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ALUMNAE  SPOTLIGHT

By Jamie Hanzo February 3, 2026
We are proud to spotlight four outstanding Archbishop Chapelle alumnae from the Class of 2019 who are being recognized for excellence in the health professions! Meagan Giovingo '19, Emily Sabido '19, Marlena Majarrez '19, and Ashley Stall '19 were recently inducted into the Alpha Eta Honor Society at the LSU School of Allied Health Professions. The Alpha Eta National Honor Society for Allied Health Professions recognizes the top 10–20% of allied health students nationwide, with selection based on academic achievement and faculty recommendations—an incredible honor. 💚Meagan Giovingo ’19, Emily Sabido ’19, and Marlena Majarrez ’19 are graduating this spring with their Doctorate in Physical Therapy. 💚Ashley Stall ’19 is graduating this spring with her Master’s in Occupational Therapy. Their dedication to academics, service, and patient care reflects the strong foundation built at Chapelle and the compassion needed in the healthcare field. We are so proud of these alumnae and look forward to the positive impact they will make as healthcare professionals. Congratulations to these incredible Chipmunks on this well‑deserved achievement!
By Jamie Hanzo January 30, 2026
Alumna Spotlight: Jenn Winston Williams ’11 ✨💚  We are proud to spotlight Chapelle alumna Jenn Winston Williams ’11, who was recently named Teacher of the Year at Belle Chasse Primary School! Jenn currently serves as a Pre‑K teacher, where her dedication, passion, and love for her students shine each and every day. Belle Chasse Primary School shared their praise, recognizing her for consistently going above and beyond to support the success and happiness of their youngest learners—a true testament to her heart for teaching and service. Jenn’s commitment to education and care for her students beautifully reflects the values instilled during her time at Archbishop Chapelle High School. Her work is making a lasting impact at the very beginning of her students’ educational journeys, and we couldn’t be more proud to call her a Chipmunk alumna. Congratulations, Jenn Winston Williams ’11, on this well‑deserved honor! Your Chapelle family is cheering you on. 💚🍎
By Jamie Hanzo December 19, 2025
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.
By Jamie Hanzo November 19, 2025
Alumna Spotlight: Aimee Webre ’96 Named Teacher of the Year! We’re thrilled to celebrate Aimee Webre ’96, who has been named Teacher of the Year for Ellender High School! Aimee’s dedication to her students, creativity in the classroom, and passion for education make her a shining example of what it means to live out Chapelle’s values of Faith, Tradition, and Excellence every day. Reflecting on this well-deserved honor, Aimee shared, “I am extremely grateful to be surrounded by great administrators and teachers!” Her humility and commitment to teamwork remind us that inspiring educators don’t just teach — they lead with heart and lift others along the way. Congratulations, Aimee, on this incredible achievement! Your Chapelle family is so proud of all the lives you continue to touch through your work in education.
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ALUMNAE  SPOTLIGHT

By Jamie Hanzo February 3, 2026
We are proud to spotlight four outstanding Archbishop Chapelle alumnae from the Class of 2019 who are being recognized for excellence in the health professions! Meagan Giovingo '19, Emily Sabido '19, Marlena Majarrez '19, and Ashley Stall '19 were recently inducted into the Alpha Eta Honor Society at the LSU School of Allied Health Professions. The Alpha Eta National Honor Society for Allied Health Professions recognizes the top 10–20% of allied health students nationwide, with selection based on academic achievement and faculty recommendations—an incredible honor. 💚Meagan Giovingo ’19, Emily Sabido ’19, and Marlena Majarrez ’19 are graduating this spring with their Doctorate in Physical Therapy. 💚Ashley Stall ’19 is graduating this spring with her Master’s in Occupational Therapy. Their dedication to academics, service, and patient care reflects the strong foundation built at Chapelle and the compassion needed in the healthcare field. We are so proud of these alumnae and look forward to the positive impact they will make as healthcare professionals. Congratulations to these incredible Chipmunks on this well‑deserved achievement!
By Jamie Hanzo January 30, 2026
Alumna Spotlight: Jenn Winston Williams ’11 ✨💚  We are proud to spotlight Chapelle alumna Jenn Winston Williams ’11, who was recently named Teacher of the Year at Belle Chasse Primary School! Jenn currently serves as a Pre‑K teacher, where her dedication, passion, and love for her students shine each and every day. Belle Chasse Primary School shared their praise, recognizing her for consistently going above and beyond to support the success and happiness of their youngest learners—a true testament to her heart for teaching and service. Jenn’s commitment to education and care for her students beautifully reflects the values instilled during her time at Archbishop Chapelle High School. Her work is making a lasting impact at the very beginning of her students’ educational journeys, and we couldn’t be more proud to call her a Chipmunk alumna. Congratulations, Jenn Winston Williams ’11, on this well‑deserved honor! Your Chapelle family is cheering you on. 💚🍎
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