We are excited to invite you to our Annual Legacy Mass & Lunch on Tuesday, October 13, 2026! Deadline to register is October 6th! This special Chapelle tradition celebrates the generations of women who remain Loyal to Green & White. We invite all alumnae mothers, grandmothers, sisters, and aunts of current Chapelle students to join us as we celebrate the special legacy you share. Legacy Mass & Lunch Tuesday, October 13, 2026 Check-In: 9:45 AM | Cafeteria Please arrive no later than 10:10 AM Mass: 10:25 AM Parking: Behind the Gym Following Mass, we will gather for a boxed lunch and group Legacy photo. Barberito Photography will also be present to take additional photos that will be available for purchase. One of our favorite Legacy Mass traditions is the passing down of the senior sweater. If possible, we ask alumnae to wear or bring your Chapelle senior sweater to Mass. Following Mass, your daughter, granddaughter, sister, or niece will have the special privilege of wearing your sweater for the remainder of the school day. We are looking forward to welcoming you back home to Chapelle and celebrating the generations of women who make our Legacy tradition so meaningful. To register click below:

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!