Fall 2026
August 22, 2026
- Chapellette 60th Celebration >> CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
August 24, 2026
- Alumnae Volunteer Social>> CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
September 8, 2026
- Alumnae Board Meeting & Committee Chair Meeting
September 10, 2026
- Alumnae Book Club Meeting... MORE INFO
September 26, 2026
- Craft Fair... MORE INFO
October 13, 2026
- Legacy Mass & Reception
October 26, 2026
- Chipmunk Classic Golf Tournament
November 5, 2026
- Open House
November 11, 2026
- Alumnae Book Club Meeting>> MORE INFO
November 20, 2026
- Cocktails in the Courtyard>> REGISTRATION WILL OPEN SOON
December 5, 2026
- Breakfast with Santa>> REGISTRATION WILL OPEN SOON
Alumna Spotlight: Taryn Miller Rogers ’00 Joins River Region Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to spotlight Taryn Miller Rogers ’00, who recently joined the Board of Directors for the River Region Chamber of Commerce. Taryn shared that she has been involved with the River Region Chamber since its inception many years ago, making this new leadership role especially meaningful. Her continued commitment to community engagement, economic development, and relationship-building reflects the same values of leadership and service that Chapelle strives to instill in every student. Since September 2022, Taryn has served as Corporate Affairs Manager for Dow St. Charles Operations. In her current role, she oversees geographic communications and all public relations efforts, including local governmental affairs and community engagement. Prior to joining Dow, Taryn spent 18 years with Valero Energy Corporation as Public Affairs Manager. In that role, she oversaw public affairs, community relations, and local government affairs for all of Valero’s Louisiana assets, including two refineries and pipeline operations. She also served as a board member of the company’s political action committee. Throughout her career, Taryn has remained deeply involved in the communities she serves. She has served on several boards and committees, including St. Charles United Way, Southeast Louisiana United Way, St. Charles Economic Development Council, Nunez Community College Foundation, St. Bernard Economic Development Foundation, St. Bernard Chamber of Commerce, The Center for Family and Youth Services, and many others. Since joining Dow, Taryn has also become involved in several Employee Resource Groups, as well as the Dow Ambassador Program. She currently serves as the global communications lead for the Women’s Inclusion Network at Dow, continuing her commitment to empowering others and fostering connection. Reflecting on the foundation she received at Chapelle, Taryn shared: “Archbishop Chapelle High School prepared me for a career in Public Relations by helping me develop strong communication skills, confidence, and a commitment to service. Through strong academics, leadership opportunities, and involvement in school activities, I learned how to connect with people, work collaboratively, and adapt to different situations.” During her time at Chapelle, Taryn was involved in cheerleading, Student Council, Eucharistic Ministry, and other organizations and clubs. She continued: “Chapelle also emphasized professionalism, integrity, and the importance of building relationships—qualities that are essential in Public Relations. The supportive environment encouraged me to find my voice, think critically, and communicate effectively, all of which have been invaluable throughout my career. Most importantly, Chapelle instilled in me the confidence to represent organizations, tell meaningful stories, and engage with diverse audiences in a thoughtful and authentic way.” Taryn’s advice to current students is simple and powerful: “ENGAGE. Get involved, make friends, and be part of your school community — you never know how much of a difference you can make.” We are incredibly proud of Taryn and the many ways she continues to lead, serve, and represent the Chapelle sisterhood in her professional and community life. Congratulations, Taryn!
Preparing Hearts for Consecration On Monday, August 10, Archbishop Chapelle High School had the privilege of welcoming Katie Ibarra ’06 back to campus to speak with faculty and staff as the school prepares for a meaningful beginning to the new school year. Katie delivered a thoughtful and faith-filled presentation in anticipation of Chapelle’s consecration to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, which will take place on Thursday, August 13, during the first school Mass of the year. During her presentation, Katie reflected on what it means for the Sacred Heart to be our refuge. She invited faculty and staff to consider how they can create that same sacred space for our students, one where they feel known, loved, protected, and supported as they grow in faith and confidence. As we enter a new school year, this time of reflection served as a beautiful reminder of Chapelle’s mission to educate young women in a Catholic community rooted in faith, love, and trust in God’s providence. We are grateful to Katie for sharing her wisdom, her faith, and her love for Chapelle with our faculty and staff. As we prepare to consecrate our school to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, please join us in praying that our campus continues to be a place of refuge, growth, and grace for every student who walks through our doors.
Alumna Spotlight: Tara Centanni Reese ’88 Elected President of CCSCC Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to celebrate Tara Centanni Reese ’88 on her recent election as President of the Council of Catholic School Cooperative Clubs (CCSCC). Tara has dedicated her professional life to education, serving 23 years with Jefferson Parish Public Schools. She currently works as a Master Teacher (Instructional Coach) at Isaac G. Joseph at Stella Worley, a PreK–8 school. For more than a decade, she has served as a Master Teacher in various schools across the parish, mentoring educators and supporting instructional growth. Her commitment to learning began long before her career in education. Tara earned her Bachelor’s degree in Marketing in 1997 and her Master’s in Education in 2006, both from the University of Holy Cross. Beyond the classroom, Tara has consistently stepped into leadership roles within both educational and Catholic communities. She has served as President, Vice-President, and Secretary of the University of Holy Cross Alumni Board, as well as on Chapelle’s Alumnae Board. At St. Clement of Rome, she served as President and Vice-President of the Co-Op Club, and for the past four years, she has been a member of the Hospitality Committee for Chapelle’s Parent Club. Her election as President of the CCSCC comes after 10 years of service on the council, including time as 2nd Vice-President and participation on numerous committees. Reflecting on her time at Chapelle, Tara shares, "Chapelle prepared me both academically and spiritually for the path I have taken. It gave me the skills and confidence to succeed in my profession while instilling the values, faith, and commitment to service that continue to guide my volunteer work." We are incredibly proud of Tara’s leadership, dedication to Catholic education, and continued service to our community. Congratulations on this well-deserved honor!
Alumna Spotlight: Brigid Higgins Van Timmeren ’87 Named Principal of St. Cletus Elementary Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to celebrate alumna Brigid Higgins Van Timmeren ’87 on her appointment as the new principal of St. Cletus Elementary School. Brigid shared, “It is with great joy and excitement that I become the new principal of St. Cletus Elementary School. My journey in education has been fueled by a commitment to my Catholic values and academic excellence nurtured long ago by my family, close friendships, and the dedicated faculty at Archbishop Chapelle High School.” A lifelong servant-leader, Brigid brings more than 26 years of experience in education and over 30 years in music ministry at St. Rita Catholic Church to her new role. Most recently, she served in leadership positions at Metairie Academy for Advanced Studies and with the Jefferson Parish Talented Music Program, where she mentored teachers and supported students in achieving academic and creative excellence. Brigid’s commitment to Catholic education is rooted in Gospel values and a deep belief in servant leadership. Her dedication to mentoring teachers and forming students spiritually and academically reflects the mission we hold dear at Chapelle. We are incredibly proud of Brigid and the impact she will continue to make in Catholic education. Congratulations, Mrs. Van Timmeren! Our Chapelle family is cheering you on! 💚
Alumna Spotlight: Jennie Viosca Graffeo ’90 💚 Chapelle is proud to spotlight Jennie Viosca Graffeo, Class of 1990, who continues to make an impact through her leadership and dedication in the professional world. Jennie is a valued member of the team at Lofton, where she recently reached an exciting milestone by strengthening the company’s partnership with a long‑standing client in Covington. As the client prepares to expand operations with a new office opening in Ponchatoula, Louisiana, they entrusted Jennie as their exclusive recruiting partner for key positions, including Shipping Clerks, IT, Clerical, and Pharmacy Technician roles. Her ability to build trust, cultivate relationships, and deliver results reflects both her professionalism and commitment to excellence. Being chosen as the sole recruiting partner for such an important expansion speaks volumes about the confidence her clients have in her expertise and integrity. Jennie’s accomplishments are a testament to the strong foundation of leadership, work ethic, and service that Chapelle women carry into every field. We are so proud to see her continuing to grow partnerships, open doors, and make a difference in our local community.
Vice President of the Special Olympics College Club at UL Last week, we celebrated Marissa Rinderle ’24, Founder & President of the Special Olympics College Club at UL Lafayette. Today, we are proud to spotlight the other half of that incredible partnership, Rachel Meariman ’23. When Special Olympics Louisiana began expanding its college club program, Marissa teamed up with Rachel to help bring the vision to life. Today, Rachel serves as Vice President of the Special Olympics College Club at UL, where she continues promoting inclusion through sports, friendship, and the celebration of all abilities. The club has already hosted a successful field day filled with activities for participants of all abilities and is planning even more exciting events next semester, including a basketball tournament, kickball game, and an outing at Rock ‘N’ Bowl. Rachel’s leadership doesn’t stop there. She is also the President of the Kinesiology Professional Association and serves as a mentor for the UL LIFE Program, supporting college students with disabilities in their academic, community, and career development. Rachel credits her time at Chapelle, especially as a member of the basketball team, with preparing her for these roles. Through athletics, she learned teamwork, accountability, responsibility, and communication skills that continue to shape her leadership style today. Her experience volunteering with Special Olympics while at Chapelle sparked the passion she now lives out in college. Together, Marissa and Rachel are building something truly special at UL, and we are so proud to see two Chipmunks leading with compassion.
Class of 2011 Celebrates 15-Year Meet-Up Archbishop Chapelle High School was excited to see members of the Class of 2011 come together to celebrate 15 years since graduating from Chapelle! The class gathered at Hog’s Alley in Metairie for a fun reunion filled with laughter, memories, and Chapelle sisterhood. It was a great turnout, and it was wonderful to see so many alumnae reconnecting and celebrating the friendships that began during their time at Chapelle. Events like these are a beautiful reminder that the Chapelle bond does not end at graduation. Whether it has been five years, fifteen years, or more, the friendships, traditions, and memories made at Chapelle continue to bring our alumnae back together. Thank you to everyone who helped make the evening special, and congratulations to the Class of 2011 on celebrating this milestone reunion!
On Monday June 23rd, some chipmunks from the class of 1997 celebrated birthdays and over 30 years of friendship! We love seeing our Chipmunk Sisters getting together to celebrate eachother!
Class of 2021 Celebrates 5 Years at Rock ‘n’ Bowl On Saturday, July 18, the Class of 2021 came together to celebrate their 5-Year Reunion at Rock ‘n’ Bowl, and it was a night to remember! From the moment they walked in, it was clear that the bond of sisterhood is still going strong. The evening was filled with laughter, hugs, and plenty of memories from their time at Chapelle. It didn’t take long for the dance floor to fill as classmates reconnected and celebrated five years since graduation. Each alumna received a special 5-Year Reunion exclusive trucker hat, a fun keepsake to mark this milestone and commemorate their first official reunion together. The hats were proudly worn throughout the night as the class danced and enjoyed being back together. Five years may have passed, but once a Chipmunk, always a Chipmunk. We loved seeing the Class of 2021 back together and can’t wait to watch them continue to shine in the years ahead.
Bunco history was made! 🎲✨ Over 150 alumnae gathered in our cafeteria for our largest Bunco turnout ever! The energy, laughter, and reconnecting made it a night we’ll always remember. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended and to the many hands that helped make the event such a tremendous success. We’re so grateful for this amazing alumnae community!💚
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UPCOMING REUNIONS
Upcoming Reunion Dates
View All ReunionsClass of 2011 - 15 Year Happy Hour Meet-Up
Saturday, August 15, 2026
7PM - till
Hog's Alley
Class of 2001 - 25 Year Reunion
Saturday, October 17, 2026
6:30PM-9PM
MidCity Lanes Rock 'N'Bowl
Class of 1976 - 50th Reunion
Saturday, November 21, 2026
7:00PM - 10:00PM
Chateau Golf & Country Club
Class of 2011 Celebrates 15-Year Meet-Up Archbishop Chapelle High School was excited to see members of the Class of 2011 come together to celebrate 15 years since graduating from Chapelle! The class gathered at Hog’s Alley in Metairie for a fun reunion filled with laughter, memories, and Chapelle sisterhood. It was a great turnout, and it was wonderful to see so many alumnae reconnecting and celebrating the friendships that began during their time at Chapelle. Events like these are a beautiful reminder that the Chapelle bond does not end at graduation. Whether it has been five years, fifteen years, or more, the friendships, traditions, and memories made at Chapelle continue to bring our alumnae back together. Thank you to everyone who helped make the evening special, and congratulations to the Class of 2011 on celebrating this milestone reunion!
On Monday June 23rd, some chipmunks from the class of 1997 celebrated birthdays and over 30 years of friendship! We love seeing our Chipmunk Sisters getting together to celebrate eachother!
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.
Chapelle Begins the School Year with Mass and Consecration to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus Archbishop Chapelle High School began the new school year in the most meaningful way, gathering together as a school community for a beautiful Mass and the consecration of our school to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. As we enter a new year of learning, growth, faith, and sisterhood, this consecration serves as a powerful reminder that the Sacred Heart of Jesus is our refuge and guide. We pray that His love continues to lead us, protect us, and strengthen our community throughout the year ahead. The morning was filled with several special Chapelle traditions. Our new students received their Chapelle pins and Bibles, marking an important step in their journey as Chipmunks. The senior sweaters were also blessed, celebrating the Class of 2027 as they begin their final year at Chapelle. One of the most memorable moments of the Mass came when the Class of 2027 sang their Senior Song, “Let Us Stay Home,” for the very first time. Their voices filled the space with emotion and joy, making the morning even more special for students, faculty, staff, and families. It was a beautiful beginning to the school year and a reminder of the faith, tradition, and love that make Chapelle such a special place to call home. Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us! Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for us! Deus Providebit, God Will Provide!
Preparing Hearts for Consecration On Monday, August 10, Archbishop Chapelle High School had the privilege of welcoming Katie Ibarra ’06 back to campus to speak with faculty and staff as the school prepares for a meaningful beginning to the new school year. Katie delivered a thoughtful and faith-filled presentation in anticipation of Chapelle’s consecration to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, which will take place on Thursday, August 13, during the first school Mass of the year. During her presentation, Katie reflected on what it means for the Sacred Heart to be our refuge. She invited faculty and staff to consider how they can create that same sacred space for our students, one where they feel known, loved, protected, and supported as they grow in faith and confidence. As we enter a new school year, this time of reflection served as a beautiful reminder of Chapelle’s mission to educate young women in a Catholic community rooted in faith, love, and trust in God’s providence. We are grateful to Katie for sharing her wisdom, her faith, and her love for Chapelle with our faculty and staff. As we prepare to consecrate our school to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, please join us in praying that our campus continues to be a place of refuge, growth, and grace for every student who walks through our doors.
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!
Celebrating Those Who Serve: Volunteer Appreciation Party 💚 As we wrapped up a wonderful school year and welcomed the start of summer, we gathered for one of our favorite traditions — the Volunteer Appreciation Party. The evening was filled with good food, refreshing drinks, and even better company as we celebrated the incredible individuals who give so generously of their time and talents to Chapelle. This special night was simply our way of saying thank you for all they do to make our school community so special. Our volunteers are the heart behind so many of the moments that make Chapelle shine. From supporting events to cheering behind the scenes, their dedication and commitment truly makes a difference in the lives of our students and faculty. Each year, as a small token of our gratitude, we hold a blind drawing and select one volunteer family to receive half off their daughter’s tuition for the upcoming school year. We are excited to share that the Dubrock Family was chosen this year! Congratulations and thank you for all you do to help our school thrive. A sincere thank you to our: 💚Parents Club 💚Men’s Club 💚Grandparents Club 💚Gala Chairs and Committee 💚Golf Tournament Volunteers 💚Craft Fair Volunteers 💚Alumnae Volunteers 💚And the many others who served in countless ways throughout the year Your support, enthusiasm, and willingness to serve do not go unnoticed. Because of you, our students experience a community rooted in generosity, faith, and sisterhood. Thank you for all you do for Chapelle. We are so grateful for each of you and look forward to another year of partnership and celebration ahead!
Celebrating Faith, Legacy, and Providence: Founder’s Day Mass 2026 Yesterday, the Chapelle family gathered in gratitude and joy for our annual Founder’s Day Mass, a beautiful celebration of faith, tradition, and the generations who make our school so special. A Gift of Prayer and Unity We were honored to present Archbishop Aymond with two meaningful gifts: - A rosary designed in our five class colors—Lavender, Blue, Red, Green, and Yellow—symbolizing the unity of our grade levels as one circle of faith. - A book of prayers written by each Theology class, offered in gratitude for his service and as a promise of our continued prayers. Both gifts reflect the deep gratitude we have for Archbishop Aymond and the legacy he will leave in the Archdiocese of New Orleans. We pray for joy and happiness as he enters his retirement! Outstanding Catholic Student Awards One of the most special moments of the morning was recognizing students who exemplify Catholic identity and Christ-like leadership on campus and in the community. Congratulations to our 2025–2026 Outstanding Catholic Students: - 8th Grade: Sophia Hunter - Freshman: Leila Abbate - Sophomore: Anna Claire Occhipinti - Junior: Audrey Dubuc - Senior: Kyla Apostolakis Each of these young women lives her faith with sincerity, kindness, and dedication—truly reflecting the beauty of Catholic education at Chapelle. Faculty & Staff Years of Service We proudly honored members of our Chapelle family celebrating milestone anniversaries: 10 Years of Service - Ghada Chokr - Trina Hille - Dale LaCour - Susan Panzavecchia - Frank Ready - Anne Southworth - Samantha Urso 20 Years of Service - Judy Homes - Julie Hunter - Martha McCann - Jessica Reeg Their dedication continues to shape the lives of our students and strengthen our mission. Deus Providebit Award In the spirit of our motto, Deus Providebit — God Will Provide — we honored our 2026 recipients: Deacon Drea and Brenda Capaci With more than five decades of service to Chapelle and the Church, their lives reflect unwavering faith, family devotion, and generous service. Their legacy is woven deeply into the fabric of our school. 2026 Alumna of the Year We proudly recognized Lyndsey Manalla Dyle ’03 as the 2026 Alumna of the Year — the youngest recipient of this honor. A devoted alumna, business leader, entrepreneur, and dedicated mother, Lyndsey continues to give back to Chapelle, most notably through her leadership of the beloved Alumnae Decade Rally. Honoring the Class of 1976 We were thrilled to welcome back the Class of 1976, celebrating their 50th anniversary. Each graduate received a commemorative diploma, and the class surprised us all by singing their senior song — a beautiful reminder that the Chapelle spirit lasts a lifetime. Looking Ahead: Incarnate Word Hall In her closing remarks, Head of School Connie Dantagnan shared exciting news about our future. Thanks to the generosity of our community, we have raised $8 million toward our $10 million vision for Incarnate Word Hall. This summer marks the next phase of construction, bringing us closer to a sacred space dedicated to prayer, worship, and spiritual growth for generations to come. Founder’s Day reminded us that Chapelle is more than a school — it is a living testament to faith across generations. As we continue forward, we do so with gratitude for our past, confidence in our present, and hope for our future. Deus Providebit — God Will Provide.
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.
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Alumnae Babies
Submit Birth AnnouncementsMichele Elizabeth Martin '06
girl, Sylvie
Shae Dominique Breazeale '14
girl, Phoebe Kate
Kayla Lacoste Perelli '13
girl, Saylor Diane
Brittany Schule Orlando '13
girl, Lily May
Michelle Rau Rousset '08
girl, Chloe Louise
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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
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Archbishop Chapelle High School Bookstore
Location: 1st floor of the Main Building across from the front office
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Problems or questions? Contact Kati Kelley '06 at kkelley@archbishopchapelle.org
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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.
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To learn more, contact:
Shannon Whitman Impastato '96, Director of Alumnae
simpastato@archbishopchapelle.org
Chapelle Begins the School Year with Mass and Consecration to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus Archbishop Chapelle High School began the new school year in the most meaningful way, gathering together as a school community for a beautiful Mass and the consecration of our school to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. As we enter a new year of learning, growth, faith, and sisterhood, this consecration serves as a powerful reminder that the Sacred Heart of Jesus is our refuge and guide. We pray that His love continues to lead us, protect us, and strengthen our community throughout the year ahead. The morning was filled with several special Chapelle traditions. Our new students received their Chapelle pins and Bibles, marking an important step in their journey as Chipmunks. The senior sweaters were also blessed, celebrating the Class of 2027 as they begin their final year at Chapelle. One of the most memorable moments of the Mass came when the Class of 2027 sang their Senior Song, “Let Us Stay Home,” for the very first time. Their voices filled the space with emotion and joy, making the morning even more special for students, faculty, staff, and families. It was a beautiful beginning to the school year and a reminder of the faith, tradition, and love that make Chapelle such a special place to call home. Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us! Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for us! Deus Providebit, God Will Provide!
A Sweet Year Ahead for our Big Sis/Lil Sis Program
Student Council Theme for the 2026–2027 School Year: STUCO Under the Big Top The excitement was impossible to miss as Chapelle Student Council revealed their highly anticipated theme for the 2026–2027 school year: STUCO Under the Big Top! This fun and spirited circus-inspired theme sets the stage for a year full of excitement, creativity, school spirit, and unforgettable memories. The reveal came to life through the colorful costumes of the STUCO Executive Board, with each officer representing a different part of the circus. From the ringmistress to popcorn, cotton candy, and more, the officers brought the Big Top to Chapelle in the most energetic way. Meet the 2026–2027 STUCO Leaders 🎪 President Audrey Dubuc: Dressed as the Ringmistress, Audrey is ready to lead the show and guide Chapelle through a year filled with spirit, service, and exciting events. 🍿 Vice President Victoria McCann: As the popcorn seller, Victoria brought a classic circus favorite to life and reminded everyone that this year is sure to be full of fun, energy, and moments worth sharing. 🦁 Secretary Lauren de la Gardelle: Dressed as a lion with a ring of fire, Lauren represented courage, strength, and the bold spirit STUCO hopes to inspire throughout the year. 🤡 Treasurer Anna Claire Occhipinti: As a circus clown, Anna Claire brought laughter, joy, and playful energy to the reveal, setting the tone for a year filled with smiles and school spirit. 🍭 Historian Sloan Boudoin: Dressed as cotton candy, Sloan added sweetness and color to the theme while preparing to capture all of the special moments that will make this school year one to remember. With STUCO Under the Big Top as this year’s theme, Chapelle students can look forward to a year packed with creativity, connection, and plenty of Chapelle spirit. The curtain is rising on an exciting new school year, and STUCO is ready to make it one for the books!
To all the members of the Class of 2027
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