Celebrating Language Excellence 💚🌎 On Monday, May 18, we proudly recognized our students’ outstanding achievements on the National French, Latin, and Spanish Exams. The afternoon was a celebration of dedication, perseverance, and a shared commitment to global understanding. As Samantha shared in her remarks, learning another language connects us to cultures across the world and across time. Quoting a beloved French proverb often recalled by Mrs. Chokr, “A man who knows two languages is worth two men.” These awards represent not only academic success, but also the wisdom and perspective that come from embracing other languages and cultures. 🇫🇷 National French Exam – Le Grand Concours Recognized with distinction: Honorable Mention Siena Scozzari Hannah McClung Kayla Lopez Molly Saia Gabriela Larson Gabriela Mejia Aguilar Erin Glass Keira Bachemin Bronze Medal Amelia Hassel Silver Medal Lundie Mitchell Gold Medal Isla Meers 🏛 National Latin Exam Recognized by the American Classical League: Cum Laude Charli Adams Elise Laizer Brynn Caire Liv Canizaro Lyla Steimle Caroline Currault Alexa Comeaux Ashleigh Stemke Addison Egler Jolyn Pham Cecelia Pineda Regan Magna Cum Laude Ellie Concepcion Olivia Schexnayder Amanda Timler Marin O’Brien Elise Palm Leah Labauve Ava Braendel Alyssa Pesantes Angelica Bendeck Silver Maxima Cum Laude Elise Nelson Xenia Trejo Lily-Grace Theriot Blakeleigh Sticker Alina Varkey Rhylee Christian Gold Summa Cum Laude Kathleen Elmer Lauren Rieth 🇪🇸 National Spanish Exam Recognized by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese: Honorable Mention Emily Glago Alexandra Laura Isabella Nagele Aubrey Braud Megan Cash Maiya Pisciotta Zoey Yeadon Kasey Orlando Elise Cash Clara Erdozain Sarah Lorio Gianna Landry Julia Williams Lyssa Foltz Sophia Organo Kaleigh Piper Molly Johnson Dior Lambert Si'lah-Michele Payre Mallory Pansano Elena Garcia Sarah Turcios Elizabeth Schexnayder Mia Parrino Madelyn Allesandro Vivian Tan Ruby Kiefer Rachel Tuck Bronze Medal Ellie Ramirez Isabella Pumila Valentina Martinez-Flores Silver Medal Natasha Mains Gold Medal Jazmin Interiano We are incredibly proud of these students for their academic excellence and commitment to language learning. Their accomplishments reflect not only strong study habits, but also a willingness to engage with the world beyond themselves. Congratulations, Chipmunks! 💚🌍

The Class of 2031's First Time on Campus as a Class On March 24, we rolled out the green and white carpet for our newest Chipmunks and their families at Green & White Welcome Night! Our incoming 8th graders were officially introduced for the very first time as the Class of 2031 and received their class t-shirts...a moment that made everything feel real! As they sat together as a class, it was a beautiful reminder that the girls beside them now will be the same ones beside them at graduation. Parents heard from our school leaders, getting a first-hand look at what to expect over the next five years as their daughters begin their high school journeys at Chapelle. The evening offered a glimpse into the academics, faith, friendships, and traditions that make Chapelle so special. What a beautiful night of Chipmunk Spunk! We cannot wait to officially welcome these Future Chips to campus.

Allie Mixon Named LHSAA District Champion in Shot Put and Discus We are proud to celebrate an incredible accomplishment by senior Allie Mixon, who delivered a standout performance at the LHSAA District Meet on April 23, 2026. Allie placed 1st in both shot put and discus, earning the title of 2026 LHSAA District Champion in both events. This remarkable achievement is a testament to her strength, focus, and dedication throughout the season. To claim a district championship in one event is an impressive feat — to win both throws showcases Allie’s versatility, discipline, and competitive spirit. Her hard work in training and her commitment to excellence truly paid off on the field. Allie’s performance not only reflects her personal determination but also brings great pride to the entire Chapelle community. We are excited to see her continue this momentum as she advances in postseason competition.  Congratulations, Allie! We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see what you accomplish next.

New Principal of St. Louis King of France School We are proud to spotlight Shannon Landaiche Culotta, Class of 1993, who has been named the new Principal of St. Louis King of France School. Shannon holds a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education and a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction. Throughout her career, she has gained extensive experience and success as both an educator and administrator. She currently serves as the Assistant Principal at St. Angela Merici Catholic School, where she continues to demonstrate strong leadership rooted in faith and academic excellence. Reflecting on her time at Chapelle, Shannon shared: “During my time at Archbishop Chapelle High School, my Catholic faith truly deepened and strengthened the values that guide me today. Chapelle not only provided me with leadership opportunities that helped me grow in confidence, but it also rooted me in the value and mission of Catholic education—something that continues to guide me now as a Catholic school administrator.”  We are incredibly proud of Shannon’s accomplishments and grateful to see a Chapelle alumna continuing the mission of Catholic education. Congratulations on this exciting new chapter!