The Class of 2027 Has a Nice RING to it!💍 On Thursday, August 20, the seniors attended their Ring Mass at Divine Mercy Church in Kenner, Louisiana. Ring Mass is a cherished tradition marking a huge moment in their Chapelle journey. Before Mass began, members of the Class of 2027 presented their class symbols: Senior Class Flower - Sierra Corales Senior Motto - Marcella Casanova Senior Colors - Emma Flynn Chapelle Diploma - Gabrielle Bush Chapelle Alma Mater - Molly Tusa 2027 Class Unity Candle Votive - Lyla Pelle Chapelle Senior Ring - Alivia Nevels Senior Sweater - Cassie Nguyen Bible - Allyson Dardar Statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary - Emily LeBlanc Senior Class Rings - Alyssa Canfill, Gia Chester, Madison Pansano, Ja'Layah Small, and Allisson Suazo Caballero After Mass concluded, the Class of 2027's official Ring Ceremony began. During this special ceremony, the students received their senior rings, some of which were worn by their mothers, sisters, grandmothers, and other important Chipmunks in their lives. Other seniors are starting their own legacy which holds so much excitement in itself! Mrs. Connie Dantagnan '88 (Chapelle's Head of School), Shannon Impastato '96 (Chapelle's Alumnae Director) and Senior Class President, Mia Impastato, presented the Class of 2027 Votive to the Chapelle Unity Candle. The Class of 2027 is the 62nd graduating class of Archbishop Chapelle High School. All 62 classes are united to our current students through our charism of Deus Providebit, through our school traditions, and through our mission of excellence in spiritual, academic, and social formation. The Unity Candle symbolizes the over 14,000 women who have graduated from Chapelle. Join us in congratulating this amazing class! There are so many more sweet moments to come this year, and we are praying for them every step of the way!

Welcoming Future Chipmunks to Future Scholars Night 💚🌟 On October 1, Archbishop Chapelle High School welcomed prospective families to campus for Future Scholars Night, an engaging evening created for 5th, 6th, and 7th grade girls and their families. This event gave Future Chipmunks the opportunity to explore Chapelle’s academic offerings, participate in hands-on activities, and learn more about the many ways our students are encouraged to grow, discover, and succeed. An Evening of Discovery The night began with a warm welcome from our Associate Head of School, who introduced families to the heart of Chapelle’s academic experience. From there, students and parents separated into groups for a night designed to give each of them a meaningful look at life as a Chapelle student. While parents heard more about Chapelle’s curriculum, programs, and student support, Future Chipmunks had the chance to experience learning in action through interactive sessions across campus. Learning Comes to Life Throughout the evening, prospective students rotated through a variety of stations that highlighted the creativity, innovation, and academic excellence found at Chapelle. In Future Focus, students reflected on their goals and dreams while creating vision boards and learning how Chapelle helps prepare students for success beyond high school. During the STEM session, guests explored robotics, 3D printing, and hands-on science activities in the ARC, giving them a glimpse into the exciting ways Chapelle students problem-solve, create, and experiment. The Tech and Media station offered a look into how students use technology, storytelling, and creativity through Chapelle’s digital media opportunities. Students also learned about Experiential Learning, where education extends beyond the classroom. This session highlighted the electives, field trips, and real-world learning experiences available at Chapelle. Families also had the opportunity to hear about the exciting travel opportunities Chapelle offers, including student trips abroad in Europe, where learning continues through culture, history, faith, and global exploration. Each station helped Future Chipmunks see how Chapelle encourages students to think boldly, ask questions, and discover their passions. Valuable Information for Parents While their daughters participated in activities, parents met with Chapelle faculty and staff to learn more about academic programs, course offerings, scholarships, and resources available to students. These conversations gave families a deeper understanding of how Chapelle supports each young woman throughout her high school journey. Parents also received helpful materials about scholarships and course studies, allowing them to better envision their daughter’s future as a Chapelle student. A Bright Future Ahead  Future Scholars Night was a wonderful opportunity to showcase the faith-filled, supportive, and academically challenging environment that makes Chapelle such a special place. We loved welcoming so many curious and talented young women to campus and sharing the many opportunities that await them as Future Chipmunks. Thank you to all of the families who joined us for this special evening. We cannot wait to welcome you back to campus soon! 💚

A Senior Night to Remember: Chips Sweep Cabrini! It was a night of celebration and a victory for Chapelle volleyball! The Chips defeated Cabrini in three straight sets on Senior Night, winning 25–8, 25–12, and 25–20. The win made a special evening even sweeter as Chapelle celebrated its seniors and recognized two impressive career milestones. Standout Performances The Chips delivered across the court, with these players leading the way: Aces: Aubrey Frey — 4 Blocks: Gianna DeLucca — 2; Silah-Michele Payre — 2 Assists: Julia Bruno — 16; Izzy Wilson — 14 Digs: Julia Williams — 15; Sydney Griener — 14 Kills: Victoria McCann — 16; Audrey Dubuc — 9 From strong serving to defensive stops and powerful finishes, the victory reflected contributions throughout the lineup. Celebrating Career Milestones Senior Night also included recognition of Victoria McCann for reaching 1,500 career kills and Audrey Dubuc for reaching 1,000 career kills! These milestones represent years of hard work, dedication, and contributions to Chapelle volleyball. Celebrating both achievements alongside a Senior Night sweep made the evening one to remember. Thank You, Seniors! Congratulations to our seniors, the entire team, and their coaches on a memorable night! We’re proud of the commitment and Chipmunk spirit our seniors have brought to the court throughout their time at Chapelle.  Go Chips!

Alumna Career Engagement Spotlight: Rachel Jenson Jones ’03 Archbishop Chapelle High School was proud to welcome Rachel Jenson Jones ’03, Co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of Triton Stone Group, to campus as an Alumna Career Engagement speaker.  Rachel’s visit gave students an opportunity to connect with a Chapelle graduate whose career brings together entrepreneurship, marketing, and business leadership. Hearing from an alumna helps students envision the possibilities ahead and consider how their own interests and talents might shape their futures. Exploring New Possibilities As students begin thinking about college and careers, connecting with professionals offers a valuable perspective on life beyond the classroom. Rachel’s experience as a co-founder and marketing executive introduced our Chipmunks to a career path that combines creativity, strategy, and leadership. Her return to Chapelle also served as a meaningful reminder that the young women sitting in our classrooms today can become the business founders, decision-makers, and community leaders of tomorrow. Alumnae Inspiring the Next Generation Through our Alumna Career Engagement Program, students connect with graduates working in a variety of fields. These visits strengthen the connection between generations of Chipmunks while encouraging students to explore their possibilities. Thank you, Rachel, for sharing your time and professional perspective with our students! We are grateful for your willingness to give back to Chapelle and help the next generation imagine what comes next.