COVID-19 Parent Information Night
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2021 Graduation Mass & Awards Ceremony
AN INTEGRATED INDIVIDUAL WHO appreciates and understands art and music and incorporates habits of proper nutrition, health and fitness into one's lifestyle
AN EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATOR WHO communicates through a variety of media; effectively expresses ideas, opinions and feelings orally and in writing.
A RESPONSIBLE CITIZEN WHO understands and shows respect for the individuals that government our country, protect our community and maintain a safe environment.
A FAITHFUL CHRISTIAN WHO demonstrates a spirit of service in church, family, school and community.
A LIFE-LONG LEARNER WHO uses good study habits and research skills, demonstrates a solid foundation of the core subjects and shows an ability to work effectively both independently and collaboratively.
Chapel News
Cathedral Chapel School Back to School Night
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Meet the Next Generation of Leaders
Watch our students demonstrate excellent oral speaking and leadership skills as they present their speeches for the 2021-22 CCS Student Council.
Calendar
Dismissal for K - 8
Time: 12:30 PM – 1 PM
Faculty Meeting
Time: 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM
School Board Meeting
Time: 5:30 PM – 7 PM
Dismissal for K - 8
Time: 12:30 PM – 1 PM
Faculty Meeting
Time: 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM
Student Showcase
Chapel 6th Grader Crowns Mary at OLA Cathedral
Sophia Reyes was given the honor of crowning the Virgin Mary at the Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral on Monday morning. She then led the congregation in the praying of the Rosary. She was the epitome of grace and beauty as she accompanied Archbishop Gomez in the inspirational service. We are so proud of Sophia. God bless her and her family.
Kinder and 8th Say "Good-bye" Virtually in 2020
Back in the day, meaning last year and each year before this , our kinders would visit the 8th graders near the end of the year to wish them well as they closed in on their last days as Chapel students. Often the classes would share little mementos of their time together in school families. There was no way we could let that time-honored tradition be skipped due to a pandemic. On Thursday, the last day of Spirit Week, the Class of 2029 and the Class of 2020 made and decorated heartfelt cards for each other and shared them in Zoom rooms. It was sweet, funny, precious, and loving. I think I heard and saw some tears here and there. Thank you Miss Seanez and Ms. Cendejas for making this such a wonderful and memorable experience. Thank you too, Students, for creating such magic with your beautiful cards and warm words. God bless our kinder parents for making the experience work so well.
Bon Appetit! (Check Out Our 4th Grade Chefs)
Showing their great, school spirit, our fourth graders joined their classes on Wednesday, May 15th, all dressed up as chefs. On Monday students were encouraged to attend class in their pajamas, and yesterday was color day. Each class wore a different color of the rainbow, and then some. We may be away for our campus, but we can still show our school and class spirit. God bless our students.
Spirit Week at a Distance
Black Lives Matter
Kinder Loves Learning at Chapel
Project Based Learning
Honors Assembly
Breakfast with Santa