Before our Thanksgiving break, Chapelle Chipmunks got together to show support for local families during the holidays. Each homeroom brought in items that could be beneficial for a Thanksgiving meal. Items were donated to St. Mary Magdalen Parish with fun Thanksgiving activities to complete with the family. The Thanksgiving baskets are a tradition at Chapelle. This is a great way to give these families...

Chapelle has welcomed many new teachers this year, and our spotlight this week is Ms. Lynsey Giardina ‘17. Ms. Giardina teaches English III and Speech. We stopped by to interview Ms. Giardina to get the scoop on what she loves most about coming back and working at Chapelle. “What I like most about working at Chapelle is being able to walk these halls again and witness new memories from a place...

As Archbishop Chapelle celebrates 60 years, we want to look back on the fond memories made with faculty, friends, students, and most importantly, family. Kicking off our celebration, we have the Navarre family that includes a long list of legacies that have attended Chapelle over the 60-year time frame. Debra Bautsch Navarre '69 attended Chapelle as a student with many of her sisters. She enjoyed her...

Recently, we had four of our own Chapelle students chosen for the Rummel homecoming court. Addison Arceneaux (queen), Madeline Vogt, Britney Barattini, and Lauren Derbes. When asked about her initial reaction, Arceneaux said, " My reaction was pure excitement. I cried tears of joy, and I was so thankful to hear my name being said as queen.”    When questioned what she gained from this...

Have you ever wondered what made your teacher choose Education for their career? We sat down with our new English 8 teacher and Chapelle alumnae, Teresa LaCour to get to know her a little better.   Q: What made you choose to become a teacher? A: “While I was working Chapelle summer camp in 2019, I realized that I wanted to be in education! I loved being with my campers and creating...

“Chapelle Spend-a-Day” is an honored tradition at Archbishop Chapelle High School. During a Chapelle Spend-a-Day, a  future chipmunk is paired up with a current Chapelle student and gets to learn the ins and outs of Chapelle by actually following that student’s schedule. The “Spendy” also participates in rally games and is decked out in their future class colors. I got the chance to...