Riley Mumphrey '26 Explores CSI at National Youth Leadership Forum

Sophia Fay '27 Takes on Fashion in NYC! This summer, Sophia Fay '27 had the incredible opportunity to attend a prestigious fashion program at LIM College in New York City. Alongside other high school students, Sophia spent the week immersed in the fast-paced world of fashion, gaining hands-on experience and exploring her passion for design, styling, and marketing. During her time at the program, Sophia honed her skills in sewing, styling, and advertising. She worked with a professional team—including a model, photographer, hairstylist, and makeup artist—to plan and execute a real photoshoot, bringing her creative vision to life. One of the most exciting moments of her week was visiting the Tommy Hilfiger showroom , where she got an exclusive preview of the Spring-Summer 2026 collection —a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse into the future of fashion! Beyond the classroom, Sophia also explored the vibrant streets of New York City, soaking in the energy and inspiration that only the Big Apple can provide. A Future in Fashion Sophia’s experience not only gave her invaluable skills but confirmed her passion for pursuing a future in the fashion industry. Her creativity, ambition, and willingness to step out of her comfort zone are an inspiration to all of us at Chapelle.  Congratulations, Sophia, on this incredible achievement! We can’t wait to see where your talents take you next.

Shout-Out to Our Amazing Volleyball Managers! At Wednesday's volleyball match, the spotlight wasn’t just on the court—it was also on the sidelines, where our incredible volleyball managers received high praise from the game’s referee. 💚🏐 Here’s what the referee had to say about our three talented and dedicated managers: "The three young ladies that worked the table during the varsity match were unbelievably polite. In addition, they might be the best table crew that I’ve worked with in a long time. They really took their job seriously, and they were just too cute." These young women exemplify what it means to carry out their responsibilities with professionalism, enthusiasm, and grace. From keeping the game running smoothly to representing Chapelle with poise, they truly go above and beyond in everything they do. 💚 Thank You to Our Volleyball Managers! Your hard work doesn’t go unnoticed, and it’s clear that your dedication is appreciated by everyone—players, coaches, and even referees. You make us proud to be Chipmunks! Let’s give these ladies a big round of applause for their outstanding contribution to our volleyball program. 🎉👏

Honoring Our Matthew 25 Service Award Recipients At Archbishop Chapelle High School, we strive to instill in our students a deep commitment to serving others and living out their faith through action. This week, we had the honor of recognizing our incredible students who embody this spirit of service through the Matthew 25 Service Award Program . The Matthew 25 Service Awards celebrate students who have selflessly dedicated their time and talents to helping others in meaningful ways. Each recognition level reflects their extraordinary commitment to serving their communities. Matthew 25 Service Award Levels 50–99 Hours : Certificate 100–249 Hours (First Time) : Pin 100–249 Hours (Second Time) : Letter C 100–249 Hours (Additional Times) : Bar for Letter C 250+ Hours : Presidential Letter, Certificate, and Pin 100–249 Hours All Five Years : Green Glass Fleur-de-Lis Paperweight (Presented at Baccalaureate Mass in May) Congratulations to Our Honorees! Certificate Recipients (50–99 Hours) Emma Batson (60) Molly Johnson (59) Samantha Mendel (55) Brees Zerby (58) Pin Recipients (100–249 Hours, First Time) Izabella Arregui (210) Kaidyn Cooley (100) Gianna Landry (118) Hannah McClung (104) Grace Rieth (161) Lauren Rieth (210) These students have gone above and beyond in their dedication to serving others, and we are so proud of their achievements. Whether they’ve volunteered at local community organizations, participated in mission trips, or supported school outreach programs, their compassion and generosity are making a lasting impact. 💚 To all our honorees, thank you for living out the true meaning of servant leadership. Your commitment inspires us all to do more and be more for others.

Celebrating Academic Excellence: 2024-2025 Academic Awards At Archbishop Chapelle High School, we are proud to recognize the hard work, dedication, and achievements of our students during the 2024-2025 school year. Their commitment to academic excellence exemplifies the spirit of perseverance and the pursuit of knowledge that defines our Chapelle community. Here are the outstanding students and the awards they earned this year: Honor Roll Students who maintained a 3.3 GPA or higher every quarter of the 2024-2025 school year have earned a place on the Honor Roll. This recognition reflects their consistent effort and determination throughout the year. Congratulations to our Honor Roll recipients: 9th Grade: Parker Buras Madison Gauthier Emily Hedrick Chloe Lange Ila Meers Jillian Orellana Remy Robin Olivia Rodriguez Makaila Varnado 10th Grade: Hailey Aucoin Olivia Barraco Iris Chiavetta Lauren de la Gardelle Alexa Ferina Reghan Howe Lantonia Mahne Ava Martinez Emma Masson Emma Oubre Christina Pierce Sarah Turcios Ashley Young 11th Grade: Mya Arroyo Alyssa Canfill Isabella Cannatella Marcella Casanova Sophie Exnicios Bella Impastato Mia Impastato A'lajah Jackson Makenzie Mares Dylan McLeod Cadence Reinhardt Kiyomi Ricks Avery Spadoni Sophia Stutson Jilah Thomas 12th Grade: Carina Castillion Mollie Chedotal Rachael Flores Victoria Frey Ava Galey Jena Gaudet Isabella Haik Keira Kissinger Kate Subervielle Emily A. Wilson Distinguished Honor Roll Students with a 3.6 GPA or higher every quarter of the school year have been named to the Distinguished Honor Roll. These students have demonstrated exceptional academic performance and dedication to their studies. Congratulations to our Distinguished Honor Roll recipients: 9th Grade: Leila Abbate Katelyn Albaral Lily Aucoin Maci Betz Evangeline Birke Ande Bohne Ava Braendel Sophia Brisset Marissa Bui Elise Cash Megan Cash Eleanor Cerise Julia Clark Alexa Comeaux Kaidyn Cooley Caroline Currault Madelyn Dabdoub Kathleen Elmer Lyssa Foltz Rylee Ford Molly Glorioso Amelia Hassell Molly Johnson Claire Johnston Ava Kissinger Leah LaBauve Dior Lambert Gianna Landry Makayla LeCour Trista Lerille Hannah McClung Brooklynn Modica Emma Myer Marin OBrien Sophia Organo Elise Palm Mallory Pansano Isabella Pelitire Maiya Pisciotta Isabella Pumila Jena Reuther Grace Rieth Lauren Rieth Cambry Roberts Emily Roop Molly Saia Siena Scozzari Brooke Sercovich Amélie Sharp Taelyn Smith Lyla Steimle Blakeleigh Sticker Lily-Grace Theriot Xenia Trejo Sara Turnipseed Alina Varkey Mazie Vogel Isabelle Wilson Kyla Wilson Leilani Wisecarver Melina Wurster Zoey Yeadon Brees Zerby 10th Grade: Alyssa Aleman Taylor Allen Madelyn Allesandro Sophia Almerico Molly Avrard Keira Bachemin Amelia Becker Angelica Bendeck Olivia Benner Kaelyn Berggren Elizabeth Blackburn Sarah Brechtel Brinley Brignac Addison Brouillette Alexandra Chedotal Rhylee Christian Mackayla Clark Noelle Cody Sarah Dufrene Brynn Dunn Molly Dunn Addison Egler Morgan Ellerbusch Reese Follette Hailey Ford Aubrey Frey Elena Garcia Lucy Guillot Sophia Hansen Emma Hawkins Ava Held Carolyne Hill Sophia Indovina Jessi Kammer Ava Kennedy Ruby Kiefer Bailey Kramer Brea Leone Shelby Lowrance Sophia Marcotte Ella Matherne Camryn McGregor Gabriela Mejia-Aguilar Emma Melan Nora Michelli Alexis Morgan Payton Morris Margaux Mouton Kristin Munch Anna Occhipinti Alyssa Pesantes Jolyn Pham Cecilia Pineda Regan Anna Poche Sophia Quigley Lia Reinecke Marigny Richards Elise Storey Vivian Tan Addison Terrio Lilian Voiles Isabella Whittle Emma Willmott Zoe Zabala Yara Zeitoun 11th Grade: Madison Adams Kendall Allen Olivia Atkins Harper Blackburn Brianna Borne Lillyana Bracamonte-Flowers Kaia Braendel Addison Breaux Kylie Burke Gabrielle Bush Nicol Caldeira Chloe Campbell Allyson Cardella Gia Chester Julia Clement Sierra Corales Caroline Cortez Audrey Cure Allyson Dardar Madissen De Sousa Kendall Decourt Kamryn DiMaggio Taylor Dubrock Audrey Dubuc Avery Duplantier Emma Flynn Amy Galvan-Mendoza Egan Guidroz Molly Harris Kalia Jones Lena Justice Kasey Kadinger Kaelen Keeton Calleigh Kies Peyton Klotz Helena LaForge Emily LeBlanc Jordan LeGaux Allyson Leon Allie LeSieur Jenny Mains Victoria McCann Saige McReynolds Riyan Meilleur Nikita Molaison Julie Mullen Alivia Nevels Cassie Ha-Ni Nguyen Jillian Orlando Rylie Panepinto Madison Pansano Lyla Pelle Avery Perez Johanna Perez Miley Perkins Eve Regan Sophia Richardson Karoline Roche' Leanne Siverd Ja’Layah Small Mackenzie Stanga Rylie Stierwald Allisson Suazo Caballero Lilly Treme' Julia Turnipseed Aashna Varkey McKenzie Verges Molly White Katie Williams Claire Willmott Sophia Wolz 12th Grade: Isabella Alcazar Kylie Andersen Kyla Apostolakis Isabella Arboneaux Chloe Arnold Kali Barber Gretchen Bassil Ryleigh Beck Alexa Bienvenu Blythe Bonnaffons Brooke Braun Kiara Carbajal Rayah Christian Logan Cooley Alexandra Daigre Karissa Dennis Kelsey Doyle Kolleen Dubroc Camryn Ellerbusch Samantha Fairchild Dilena Fernando Katelyn Gauthier Alayna Gillio Gracelyn Gros Ella Growl Penelope Haley Abby Hebbler Madison Heintz Isabella Holt Abigail Huggins Sarah Karcher Jaelynn Klein Demi Kostopoulos Ava Landry Macey Lane Anh Dao Le Emily Ledet Anita Li Sophia Marchan Kate Marks Lilly McNeil Allie Mixon Caroline Muller Elise Mulvihill Riley Mumphrey Drue Murray Mackenzie Ory Kayla Palacio Maylee Reese Delilah Richard Emma Rogers Gabriella Saia Hannah Sarver Kaleigh Scheve Kelsie Schmidt Isabella Schwarz Brooke Silva Katie Solis Emma Stevens Sarah Switzer Baylie Theriot Emma Tran Raegan Tuttle Lillian Weaver Shelby Williams Emily C. Wilson Grace Wilson Olivia Wurster Lilly Yavas Alexandra Young Outstanding Student Awards The Outstanding Student Awards are presented to students who earned the highest GPA in a specific course . These awards celebrate their extraordinary mastery of the subject matter and their commitment to academic excellence. Congratulations to our Outstanding Students: 9th Grade: Kaidyn Cooley - Introduction to Algebra Kathleen Elmer - English I Honors Clara Erdozain - Advanced Chorus Dior Lambert - English 8 & Integrated Science 8 Mallory Pansano - Academic Seminar (Full Year), Algebra I, Drama I Part 1, Louisiana History, Physical Science Lauren Rieth - Algebra I Honors, Beginning Band, Louisiana History (Semester) Blakeleigh Sticker - Drama I Part 1 Alina Varkey - Art I A, Latin I Honors, Louisiana History (Semester), Physical Science Honors, Theology 8 Kyla Wilson - Academic Seminar (Semester) 10th Grade: Sophia Almerico - English I Keira Bachemin - French I Elizabeth Blackburn - Art I B, Journalism, Latin II Honors Brinley Brignac - Biology I, English II Lucy Guillot - Introduction to Digital Media Ruby Kiefer - Spanish I Stella Latino - Drama I Part 2 Lantonia Mahne - Art IV B Ella Matherne - Art I A Margaux Mouton - Introduction to Digital Media Madison Pansano English III, Spanish II, Western Civilization Alyssa Pesantes - AP Human Geography, Art III B, Biology I Honors, English II Honors, Geometry Honors, Theology I Part 2 Christina Pierce - Art I B Anna Poche - World Geography Honors Addison Terrio Fine Arts Survey, Theology I Part 1 11th Grade: Brianna Borne - Introduction to Sociology, Theology II Part 2, Veterinary Science Gabrielle Bush - Algebra II Honors, AP European History, Chemistry I Honors, English III Honors Nicol Caldeira - French II Julia Clement - Art III A Taylor Dubrock - Art IV A Lena Justice - Western Civilization Honors Calleigh Kies - Introduction to Sociology Peyton Klotz - Chorus Jordan LeGaux - Art II A, Art II B Julie Mullen - Geometry Karoline Roche' - Spanish II Honors Lilly Treme' - Latin III Honors Savanna Upton - Advanced Chorus Aashna Varkey - Veterinary Science Katie Williams - Yearbook 12th Grade: Chloe Arnold - AP Psychology, Dual Enrollment Music Appreciation Camryn Ellerbusch - Introduction to Engineering Ella Growl - Introduction to Engineering Abby Hebbler - Introduction to Psychology, Physics Honors, Theology III Part 2, United States History Honors Sarah Karcher - Physics Demi Kostopoulos - AP 2-D Art & Design Ava Landry - Algebra II, English IV Anita Li - AP United States History Allie Mixon - Art IV Drue Murray - Holocaust & Genocide Studies Gabriella Saia - Dual Enrollment Music Appreciation Hannah Sarver - French III Honors Baylie Theriot Creative Writing, United States History Emma Tran - Advanced Math Precalculus Honors, AP English IV - English Language & Composition, AP Latin, Business Economics Emily C. Wilson - Dual Enrollment Music Appreciation Alexandra Young - Chemistry I, Theology III Part 1 A Bright Future Ahead We are incredibly proud of all our award recipients and their hard work during this school year. Their achievements are a testament to their dedication, talent, and the support of their families and teachers.  As we look forward to another year of growth and learning, we celebrate the achievements of these remarkable students and encourage everyone to strive for excellence in all they do. 💚 Congratulations, Chipmunks! 💚

Meet the Sophomore Class Student Council Officers! We’re proud to introduce the Sophomore Class Student Council Officers for the Class of 2028 ! These exceptional leaders have stepped up to represent their class and are ready to make this year an exciting and successful one for their fellow sophomores. Sophomore Class Officers President : Yara Zeitoun Vice President : Nora Michelli Secretary : Ava Kennedy Treasurer : Reese Follette Historian : Sloan Boudoin  These students have already been hard at work brainstorming ideas, planning activities, and finding ways to foster school spirit within the sophomore class. Whether it’s organizing events or supporting their peers, we know they’ll lead with enthusiasm and dedication to make this year unforgettable! 💚🤍 Congratulations to our Sophomore Class Officers! We can’t wait to see all that you’ll achieve this year. 🤍💚

Kicking Off the Year with Our First "Spend-A- Day" Event! Archbishop Chapelle High School was buzzing with excitement as we hosted our first Spend-A-Day event of the year! Today, we welcomed 24 amazing students from elementary schools across the region to experience what life as a Chipmunk is all about. Our Spend-A-Day Guests: Adeline Angelina Annie Aria Aubrey Aurora Ava Brooke Carleigh Elise Evelyn Harper B. Harper R. Isabella Jaelyn Kennedy Kinsley Mila Peyton G. Peyton W. Sophia J. Sophia P. Sophia S. Victoria A Day to Remember Our future Chipmunks started their day with warm smiles and a big welcome from our Chapelle ambassadors. From the moment they stepped onto campus, they were immersed in all the incredible things that make Chapelle special. Highlights of the Day Exciting Class Visits : Students joined in on interactive lessons and got a firsthand look at our vibrant academic environment. Campus Tours : They explored our beautiful campus, including classrooms, the chapel, and our state-of-the-art facilities. Lunch & Fellowship : Our guests enjoyed lunch with current Chapelle students, connecting with new friends and hearing about life at Chapelle. Fun Activities : From hands-on projects to engaging demonstrations, the day was packed with opportunities to learn, laugh, and have fun! Why Spend-A-Day Matters The Spend-A-Day program is one of our favorite traditions at Chapelle. It allows prospective students to experience our welcoming community, strong traditions, and exceptional programs. We hope that by spending a day with us, these young women can picture themselves as part of the Chapelle family. We are so grateful to the 24 students who spent their day with us today. Your energy, curiosity, and enthusiasm lit up our campus, and we hope you had the best day ever ! 💚 To our future Chipmunks: We can’t wait to see you again soon—hopefully as part of the Chapelle family one day! Want to join the fun? Our next Spend-A-Day event is just around the corner. If you or someone you know is interested in experiencing Chapelle, visit our website to sign up!

Chapelle Bowling Shines at Capitol City Strike Out Although Archbishop Chapelle’s bowling season officially kicks off in January, several members of the Chapelle Bowling Team wasted no time making their mark at the first individual tournament of the year. Over Labor Day Weekend, five of our talented Chipmunks traveled to Baton Rouge to compete in the Capitol City Strike Out , an annual event that draws some of the state’s finest young bowlers and marks the start of the youth bowling calendar. A Strong Showing in Baton Rouge Among the 80 competitors , Chapelle proudly fielded five dedicated bowlers who competed in both the U15 and U18 Girls Divisions , representing our school with skill, determination, and Chapelle pride. U15 Girls/Boys Division Brynn Caire (8th Grade) and Kristin Munch (Sophomore) competed in the U15 Division, delivering commendable performances in the intense 8-game qualifier. While they did not advance to the Sunday playoffs, both demonstrated impressive potential and gained valuable experience for the season ahead. U18 Girls Division In the highly competitive U18 Girls Division, Taylor Bourdonnay (Junior) , Addison Belle (Junior) , and Alexandra Young (Senior) brought grit and determination to the lanes: Taylor finished Saturday’s 8-game qualifier in 15th place, just shy of the playoff cut. Addison and Alexandra shined, finishing in 5th and 6th place , respectively, securing their spots in the Sunday playoffs . Addison led all Chapelle bowlers with an impressive 190 average per game during the qualifiers. Sunday Playoff Highlights: A Chipmunk Showdown The Sunday playoff followed a double-elimination bracket format , and both Addison and Alexandra delivered performances that captured the competitive spirit of Chapelle Bowling: After a tough start, both were sent to the loser’s bracket in the first round. In their second games, Addison eliminated the #2 seed, while Alexandra ousted the #1 seed—a testament to their resilience and focus. This set up an all-Chipmunk match for 4th place , where Addison won the first game with a stunning score of 212 . Alexandra, however, bounced back to win the second game and the total pin count, advancing her to the 3rd place match . Alexandra’s Run to the Finals Facing Ava Doucet from St. Joseph’s in Baton Rouge, Alexandra delivered clutch performances, winning with scores of 213 and 237 to advance to the championship match. In the finals, she faced Caroline Engeron from Albany. Despite Alexandra’s impressive scores of 188 and 207 , Caroline’s exceptional average of 230 per game earned her the title. Alexandra proudly finished in 2nd place , earning a $245 scholarship and maintaining a remarkable 201 average over ten games on Sunday. Celebrating Our Chipmunks All five bowlers represented Chapelle with excellence, sportsmanship, and determination throughout the weekend. Notably, Chapelle was the only school with more than one qualifier in the U18 Girls Division—a true testament to the strength of our bowling program. We are incredibly proud of each of these young women for their hard work and dedication. Their performances in Baton Rouge are just the beginning of what promises to be an exciting bowling season for Archbishop Chapelle! 💚 Congratulations to Brynn, Kristin, Taylor, Addison, and Alexandra! You’ve made your Chapelle family proud! 💚