Spring 2026
April 23, 2026
- Founder's Day Mass
- Celebrating the Class of 1976
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- Alumnae Book Club Meeting
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May 8, 2026
- Alumnae Induction Brunch
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Alumnae Spotlight: Lisa Knecht Cardinale ’08 🏐💚 Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to celebrate Lisa Knecht Cardinale ’08, Head Volleyball Coach at St. Scholastica, who was recently named Division II Coach of the Year by the Louisiana Volleyball Coaches Association — an honor voted on by her fellow coaches. “Winning a coach award when it is voted on by coaches definitely means something,” Lisa shared. “I am truly honored by this award. The volleyball community in Louisiana is truly something special.” She also shared that one of her favorite parts of the evening was honoring the many talented players and coaches in attendance — and receiving her award from one of her favorite coaches, Jodee Pulizzano, Chapelle’s Head Volleyball Coach. Lisa’s dedication, leadership, and passion for the game continue to make an impact on her athletes and throughout the volleyball community. We are so proud to see a Chipmunk leading with excellence and heart. Congratulations, Lisa! Your Chapelle family is cheering you on always.
Alumna Spotlight: Susan Chocheles Panzavecchia ’90 For Susan Chocheles Panzavecchia ’90, Chapelle is more than a workplace...it’s home. Since returning to campus in August 2016, Susan has served in several important leadership roles. She began in Advancement as Special Events Director before moving to the academic side in 2017 as Assistant Principal. In 2020, she stepped into her current role as Associate Head of School, where she oversees the academic program, the Dean of Academics, the Director of Curriculum and Instruction, and student activities. While her responsibilities are extensive, Susan says the heart of her work is simple: the students. “We have the most amazing students,” she shares. Her mission each day is to instill a strong work ethic, drive, and a clear path to success for every young woman who walks the halls of Chapelle. Just as importantly, she wants every student to feel loved, seen, and supported. To her, Chapelle is truly a family, and she is deeply invested not only in her students’ success while they are here, but in the bright futures that await them beyond graduation. Susan also wants fellow alumnae to know that Chapelle continues to provide what it always has at its best: academic excellence within a nurturing, faith-filled environment. With a rigorous and engaging curriculum designed to prepare students for college and their careers, she is proud to be part of the resurgence and momentum the school is experiencing. As a proud member of the Class of 1990, Susan embodies the enduring spirit of Chapelle — leadership rooted in faith, dedication to excellence, and a genuine love for the sisterhood that makes this community so special. The future is bright for our Chipmunks, and Mrs. Panzavecchia is helping lead the way.
Alumna Spotlight: Tiffany Willis Donovan ’10 We are proud to shine this week’s Alumna Spotlight on Tiffany Willis Donovan ’10, who is making an impact both on and off the sidelines at Tulane University. For the past five years, Tiffany has served as a coach for the Tulane University Cheer Team, mentoring and guiding collegiate athletes through some of the most formative years of their lives. Tiffany shares that what she loves most about coaching is helping her athletes grow — not only in their skills and performance, but as confident, capable young adults. Watching them develop their talent, build resilience, and step into leadership roles is what makes the experience so meaningful. Being part of such an important chapter in their lives, both on and off the mat, is something Tiffany does not take lightly. Her dedication reflects the same spirit of encouragement, leadership, and sisterhood that began during her time at Chapelle. We are so proud of the positive example Tiffany continues to set and the lives she is helping shape through her passion and mentorship.
Alumna Spotlight: Kristiann App ’95 💚⚓ Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to spotlight Kristiann App ’95, a distinguished leader making waves in the maritime and global logistics industry. In December, the Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) announced Kristiann’s appointment as its new Chief Commercial Officer — a significant leadership role in one of Louisiana’s most vital economic engines. With more than two decades of experience in international trade, transportation, and global logistics, Kristiann brings extensive industry expertise and strategic vision to the port and the region it serves. Throughout her career, she has built resilient supply chains, strengthened global partnerships, and established herself as a respected leader within the maritime community. Her excellence has been recognized with honors including the 2024 C. Alvin Bertel Award, highlighting her impact and leadership in the field. As Chief Commercial Officer, Kristiann leads commercial strategy across cargo, cruise, and real estate, helping to advance transformative initiatives such as the Louisiana International Terminal while driving sustainable economic growth for Louisiana and its global connections. Kristiann’s accomplishments reflect the strength, leadership, and forward-thinking spirit fostered at Chapelle. We are incredibly proud to see a fellow Chipmunk making such a meaningful impact on our local community and beyond. Congratulations, Kristiann — your Chapelle family is cheering you on! 💚
We are proud to spotlight four outstanding Archbishop Chapelle alumnae from the Class of 2019 who are being recognized for excellence in the health professions! Meagan Giovingo '19, Emily Sabido '19, Marlena Majarrez '19, and Ashley Stall '19 were recently inducted into the Alpha Eta Honor Society at the LSU School of Allied Health Professions. The Alpha Eta National Honor Society for Allied Health Professions recognizes the top 10–20% of allied health students nationwide, with selection based on academic achievement and faculty recommendations—an incredible honor. 💚Meagan Giovingo ’19, Emily Sabido ’19, and Marlena Majarrez ’19 are graduating this spring with their Doctorate in Physical Therapy. 💚Ashley Stall ’19 is graduating this spring with her Master’s in Occupational Therapy. Their dedication to academics, service, and patient care reflects the strong foundation built at Chapelle and the compassion needed in the healthcare field. We are so proud of these alumnae and look forward to the positive impact they will make as healthcare professionals. Congratulations to these incredible Chipmunks on this well‑deserved achievement!
Alumna Spotlight: Jenn Winston Williams ’11 ✨💚 We are proud to spotlight Chapelle alumna Jenn Winston Williams ’11, who was recently named Teacher of the Year at Belle Chasse Primary School! Jenn currently serves as a Pre‑K teacher, where her dedication, passion, and love for her students shine each and every day. Belle Chasse Primary School shared their praise, recognizing her for consistently going above and beyond to support the success and happiness of their youngest learners—a true testament to her heart for teaching and service. Jenn’s commitment to education and care for her students beautifully reflects the values instilled during her time at Archbishop Chapelle High School. Her work is making a lasting impact at the very beginning of her students’ educational journeys, and we couldn’t be more proud to call her a Chipmunk alumna. Congratulations, Jenn Winston Williams ’11, on this well‑deserved honor! Your Chapelle family is cheering you on. 💚🍎
Class of 1975: Celebrating Sisterhood 💚 There is nothing sweeter than seeing our alumnae together — and this was the perfect reminder of that joy. On Thursday, March 19th, members of the Class of 1975 gathered at Zea’s Restaurant to celebrate birthdays, friendship, and the special bond that began at Chapelle. There is always a reason to celebrate when Chipmunks are reunited. Filled with laughter, stories, and cherished memories, the evening was a beautiful reflection of the lifelong sisterhood that defines our alumnae community. We love seeing our graduates continue to gather, celebrate, and keep the Chapelle spirit alive. Once a Chip, always a Chip!
Class of 2026 Surprised with Alumnae Induction Invitation Ceremony There was a special sense of excitement in the air as the Class of 2026 seniors were surprised with an Invitation Ceremony for their upcoming Alumnae Induction Luncheon this May. What began as a normal gathering quickly turned into a memorable milestone. Members of our Alumnae Board were on hand to present the long-awaited invitations, calling each senior up by name to receive hers. One by one, the Class of 2026 stepped forward — a simple but meaningful moment marking the beginning of their transition from student to alumna. The ceremony served as a beautiful reminder that graduation is not an ending, but the beginning of a lifelong connection. Adding to the afternoon, Mrs. Judy Golemi Spadafora ’66 led a quick refresher course on table etiquette, offering practical tips and gracious guidance as the seniors prepare for their Alumnae Induction Luncheon. The girls eagerly embraced the information, fully aware that these final weeks as Chapelle students are filled with both celebration and preparation. As May approaches, the Class of 2026 continues to savor each “last” while looking ahead to what’s next — ready to take their place in a sisterhood that will always welcome them home.
Inaugural Emerald Society Induction Ceremony On March 6, 2026, we had the profound honor of inducting the Class of 1966 — our Charter Class — into the Emerald Society, as they celebrate 60 years since graduating from Archbishop Chapelle High School. As the very first graduating class, these women built the foundation of our traditions, spirit, and sisterhood. They chose our mascot, helped write our alma mater, and built the spirit and sisterhood that define Chapelle to this day. Above all, they believed in Chapelle before it had a history — and because of them, we have one. This is the first year of the Emerald Society, and honoring these women is a beautiful way to start this new tradition for our school. Their legacy is our legacy. Deus Providebit, God Will Provide.
Celebrating the 2026 Induction Class Archbishop Chapelle Athletics Hall of Fame Archbishop Chapelle High School proudly welcomed the 2026 Induction Class of the Chapelle Athletics Hall of Fame, honoring four individuals whose talent, dedication, and school spirit have left a lasting mark on our athletic tradition. Margaret Bayard ’76 Our first inductee, Margaret Bayard (Class of 1976), was a standout three‑sport athlete, competing in basketball, volleyball, and indoorball during her time at Chapelle. Margaret was a member of the 1976 City Basketball Championship team and the 1975 City Indoorball Championship team, contributing to a dominant era in Chapelle athletics. She continued her basketball career at the University of Southwestern Louisiana, carrying her Chipmunk pride to the collegiate level. Patricia Toujouse ’77 Our second inductee, Patricia Toujouse (Class of 1977), also excelled in basketball, volleyball, and indoorball. She was a key member of the 1975 City Indoorball Championship team and the 1976 City Basketball Championship team. Patricia went on to compete in both volleyball and basketball at Tulane University, demonstrating the strong athletic foundation she built at Chapelle. While Patricia was unable to attend the ceremony, she was proudly represented by her sister, Cheryl Prieur. Jerrye Modenbach ’78 The third inductee, Jerrye Modenbach (Class of 1978), was another remarkable multi‑sport athlete, participating in basketball, volleyball, and indoorball. Jerrye’s accomplishments include being a member of the: - 1975 City Indoorball Championship team - 1976 City Basketball Championship team - 1977 City Volleyball Championship team She continued her athletic career at Tulane University, playing both volleyball and basketball. Her achievements reflect both individual excellence and a deep commitment to teamwork. Ms. Linda Munn The fourth inductee, Ms. Linda Munn, dedicated 38 years to Chapelle as a physical education teacher and coach. Throughout her extraordinary career, she coached basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, track and field, golf, and cheer, shaping generations of Chipmunk athletes. In her honor, Chapelle presents the Linda Munn Award each sports season during the Athletic Awards Ceremony. This award recognizes one member of every team who exemplifies sportsmanship, teamwork, kindness, school pride, and a commitment to representing Chapelle with integrity. These are the very qualities Ms. Munn modeled throughout her decades of service. The 2026 Hall of Fame class represents excellence across generations — from championship athletes to a legendary coach whose influence continues to be felt today. Congratulations to all of our inductees. Your legacy is forever part of Chapelle Athletics. 💚
UPCOMING REUNIONS
Upcoming Reunion Dates
View All ReunionsClass of 1966 - 60th Reunion
Saturday, April 25, 2026
11:00AM - 2:30PM
Chateau Golf & Country Club
Class of 2021 - 5 Year Reunion
Saturday, July 18, 2026
6:30PM - 9:00PM
MidCity Lanes Rock-n-Bowl
Class of 2016 - 10 Year Reunion
Saturday, August 15, 2026
7:00PM - 9:00PM
Chapelle Cafeteria
Class of 1976 - 50th Reunion
Saturday, November 21, 2026
7:00PM - 10:00PM
Chateau Golf & Country Club
Class of 1975: Celebrating Sisterhood 💚 There is nothing sweeter than seeing our alumnae together — and this was the perfect reminder of that joy. On Thursday, March 19th, members of the Class of 1975 gathered at Zea’s Restaurant to celebrate birthdays, friendship, and the special bond that began at Chapelle. There is always a reason to celebrate when Chipmunks are reunited. Filled with laughter, stories, and cherished memories, the evening was a beautiful reflection of the lifelong sisterhood that defines our alumnae community. We love seeing our graduates continue to gather, celebrate, and keep the Chapelle spirit alive. Once a Chip, always a Chip!
Class of 2026 Surprised with Alumnae Induction Invitation Ceremony There was a special sense of excitement in the air as the Class of 2026 seniors were surprised with an Invitation Ceremony for their upcoming Alumnae Induction Luncheon this May. What began as a normal gathering quickly turned into a memorable milestone. Members of our Alumnae Board were on hand to present the long-awaited invitations, calling each senior up by name to receive hers. One by one, the Class of 2026 stepped forward — a simple but meaningful moment marking the beginning of their transition from student to alumna. The ceremony served as a beautiful reminder that graduation is not an ending, but the beginning of a lifelong connection. Adding to the afternoon, Mrs. Judy Golemi Spadafora ’66 led a quick refresher course on table etiquette, offering practical tips and gracious guidance as the seniors prepare for their Alumnae Induction Luncheon. The girls eagerly embraced the information, fully aware that these final weeks as Chapelle students are filled with both celebration and preparation. As May approaches, the Class of 2026 continues to savor each “last” while looking ahead to what’s next — ready to take their place in a sisterhood that will always welcome them home.
PRAYER CARDS
Prayer Card Information
Send a Prayer CardFirst, identify which type of Prayer Card you would like to send:
General Prayer Cards:
Our Chapelle Prayer Cards are sent on behalf of the school to any alumna in need of prayers—whether facing illness, hardship, or another difficult time. It’s a simple yet meaningful way to remind our Chapelle sisters that they are never alone and that their Chapelle family is praying for them.
Memorial Prayer Cards
When a member of our Chapelle family is called home to God, we honor her life and legacy through a Chapelle Memorial Card. Sent to the family on behalf of the school, these cards let loved ones know that we are praying for them and for the eternal rest of the alumna’s soul. It’s our way of keeping every Chipmunk, past and present, close in faith and remembrance.
10th Grader Elizabeth Recognized as Outstanding Young Woman for Her Parish!💚 Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to share that 10th grader Elizabeth has been selected as one of the 2025 Outstanding Young Women of St. Charles Borromeo Church Parish. Chosen by her peers and adult mentors through the St. Charles Borromeo Fountain of Youth program, Elizabeth will represent her parish at the Archdiocese of New Orleans Leadership Celebration in April, where she will be honored and presented with her award. Elizabeth has been recognized as a true role model among her peers. She is known for taking responsibility, honoring her commitments, and demonstrating strong leadership rooted in faith. Her mentors shared that she reflects what it means to be a young Catholic in today’s world — living out God’s love not only through her words, but through her actions. She has inspired those around her by standing firm in her faith, showing kindness, and allowing the joy of being Catholic to shine through in all she does. We are incredibly proud of Elizabeth for this well-deserved recognition. She is a shining example of the values we hold dear at Chapelle — faith, leadership, integrity, and service. Congratulations, Elizabeth!
Eucharistic Ministers Attend the Annual Chrism Mass Today, our Chapelle Eucharistic Ministers had the incredible blessing of attending the Annual Chrism Mass at St. Louis Cathedral, celebrated by Archbishop James Checcio. During this beautiful and sacred liturgy, the holy oils that will be used throughout the Archdiocese in the coming year were blessed, and priests renewed their ordination promises, a powerful reminder of their commitment to serve God and His Church. Witnessing this tradition firsthand offered our students a deeper understanding of the sacramental life of the Church and the unity of our Catholic community. Our girls were even able to take a photo with Archbishop Checcio, making the day even more memorable. What a blessing for our students to be part of such a meaningful celebration of faith. Moments like these remind us of the beauty of serving at the altar and living out our call as daughters of the Church.
Our Career Engagement Speaker Series brings Chapelle alumnae back to campus to share their professional experiences and career journeys with current students.
It’s an inspiring opportunity for Chipmunks to learn firsthand about different fields, ask questions, and gain insight into future career paths — all while connecting with alumnae who once walked the same halls. We love welcoming our graduates home to guide and encourage the next generation of Chapelle women!
Erin Black Comeaux ’99 Inspires Future Builders We were proud to welcome alumna Erin Black Comeaux ’99, Sector Leader – Commercial Construction at RNGD, LLC, as part of our Career Engagement Speaker Series. In her role, Erin is responsible for sourcing and leading commercial construction projects that are not multi-family (apartments) or hospitality (hotels). Her work helps bring to life the schools, retail spaces, offices, and public facilities that serve communities every day. Exploring Careers in Construction Erin introduced students to RNGD, a multifaceted company operating across the Southeast in four sectors: - Building - Steel - Infrastructure - Manufacturing From schools and data centers to retail and civic spaces, RNGD’s projects demonstrate how construction shapes skylines and strengthens communities. She emphasized that construction is more than what people see on a jobsite. The industry offers endless career paths — including project management, engineering, estimating, technology, finance, marketing, safety, and skilled trades. Whether a student enjoys hands-on work, leadership, problem-solving, or working with digital tools, there is a place for them in this field. Building the Future Erin also highlighted RNGD’s commitment to community impact through education, workforce development, and scholarships, reinforcing that construction is about building people and opportunities — not just structures. Her visit helped students see the wide range of possibilities available after graduation. We are grateful to Erin for sharing her journey and inspiring the next generation to consider careers that quite literally build the future.
Personal Finance Class Welcomes Guest Speakers to Conclude Its First Year This school year marked an exciting milestone at Archbishop Chapelle High School as we introduced Personal Finance as a new elective for juniors and seniors. This foundational course will officially become a required class for all juniors beginning in the 2026–2027 school year, reflecting our commitment to equipping students with real‑world financial skills that will serve them long after graduation. Throughout the semester, students explored essential financial topics including: • Writing checks and balancing a checkbook • Reconciling accounts and navigating digital banking • Sales tax, discounts, and consumer skills • Budgeting and filing taxes • Basics of credit, debt, and financial decision‑making • Evaluating education return on investment • Financial aid and college planning • Jobs, careers, and employment essentials • Insurance fundamentals • Investing basics The course is taught by Mrs. Stacy C. Woodward ’96, who partnered with Chapelle alumna Andrea Aleman Toro '09 and Edward Jones to strengthen and modernize the curriculum. Students engaged with interactive lessons through the EVERFI online platform, allowing them to apply financial concepts in practical, relevant ways. To conclude the course, Andrea and her husband, Daniel, visited as guest speakers, sharing their professional and academic journeys while introducing students to the “Rules of the Road” and current industry trends in personal finance. They also explained the role of a financial advisor and demonstrated real‑world tools—including using AI—to explore stock analysis and the time value of money. The session wrapped up with a Q&A and a special Chick‑fil‑A lunch generously provided by the speakers. We are thrilled to offer this important course and to prepare our students with knowledge they can begin applying in their daily lives today. At Chapelle, we remain committed to empowering our young women with the skills, confidence, and understanding they need to build a successful financial future.
STEM Takes Flight with Alumna Speaker Shelby Frazier ’20! ✈️ The STEM Club got a high-flying dose of inspiration this week, thanks to alumna Shelby Frazier ’20, who returned to Chapelle to share her passion for aviation and engineering! Shelby led a fun, interactive presentation all about airplanes and their inner workings, teaching students how lift, drag, and thrust work together to keep planes soaring through the sky. After learning the science behind flight, the students put their knowledge to the test by designing and creating their own paper airplanes — aiming to see whose plane could travel the farthest! The results were filled with creativity, friendly competition, and lots of laughter. We’re so proud of Shelby for continuing to represent Chapelle’s values of Faith, Tradition, and Excellence in her field, and for inspiring our students to reach new heights — literally!
Career Engagement Spotlight: Jan Mau Hill ’81 💚✨ Our Career Engagement Speaker, Jan Mau Hill ’81, reminds us that faith and flexibility can lead to incredible journeys! 🌟 Jan is a talented fiction author, having published 12 novels — including a four-book young adult series and eight (and counting!) other novels in the works. Before becoming a full-time writer in 2019, Jan built an impressive career in the professional world, working in advertising at a Fortune 200 agency and in corporate marketing within the food service industry. However, she felt called to take a leap of faith and embrace her passion for storytelling — a decision that allowed her to live her dream as a published author. In her talk, Jan shared powerful wisdom with our students: “Career choices often change with age and interest — nothing in life is set in stone. Follow your path with God’s grace, and it will lead you exactly where you need to be.” 🙏 Jan’s story beautifully illustrates that success isn’t always a straight line — sometimes, with faith and courage, new chapters can lead to the most fulfilling destinations. 💚
CHIP CHIP HOORAY
Alumnae Babies
Submit Birth AnnouncementsJennifer Boudreaux Harrison '11
boy, Gabriel Harrison
Noel Lorio Carnesi '12
girl, Lillian Jane
Gabriella Catalanotto Betancur '16
boy, Luca Alexander
Gia Catalanotto Winn '19
boy, Hunter Thomas
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Incarnate Word Hall
In honor of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, the founding congregation of Archbishop Chapelle, this new space will honor our past and put faith in our future. "Incarnate Word Hall will be the home of spirituality on campus.
The Theology Department will have dedicated classrooms, allowing faculty to collaborate and educate like never before. Large enough to seat an entire grade-level, a new chapel will be constructed and will enhance the Catholic experience of all students, families, and alumnae. CLICK HERE TO DONATE
Heart of Chapelle
Over the summer, we renovated our Courtyard to accommodate our bustling campus. Enhancements included repaving, new landscaping, new seating areas, and dedicated areas for personalized bricks.
We now invite all members of the Chapelle community to participate in this beautification project by purchasing a courtyard brick to commemorate their Chipmunk experience. Join us as we return to our roots and reimagine the Heart of Chapelle. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE
Contact Maria Cervini Eaton '06:
meaton@archbishopchapelle.org
Ways to Volunteer
To learn more about volunteer opportunities, please contact:
Shannon Impastato '96
simpastato@archbishopchapelle.org
Transcript Requests
Request a TranscriptArchbishop Chapelle High School transcripts are $5 each. The transcript request is to be used by Chapelle Alumnae only. Payments can be made in person or online by using the online form below. Please allow at least two business days for processing.
PLEASE NOTE: Chapelle students requiring a transcript should contact Ms. Broussard directly, see below for details.
For more information, contact:
Kelley Broussard '81
kbroussard@archbishopchapelle.org or 504-467-3105
Donate Your Senior Ring
Do you still have your Chapelle senior ring? Do you not have plans to pass it down to another member of your family in years to come?
As you know, receiving your senior ring can be a memorable moment of your Chapelle experience. Unfortunately, some students may not have the ability to purchase their own for financial reasons.
If you are interested in donating your senior ring to a current Chapelle student, contact our Alumnae Director:
Shannon Impastato ’96: simpastato@archbishopchapelle.org
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:
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Problems or questions? Contact Kati Kelley '06 at kkelley@archbishopchapelle.org
Update Your Information
Update Your Alumnae InfoKeeping your Chapelle Alumnae Profile up to date is essential. With accurate information, the Alumnae Office and school can communicate effectively and ensure you are the first to know about reunions, upcoming events, admissions information, campus updates, and much more.
If you have career updates, birth announcements, or other news to share, scroll below to view more ways to submit information.
To learn more, contact:
Shannon Whitman Impastato '96, Director of Alumnae
simpastato@archbishopchapelle.org
Parents Club Meeting – Jazz Fest Edition! 💚🎷 Join us for our final Parents Club meeting of the year, and come ready for a little Jazz Fest flair! We’re thrilled to welcome Julie Laperouse, Speaker, Trainer, Author, and founder of Screaming Peacock. Since 2008, Julie has energized organizations across Louisiana and beyond through leadership training, team building, executive coaching, and communication strategy. Known for her engaging, fast‑moving, and practical approach, she brings both humor and real‑world experience to every audience. At this meeting, Julie will be speaking about bridging the generational communication gap between parents and teens, offering insight and tools to help strengthen connection, understanding, and everyday conversations at home. You won’t want to miss this dynamic and meaningful evening as we wrap up the year together. See you there! 💚
E-Board Election Candidates Video Submissions All e-board candidates were asked to make a creative video that showcases why they would be a good candidate for the 2026-2027 Student Council Executive Board. They were given the following questions to answer, but were not required to answer all of them. Please watch these videos when considering voting for each candidate! 1. Why do you want to serve in this leadership position, and what does leadership mean to you? 2. Who is your favorite superhero (real or fictional), and what leadership quality do they demonstrate that you try to live by? 3. What is one opportunity for growth you see in our school, and how would you help move us forward in a positive way? 4. If leadership were a role in a movie (director, writer, actor, producer), which would you choose and why? 5. Describe a time you had to work with someone who disagreed with you. What did you learn from that experience? 6. Who is a real or fictional person you admire, and what leadership trait do they model? 7. What is one realistic goal you would like to accomplish during your term, and how would you begin working toward it? 8. If you could have lunch with one person, dead or alive, who would it be, why, and what would you ask them? 9. If leadership were a playlist, what song best represents your leadership style and why? 10. How do you believe a student leader should represent the school when no one is watching?
Challenge 2026: Banner Year for the Chips You could feel it the moment you walked in — the energy, the anticipation, the friendly rivalry. This year’s Rummel/Chapelle Challenge brought the spirit in full force as the Raiders embraced their theme, “Home for the Holidays,” while the Chips lit up the night with “Miss American Pie.” Before the games even began, Chapelle came out strong. Thanks to our incredible generosity during the Belize Mission Drive, we raised more funds than Rummel and started the night with a 5–0 lead. Chipmunks with heart always set the tone. The competition that followed was a true back-and-forth battle: Student Volleyball – Rummel won (5–5 tie) Teacher Volleyball – Chapelle won (bragging rights secured) Hippity Hop – Chips win (10–5!) Cup Stack – Rummel ties it up Uniform Swap – Chips win… then win again after a redo! (15–10) Ping Pong – Rummel ties it again Memory Matching – Rummel takes the lead for the first time (15–20) Shoe Find – Chapelle wins to tie it up! With the score even and the gym on its feet, it all came down to the E-Boards in a tie-breaker Ping Pong showdown. The pressure was high. The crowd was loud. And when the final e-board member crossed the line — CHIPS WIN! The screams, the spirit, the sisterhood — it was everything Challenge is meant to be. From start to finish, our girls showed resilience, teamwork, and undeniable Chipmunk Spunk. And at the end of the night, the only thing sweeter than “American Pie” was the actual pie that went into Rummel's E-Boards faces... oh, and bringing the banner home.
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