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Our Courtyard Renovation is Complete! ✨ We’re thrilled to announce that Archbishop Chapelle High School’s courtyard renovations are officially complete — and the transformation is stunning! 💚 The newly updated space features beautiful new landscaping that adds color and life to the heart of our campus, along with additional seating areas for students to gather, study, and enjoy time with friends. 🌸🌳 Building Community, Brick by Brick One of the most special features of the renovation is the addition of engraved bricks purchased by our Chapelle community — including alumnae, families, faculty, and friends. Each brick represents a lasting connection to Chapelle and serves as a meaningful reminder of the people who make this community so strong. We’re deeply grateful for the generosity and support that helped bring this project to life. Together, we’ve created a space that is not only beautiful but deeply rooted in the legacy of faith and tradition that defines Chapelle. There’s Still Space to Leave Your Mark! There are still brick spaces available in both the front and center of the courtyard — the perfect opportunity to leave your mark on campus and be part of Chapelle’s story for years to come. A Space for Faith, Friendship, and Reflection With its fresh design and warm atmosphere, the new courtyard is more than just a place to sit — it’s a symbol of our unity, faith, and joy as a Chapelle family. We can’t wait to see students, faculty, and visitors making memories in this inspiring new space!
Chapelle Alumnae Return to Campus for College & Sorority Panel Archbishop Chapelle High School recently welcomed back seven alumnae who returned to campus to share their college experiences and offer valuable insight to our current students. The College Panel provided an engaging and informative opportunity for students to ask questions and learn firsthand about life after Chapelle. During the panel, alumnae spoke openly about a wide range of topics—from everyday campus life and academics to time management, housing, and balancing responsibilities. Students also received helpful advice on what they can begin doing now to prepare for college, both academically and personally. Following the college discussion, students had the opportunity to participate in a Sorority Panel, where two alumnae shared their experiences with Greek life. These conversations offered insight into the recruitment process, involvement opportunities, and how sorority life can support personal growth and community building in college. College Panel Participants Louisiana State University: Marie Rohli ’23 & Sophie Panzavecchia ’25 University of Notre Dame: Savanna Corales ’25 Mississippi State University: Katie Pertuit ’24 & Olivia Myer ’25 Colorado University: Stella Merrill ’25 University of Southern Mississippi : Caroline Gutierrez ’24 Sorority Panel Participants Colleen O’Connor ’23 Harlie Stevens ’24 We are grateful to these alumnae for giving back to the Chapelle community and helping guide the next generation of Chipmunks as they prepare for their college journeys. Their willingness to share their experiences is a powerful reminder that once a Chipmunk, always a Chipmunk!
💖 THEY’RE BAAACK! Welcoming Home the Class of 2025 💖 There’s nothing quite like welcoming our alumnae back home—and this week, Archbishop Chapelle High School was filled with joy as the Class of 2025 returned to campus for their Yearbook Social. Our newest Chipmunk alumnae spent the morning reconnecting with classmates, sharing hugs, laughter, and flipping through their freshly printed yearbooks. Each page sparked memories of friendships formed, milestones celebrated, and unforgettable moments that defined their Chapelle journey. It was truly heartwarming to see the excitement on their faces as they reminisced and reflected on the years they spent growing, learning, and building sisterhood within our green‑and‑white halls. Seeing their smiles reminded us that while their time as students has ended, their connection to Chapelle will always remain. We are so proud of the young women they have become and grateful that Chapelle will forever be part of their story. Once a Chipmunk, always a Chipmunk!
Archbishop Chapelle Earns 2025 AP School Honor Roll Recognition Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to announce that we have earned recognition on the 2025 AP School Honor Roll for the Class of 2025—a distinction that celebrates our commitment to academic excellence and college readiness. The AP School Honor Roll recognizes schools that create a strong college‑going culture while expanding access to Advanced Placement® (AP) coursework and supporting student success. Chapelle’s performance reflects the hard work of our students, the dedication of our faculty, and our mission to prepare young women for the challenges of higher education. Chapelle’s 2025 AP Honor Roll Results College Culture – 40% Percentage of students in the graduating class who took at least one AP exam during high school. This highlights Chapelle’s strong culture of academic engagement and willingness to challenge oneself. College Credit – 32% Percentage of students who scored a 3 or higher on at least one AP exam. These scores may earn students college credit, saving time and tuition as they begin their college careers. College Optimization – 12% Percentage of students who took five or more AP exams during high school. This reflects a cohort of students who fully embraced rigorous coursework and maximized advanced academic opportunities. This recognition is a testament to the academic environment at Chapelle—one that encourages curiosity, perseverance, and excellence while supporting students every step of the way. We are incredibly proud of our Class of 2025, our teachers, and our entire school community for achieving this honor. Congratulations on this outstanding accomplishment! 💚
💚🐿️ Open House 2025: A Night to Remember! 🐿️💚 What an incredible night at Archbishop Chapelle High School’s 2025 Open House! With a record-breaking number of families visiting our campus, the energy, excitement, and Chipmunk pride could be felt in every hallway. ✨ From the moment guests arrived, our Chapelle Ambassadors led them on guided tours that showcased what makes our school truly special — our vibrant community, engaging academics, faith-filled environment, and student life bursting with spirit. Families got a firsthand look at everything from innovative classrooms and technology to dynamic clubs, athletics, and service opportunities that shape well-rounded Chapelle women. Faith at the Center of It All At every stop, visitors saw what makes Chapelle unique: Christ at the center of everything we do. Whether it’s in the classroom, on the field, or through service, our mission of Faith, Tradition, and Excellence shines in every part of campus life. A Huge Thank You! We are over the moon with gratitude for everyone who helped make this event such a success — our students, faculty, staff, alumnae, and volunteers who came together to welcome the next generation of Chipmunks! And to every prospective student and family who joined us: thank you for visiting Chapelle! We hope you felt the warmth, joy, and sisterhood that make our school so special.
Welcoming Future Chapelle Chips to Future Scholars Night🌟💚 On October 1st, Archbishop Chapelle High School welcomed prospective families to our campus for Future Scholars Night, an exciting evening designed for 5th, 6th, and 7th grade girls and their families. This special event gave families a chance to explore Chapelle’s academic programs, experience hands-on learning, and discover what makes our school such a unique and inspiring place for young women. A Warm Welcome to Future Chips The evening kicked off with a warm welcome from our Associate Head of School, who set the tone for an insightful and fun-filled night. Families then split into groups, with parents and their daughters participating in tailored activities to help them get a taste of the Chapelle experience. Hands-On Activities for Future Scholars While parents met with Chapelle teachers to learn more about our academic programs, the students got to dive into hands-on learning experiences. Some of the exciting stations included: - Future Focus : Students explored their future at Chapelle by creating vision boards and learning about college prep opportunities. - STEM : A highlight of the evening, students worked on robotics, experimented with 3D printing in the ARC, and conducted fun science experiments. - Tech and Media : Guests got a behind-the-scenes look at Chapelle’s technology and media program, showcasing how creativity meets innovation. - Experiential Learning : Students learned about Chapelle’s exciting electives and field trips that take learning outside the classroom and into the real world. These stations gave Future Chips the opportunity to experience the vibrant and diverse learning opportunities that await them at Chapelle! Informative Sessions for Parents While the students were busy exploring, parents had the chance to hear directly from Chapelle teachers about the curriculum, programs, and resources that make our school a leader in Catholic education. Families also received handouts with valuable information about scholarships and course studies, helping them envision their daughter’s future as a Chapelle student. A Night to Remember Future Scholars Night was an overwhelming success, giving prospective families a firsthand look at the supportive, faith-filled, and academically enriching environment that Chapelle offers. We loved seeing so many bright, curious young women and their families on campus, and we hope they left feeling excited about the possibilities of becoming part of the Chapelle family! To all of our Future Chips: Thank you for joining us, and we can’t wait to see you again soon! 💚
Loyal to Green & White Brunch Recap On Saturday, September 6, we welcomed alumnae moms, grandmothers, and dear friends to our campus for the Loyal to Green & White Brunch! This special event was designed for our alumnae to invite 6th and 7th graders—our Future Chipmunks—to experience the magic of Chapelle through their eyes. A Morning of Memories and Fun The day began with a delicious brunch and a special activity that sparked sweet memories of Chapelle days gone by. Alumnae shared stories and experiences with their Future Chips, creating meaningful moments that bridged generations of Chapelle love. After brunch, everyone participated in a campus-wide scavenger hunt, where alumnae and their Future Chips strolled down memory lane, rediscovering cherished spots while exploring the exciting new additions to Chapelle’s campus. Thank You for Joining Us! We are so grateful to everyone who attended the Loyal to Green & White Brunch—your love for Chapelle and the way you share it with the next generation of Future Chipmunks is truly inspiring. Events like this remind us that Chapelle isn’t just a school; it’s a family that lasts a lifetime. We can’t wait to see many of these bright young faces back on campus as official Chipmunks in the future! 💚
10th grader Molly Avrard is up for the NOLA.com New Orleans Area Prep Sports Athlete of the Week! Let's show our Chipmunk some support by voting for by clicking the link below! CLICK HERE TO VOTE MOLLY AVRARD FOR PLAYER OF THE WEEK! *VOTING ENDS JANUARY 22 AT NOON!💚
Chapelle Junior Allisson Suazo Called Up to the Honduras National Team! ⚽️ The Chapelle community is incredibly proud to celebrate junior Allisson Suazo, whose hard work, dedication, and talent on the soccer field have earned her an international honor: a call‑up to the Honduras Women’s National Team. Allisson represented Honduras in the March World Cup Qualifiers and again this past November in the UNCAF Tournament held in Managua, Nicaragua. Competing at this level is a remarkable achievement, showcasing her commitment to excellence and her passion for the sport. We are so proud of Allisson for representing both her heritage and her school on the international stage. Her accomplishments highlight what it means to live out Chapelle’s values on and off the field. Congratulations, Allisson! Your Chapelle family is cheering you on every step of the way.
2025 Fall Archbishop Chapelle Athletic Awards Ceremony 🏅💚 Archbishop Chapelle High School proudly celebrated the accomplishments of our fall athletes at the 2025 Fall Athletic Awards Ceremony. These young women exemplify dedication, teamwork, leadership, and academic excellence both on and off the field. Congratulations to all of our award recipients! Cross Country Most Improved: Morgan Abate Academic Award (Varsity): Kayla Palacio Swimming Most Improved: Zoe Zabala Addison Schmidt Academic Award (Varsity): Brianna Borne Volleyball Most Improved: Chloe Arnold Academic Award (Varsity): Chloe Arnold LHSAA Academic Honors LHSAA All‑Academic Scholar Athlete Program Presented to seniors who have competed for two or more consecutive seasons and maintained a 3.5+ cumulative GPA while participating in varsity athletics. Swimming: Lilly McNeil Cross Country: Macey Lane Volleyball: Blythe Bonnaffons LHSAA All‑Academic Composite Team This elite distinction is awarded to seniors statewide who have maintained an unweighted 4.0 GPA with no B’s throughout their academic career while competing in varsity athletics. Cross Country: Kayla Palacio Volleyball: Chloe Arnold Lillian Weaver Ava Landry 💚🏆 The Linda Munn Award This special honor is awarded to athletes who exemplify sportsmanship, teamwork, integrity, and school pride. These young women are known for their kindness, leadership, and commitment to representing Chapelle with excellence. Named in honor of Ms. Linda Munn, beloved teacher and coach at Chapelle for more than three decades, the award celebrates the very qualities she modeled throughout her career. We were honored to have Ms. Munn join us on stage to present this year’s awards. Recipients: Swimming: Valentina Martinez‑Flores Cross Country: Abby Naquin Volleyball: Avah Gilchrist Congratulations to all of our athletes for their outstanding achievements this season! We are so proud of the way you continue to embody Faith, Tradition, and Excellence—on the field, in the classroom, and in our community.
Chapelle Alumnae Return to Campus for College & Sorority Panel Archbishop Chapelle High School recently welcomed back seven alumnae who returned to campus to share their college experiences and offer valuable insight to our current students. The College Panel provided an engaging and informative opportunity for students to ask questions and learn firsthand about life after Chapelle. During the panel, alumnae spoke openly about a wide range of topics—from everyday campus life and academics to time management, housing, and balancing responsibilities. Students also received helpful advice on what they can begin doing now to prepare for college, both academically and personally. Following the college discussion, students had the opportunity to participate in a Sorority Panel, where two alumnae shared their experiences with Greek life. These conversations offered insight into the recruitment process, involvement opportunities, and how sorority life can support personal growth and community building in college. College Panel Participants Louisiana State University: Marie Rohli ’23 & Sophie Panzavecchia ’25 University of Notre Dame: Savanna Corales ’25 Mississippi State University: Katie Pertuit ’24 & Olivia Myer ’25 Colorado University: Stella Merrill ’25 University of Southern Mississippi : Caroline Gutierrez ’24 Sorority Panel Participants Colleen O’Connor ’23 Harlie Stevens ’24 We are grateful to these alumnae for giving back to the Chapelle community and helping guide the next generation of Chipmunks as they prepare for their college journeys. Their willingness to share their experiences is a powerful reminder that once a Chipmunk, always a Chipmunk!
💖 THEY’RE BAAACK! Welcoming Home the Class of 2025 💖 There’s nothing quite like welcoming our alumnae back home—and this week, Archbishop Chapelle High School was filled with joy as the Class of 2025 returned to campus for their Yearbook Social. Our newest Chipmunk alumnae spent the morning reconnecting with classmates, sharing hugs, laughter, and flipping through their freshly printed yearbooks. Each page sparked memories of friendships formed, milestones celebrated, and unforgettable moments that defined their Chapelle journey. It was truly heartwarming to see the excitement on their faces as they reminisced and reflected on the years they spent growing, learning, and building sisterhood within our green‑and‑white halls. Seeing their smiles reminded us that while their time as students has ended, their connection to Chapelle will always remain. We are so proud of the young women they have become and grateful that Chapelle will forever be part of their story. Once a Chipmunk, always a Chipmunk!
Announcing the 2026 Chapelle Award Recipients 💚 Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to announce the 2026 Chapelle Award Recipients, honoring individuals whose lives reflect exceptional faith, service, dedication, and love for our Chapelle community. This year, we celebrate three remarkable members of the Chapelle family whose impact spans generations. 2026 Deus Providebit Award Recipients Deacon Drea & Brenda Capaci For more than 50 years, Brenda and Deacon Drea Capaci have faithfully shared their time, talents, and unwavering devotion with Archbishop Chapelle High School. Brenda joined Chapelle’s faculty in 1973, serving generations of students with passion and care. Deacon Drea has served as Chapelle’s Co‑Chaplain for the past 25 years, ministering to our community and guiding students spiritually through prayer, service, and retreat leadership. Their decades of commitment, their joy in serving, and their deep love for Chapelle embody our motto Deus Providebit—God Will Provide. We are honored to recognize them for their extraordinary legacy of faith and service. 2026 Alumna of the Year Lyndsey Manalla Dyle ’03 A proud legacy alumna, Lyndsey Manalla Dyle ’03 carries Chapelle in her heart everywhere she goes. After graduating, she returned home to her Alma Mater—serving in Admissions, Alumnae, Advancement, and as a coach, deepening her love for the Chapelle community and strengthening the sisterhood that shaped her. Lyndsey reflects beautifully on the impact Chapelle has had on her life: “Deus Providebit—God Will Provide... I’ve carried this motto with me since my days at Chapelle. I truly believe that what you put into Chapelle, she will give you right back and then some. Chapelle isn’t just a place I went; it’s part of my identity. My mother and the women who taught me at Chapelle shaped who I am today, and I am forever grateful.” Lyndsey continues to embody our values through her leadership, service, and loyalty to Chapelle. We invite our entire community to celebrate these outstanding honorees at the 2026 Emerald Gala on February 28, 2026. To read the full biographies of this year’s award recipients, visit archbishopchapelle.org/emerald-gala. Congratulations to our 2026 Chapelle Award Recipients—true examples of Faith, Tradition, and Excellence.
