Muller, Elise Mulvihill, Riley Mumphrey, Drue Murray, Mackenzie Ory, Kayla Palacio, Addison Person, Addison Prestenback, Maylee Reese, Darah Richard, Delilah Richard, Emma Rogers, Nadia Rosales, Gabriella Saia, Hannah Sarver, Kaleigh Scheve, Kelsie Schmidt, Isabella Schwarz, Brooke Silva, Katie Solis, Emma Stevens, Kate Subervielle, Sarah Switzer, Baylie Theriot, Emma Tran, Chloe Tujague, Raegan Tuttle, Lillian Weaver, Kinsie Williams, Marlee Williams, Shelby Williams, Emily A. Wilson, Emily C. Wilson, Grace Wilson, Olivia Wurster, Lilly Yavas, Alexandra Young, Evelyn Zajac
12th Grade Honor Roll
Ava Arnett, C'Mayria Banister, Meghan Charbonnet, Brianna Darwin, Phoebe Delgado-Gazo, Sophia Faucheaux, A'Mari Galloway, Skylar Henry, Mikayla Hohensee, Catherine Jouet, Aubrey Lazo, Samantha LeCompte, Ava Luarca, Victoria Pelitire, Kathleen Sunseri
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Chapelle Students Honored with PSAT National Recognition Awards We are thrilled to announce that several of our Archbishop Chapelle High School students have earned the prestigious PSAT National Recognition Award ! This incredible achievement highlights their academic excellence, dedication, and commitment to success. The PSAT National Recognition Program , awarded by the College Board, celebrates high-achieving students who excel on standardized tests and in challenging coursework. This honor not only acknowledges their hard work but also provides a valuable addition to their college applications, helping them stand out to universities across the nation. What is the PSAT National Recognition Program? The PSAT National Recognition Program is an academic award (not a scholarship) that recognizes students for their exceptional performance. Eligibility is determined by a combination of: PSAT/NMSQT or PSAT 10 scores AP exam scores GPA In addition to its traditional honors, the program has expanded to include: School Recognition Awards for top-performing students in their high schools. First-Generation Recognition Awards for students on track to be the first in their family to complete college. How Our Students Qualified Students at Chapelle qualified for this award through two pathways: Scoring in the top 10% nationally on the PSAT/NMSQT (10th or 11th grade) or PSAT 10. Achieving a score of 3 or higher on two or more AP Exams taken in 8th, 9th, and/or 10th grade . These accomplishments reflect not only their individual talent and determination but also the supportive environment of academic excellence at Chapelle. Why This Matters This recognition is more than an award...it’s an opportunity. By earning this distinction, our students: Stand out to colleges and universities , showcasing their academic abilities. Highlight their hard work and dedication in competitive fields of study. Open doors to future opportunities , connecting with institutions that actively seek outstanding students. We are incredibly proud of our Chapelle students who have earned this honor and represented our school with distinction. Their achievements are a testament to their hard work, the dedication of their teachers, and the support of their families. First-Generation PSAT National Recognition Award: Miley Perkins Molly White PSAT National Recognition Award Elizabeth Blackburn Brianna Borne Rosemarie Cardella Rhylee Christian Caroline Cortez Ashley Garcia Morera Lucy Guillot Sophia Hansen Carolyne Hill Emily LeBlanc Shelby Lowrance Ella Matherne Payton Morris Margaux Mouton Kristin Munch Isabella Nagele Cassie Ha-Ni Nguyen Rylie Panepinto Alyssa Pesantes Jolyn Pham Lia Reinecke Mackenzie Stanga Lilly Treme Congratulations to our PSAT National Recognition Award recipients! We look forward to seeing all you will accomplish in the future.
Celebrating Leadership, Faith, and Excellence at Our Deus Providebit Mass Archbishop Chapelle High School celebrated its Deus Providebit Mass on Tuesday, September 22. Rooted in Chapelle’s beloved motto, Deus Providebit...God Will Provide, the Mass was a special opportunity for the school community to come together in faith, gratitude, and trust in God’s providence. Following Mass, Father Austin Barr, Chapelle’s Chaplain, blessed leadership pins for students serving in leadership roles across campus. This blessing served as a meaningful reminder that leadership at Chapelle is not only about holding a title, but also about serving others with faith, humility, responsibility, and love. During the ceremony, each Club Moderator for the organizations being honored spoke about what it means to be a leader within their group. The student leaders were then called forward to receive their pins in recognition of their commitment to their classmates, organizations, and the Chapelle community. Chapelle is proud to recognize the following student leaders: Senior Class Officers: President — Mia Impastato Vice President — Kendall Allen Secretary — Claire Willmott Treasurer — Kaia Braendel Historian — Julia Turnipseed Junior Class Officers: President — Yara Zeitoun Vice President — Nora Michelli Secretary — Ava Kennedy Treasurer — Reese Follette Historian — Ella Matherne Sophomore Class Officers: President — Rylee Ford Vice President — Eleanor Cerise Secretary — Ava Kissinger Treasurer — Isabella Pelitire Historian — Jordan Morris Freshman Class Officers: President — Lena Macaluso Vice President — Nina Occhipinti Secretary — Kate Mancuso Treasurer — Leigh Hess Historian — Sophie Naquin 8th Grade Class Officers: President — Audrianna White Vice President — Olivia Kennedy Secretary — Peyton Graves Treasurer — Taylor Horn Historian — Mary Jane Schmidt The spotlight then shifted to our Ambassador Leadership Team, a group of students who exemplify the best of Chapelle. These leaders are often the first impression of our school, welcoming prospective students and families with warmth and enthusiasm. Ambassador Leadership Team: Addison Brouillette Eden Flowers Rory Pilie Rylie Stierwald Elise Storey Emma Myer Marcella Casanova Lucy Guillot Kylie Burke We also celebrated the National Honor Society Officers, who embody service, scholarship, and leadership in their commitment to helping those in need. Under the leadership of President Gabrielle Bush, this group is set to achieve new heights in serving both our school and the greater community. National Honor Society Officers President — Gabrielle Bush Vice President — Brianna Borne Secretary — Alyssa Pesantes Treasurer — Yara Zeitoun Historian — Piper Blackburn Our Campus Ministry Leaders were commissioned to guide the student body in faith, hope, and love. From organizing retreats to planning spiritual events, these leaders will bring the light of Christ to every corner of campus. Campus Ministry Leaders: Leila Abbate Kendall Allen Maddie Allesandro Brianna Borne Kylie Burke Abbey Capella Rosie Cardella Caroline Cortez Ava Deutsch Layla Diaz Audrey Dubuc Molly Glorioso Emily Hedrick Ava Held Mia Impastato Emily Leblanc Talia Luke Adamaris Melara Nora Michelli Payton Morris Abby Naquin Melody Renaudin Cambry Roberts Molly Saia Abby Spiess Addie Terrio Kenzie Verges Sophia Willis We also recognized our Altar Servers and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, who play essential roles in our school liturgies, ensuring that Christ is at the center of our community. Altar Servers: Leila Abbate Emily Fox Ye’Lyna Ortiz Isabella Pelitire Grace Rieth Lauren Rieth Elizabeth S. Amelie Sharp Elise Storey Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Kendall Allen Gabrielle Bush Allyson Cardella Rosie Cardella Caroline Cortez Audrey Cure Kendall Decourt Taylor Dubrock Audrey Dubuc Sophie Exnicios Emma Flynn Mia Impastato June Mumphrey Abby Naquin Miley Perkins Karoline Roche Kenzie Verges We congratulate all of our student leaders and thank them for the many ways they serve Archbishop Chapelle High School. May they continue to lead with courage, compassion, and faith, trusting always that Deus Providebit...God Will Provide.
Alumna Spotlight: Christie Clements Taliancich ’97 Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to spotlight Christie Clements Taliancich, Class of 1997, and celebrate the meaningful work she is doing through Small World Daycare of Destrehan. Christie began her journey in childcare in 2008 after stepping away from a corporate career. Through prayer and a desire to be more available for her family, she made the decision to begin offering in-home childcare. What started as a small program in her living room quickly became a calling that allowed her to rediscover a passion she had long carried. Her work with babies and young children opened her eyes even more to the importance of early childhood care, a field she believes is incredibly meaningful and often overlooked. Over the years, Christie’s dedication, compassion, and commitment to families have helped her small beginning grow into a fully licensed facility now serving more than 90 families in St. Charles Parish and surrounding areas. Today, Small World Daycare of Destrehan provides care for children from 12 weeks old through Pre-K4 education. Christie spends her days caring for, encouraging, and helping shape young future leaders during some of the most important years of their development. Throughout her journey, Christie has remained grounded in faith. She shared that Deus Providebit — God Will Provide has been the backbone through every challenge along the way. She is grateful to Chapelle for helping instill the strong faith that has allowed her to serve others in such a fulfilling and meaningful way. Christie’s story is a beautiful example of following a calling, trusting God’s plan, and using one’s gifts to make a difference in the lives of others. As she shared, “Love what you do and you’ll never work a day in your life!” Congratulations, Christie! Chapelle is proud to celebrate your success and the heart you pour into your work each day.
Chips for Life Members Attend Pro-Life Youth Leadership Summit Members of Archbishop Chapelle High School’s Chips for Life Club recently attended the Pro-Life Youth Leadership Summit sponsored by Louisiana Right to Life. The summit, held at the Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge, welcomed students from schools across the area for a day focused on education, leadership, and advocacy. The event provided students with the opportunity to learn more about what it means to be pro-life, including education on the reality of abortion, Louisiana laws regarding life issues, and ways to thoughtfully respond to common questions and objections about the pro-life movement. Students also explored how they can use their voices to speak up for life in their schools, communities, and beyond. Throughout the summit, students heard from a variety of speakers and witnesses, including women impacted by abortion, Louisiana Surgeon General Dr. Evelyn Griffin, OB-GYN, Secretary of State Nancy Landry, and other leaders. Their testimonies and presentations offered students both information and personal perspectives on the importance of protecting life. For Chapelle’s Chips for Life members, the summit served as both an educational experience and a leadership opportunity. Students shared that they were especially impacted by what they learned and felt better prepared to understand and discuss pro-life topics with compassion and confidence. As Chapelle prepares for Pro-Life Month in October, this summit helped equip students with knowledge, perspective, and encouragement to continue living out their commitment to respecting and defending the dignity of every human life. We are proud of our Chips for Life members for representing Chapelle and for their willingness to grow as informed and compassionate leaders.
Class of 2027 Senior Retreat at Camp Abbey Archbishop Chapelle High School’s Class of 2027 spent time away at Camp Abbey Retreat Center for their Senior Retreat. The retreat was centered around Psalm 34:8: “O taste and see that the Lord is good! Blessed is the man who takes refuge in Him!” Throughout the retreat, seniors reflected on what it means to truly experience God’s goodness in every season of life, even in the midst of difficult circumstances. Students heard talks from Chapelle faculty members as well as guest speaker Jason Angelette, each encouraging them to recognize God’s presence, trust in His promises, and take refuge in Him. The retreat offered many opportunities for prayer and spiritual growth, including silent prayer and reflection, Adoration, Confession, praise and worship, and Mass. These moments gave students the chance to pause, reflect, and deepen their relationship with God as they begin their final year at Chapelle. In addition to the spiritual components of the retreat, the Class of 2027 also enjoyed time together through fun and fellowship. Students participated in a scavenger hunt, spent free time playing outdoor games such as basketball, gaga ball, kickball, and spikeball, explored hiking trails, and gathered around a campfire to make s’mores. The Senior Retreat was a meaningful opportunity for the Class of 2027 to grow in faith, strengthen their bonds as classmates, and reflect on the goodness of God as they continue their senior year. We are grateful for this special time together and look forward to all that is ahead for our seniors.
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. 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.
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.
Career Engagement Spotlight: Taylor Tom ’16 Archbishop Chapelle High School was excited to welcome Taylor Tom ’16 back to campus as part of our Career Engagement Series. Taylor visited with students to share more about her career as a Speech-Language Pathologist and the meaningful work she does helping others communicate. As a Speech-Language Pathologist, Taylor works with children who may need support with communication, whether they are learning to communicate for the first time or working on developing clearer speech. Her work helps children build confidence, strengthen communication skills, and connect more fully with the people around them. Taylor also shared that speech-language pathologists can work with adults who experience communication challenges due to medical concerns such as strokes or neurological diseases. This field allows professionals to support people of many ages and needs, making a lasting impact on their quality of life. Currently, Taylor works with children ages 0-3 in their homes and daycares. Through early intervention, she helps young children develop important communication skills during a critical time in their growth and development. We are grateful to Taylor for returning to Chapelle to share her career journey, her expertise, and her passion for helping others find their voice. Her visit gave students a meaningful look into the field of speech-language pathology and the many ways this career can make a difference in the lives of others. Thank you, Taylor, for inspiring our students and representing the Chapelle sisterhood so well!
