This is where

memories

are made


This is where

faith

blossoms

This is where potential

 is exceeded


 SINCE 1962

And this is where

you belong

Of all that Archbishop Chapelle High School offers to our students and their families, the most important is a fundamental promise: to know and love every young lady for who she is.


Our promise means that we teach and mentor each student mindful of their interests and strengths, both inside and beyond the classroom. It means that we help each student on her way to becoming her true, her best, and her most fully realized self in a warm environment rooted in Catholicism.

As we guide our students to grow into confident and capable women, we know they will find a home in these halls. They will build bonds that will last a lifetime and carry fond memories with them always. We invite you to learn more about our home and see how truly special it is to be a Chip.

DEUS PROVIDEBIT

GOD WILL PROVIDE

Chips at a Glance .

What's New, Chips?

By Jamie Hanzo 06 Sep, 2024
Congratulations to these amazing Chipmunks for receiving an academic honor from the College Board National Recognition Program. We believe there’s so much that makes our students unique and an asset to colleges, and with this award, we can help more students celebrate that. 🌟Olivia Farrell - First Generation, Hispanic 🌟Dalila Gulati - First Generation, Hispanic 🌟Penelope Haley - First Generation 🌟Abby Hebbler - First Generation 🌟Mackenzie Ory - First Generation 🌟Gianna Rodriguez - Hispanic What are the National Recognition Programs? A tangible way to recognize the academic achievements of rural area/small town, African American/Black, Hispanic/Latino, Indigenous/Native American, and (new in 2024) first-generation students. Eligibility Criteria for National Recognition Programs: Students can submit in 10th or 11th grade, based on: - Take the Fall 2023 PSAT/NMSQT (10th or 11th) or Spring PSAT 10 (10th) and score in the top 10% of test takers from their award program in their state. - Or earn a 3+ on 2 or more distinct AP exams in the 9th and/or 10th grade. - And earn a cumulative GPA of B+ or higher (at least 3.3 or 87-89%) by the time of submission. - And identify as first-generation, Black or African American, Hispanic or Latino, Indigenous or Native and/or attend school in a rural area or small town.
By Jamie Hanzo 07 Oct, 2024
🌟FUTURE CHIPS🌟
By Jamie Hanzo 07 Oct, 2024
NOLA YOUTH CONFERENCE 💚🙏 Nearly 50 Chapelle students joined the Archdiocese’s NOLA Catholic Youth Conference for a powerful day of faith and fellowship. From inspiring speakers to uplifting praise and worship, plus moments for Mass, confession, and adoration, our students had the chance to reflect on the theme “Be Not Afraid” and deepen their connection with Christ and each other. We’re so proud of these incredible young women for their commitment to growing in their faith!
By Jamie Hanzo 07 Oct, 2024
AVCA Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week🏐💚 At the October 1st Volleyball game against Dutchtown Athletics , the Archbishop Chapelle High School VolleyChips honored the amazing officials who keep the game going strong with their hard work and dedication. Thanks for everything you do! #OfficialsAppreciation

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