Laissez les Bons Temps Rouler: Chapelle Alumnae Northshore Social 💜🎭 The Mardi Gras season rolled on with another joyful alumnae gathering as Chapelle Alumnae from the Northshore came together for a festive social on February 3 from 6–8 p.m. at Triple Nickel Grill in Madisonville. Set against the lively spirit of Carnival, alumnae enjoyed an evening filled with great conversation, laughter, and reconnecting with fellow Chipmunks. The turnout was fantastic, and it was wonderful to see so many familiar faces sharing stories, catching up, and celebrating the Chapelle bond off campus. Events like this remind us that once a Chipmunk, always a Chipmunk. Whether near or far, our alumnae community continues to grow and stay connected, especially during a season that celebrates joy, tradition, and togetherness. Thank you to everyone who joined us for such a fun and festive evening. We loved seeing you and look forward to many more alumnae gatherings as Carnival season continues!

Let the Good Times Bloom: Alumnae Mardi Gras Flower Painting Social 🌸🎭 Laissez les bons temps rouler! Archbishop Chapelle High School kicked off Carnival season in the most colorful way with our Alumnae Mardi Gras Flower Painting Social on Tuesday evening, and it was truly a night to remember. We were thrilled to welcome our alumnae back to campus for our first‑ever event of this kind, celebrating Mardi Gras through creativity, connection, and Chipmunk spirit. With paintbrushes in hand and festive flair in the air, alumnae enjoyed a relaxed and joyful evening creating beautiful flower paintings inspired by the season. It was wonderful to see so many alumnae reconnecting with classmates, sharing laughter, and making new memories on campus. The turnout was incredible, and the enthusiasm and energy brought by our alumnae made the event extra special.  As we enter Carnival season, this event was a beautiful reminder that the Chapelle bond is timeless—full of color, joy, and tradition. Thank you to all who joined us to celebrate, create, and kick off Mardi Gras the Chapelle way.

Do you want to march with the Chapelle Cheerleaders and Hi-Steppers as a banner holder? We are looking for 6-9 banner holders for each parade we are marching in. We have three banners that we march with at both parades. Thoth is Sunday, February 15 we will depart Chapelle at 9:00 AM, and won't return until sometime between 4:00-5:00 PM. We provide bus transportation to the parade site and back to Chapelle. Centurions is Monday, February 16 we will depart Chapelle between 4:00-5:00 PM (this time will be set next week). It is hard to say what time we will return back to Chapelle just yet. We provide bus transportation to the parade site and back to Chapelle.  If you definitely want to march with us, please email Stacy Woodward ( swoodward@archbishopchapelle.org ) with the parade or parades you want to march with.

Chipmunks Share the Gift of Reading for the 11th Year 📚💚 Archbishop Chapelle High School is proud to continue a cherished tradition of service and generosity. For the 11th year, our Chipmunks donated 100 books to Manning Family Children’s Hospital as part of our ongoing efforts to promote literacy and spread joy. This meaningful project is an annual service initiative of Chapters with Chipmunks, inviting students to give back in a simple yet powerful way. Chipmunks donated new books that were gifted to children staying in the hospital during the Christmas season, offering comfort, encouragement, and moments of happiness during a challenging time. Through this project, our students shared more than books. They shared hope, kindness, and the joy of storytelling. We are hopeful that these books brought smiles to many young patients and helped make their holidays a little brighter. We are incredibly proud of our Chipmunks for their continued commitment to service and compassion. This long‑standing tradition is a beautiful reflection of our mission to form young women who live out their faith by serving others.

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!