News and Announcements

Friday October 19th, the faculty spent at the de Paul Retreat Center in Montebello. The day was spent in prayer and honest reflection. One of the many benefits of the day was the opportunity to share the gratitude felt for the blessings of working at a place like CCS where we can surround ourself with honorable, hard-working, creative, supportive, dynamic people who are dedicated to our Chapel students. Thank you, Father Truc, for joining us and celebrating Mass with us at the end of the day. We are so very blessed at CCS.
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Thursday, following a beautiful Mass hosted by our 6th graders, our stellar student council shared skits with the student body. Their purpose was to remind us about the need to show respect to others and to not only refrain from bullying but to stop the bullying if we see it. Thank you once again, student council, for reminding us of the importance of building good character, showing moral courage, and embracing our diversity. God bless CCS!
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For 11 years, Chapel has been blessed to have had Mr. and Mrs. Morris coaching our girls in volleyball. They coached their last home game for Chapel on Tuesday, October 15th. One would be hard pressed to find anyone on campus who remembers the girls' volleyball program without this amazing pair at the helm. Teaching the basics of the sport and instilling a strong work ethic was just the beginning. Since 2008 the Morriises have included character building as a pillar of their program. They have stressed the values of teamwork, trust, responsibility, integrity, and kindness. Following the game on Tuesday, Mrs. Morris hosted an extraordinary celebration that focused on the 8th graders. Her words were inspirational. Fans, parents, and teachers were brought to tears. The Morrises will be missed but always remembered with gratitude and admiration.
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Our Wolves played tough on both sides of the ball in their weekend match against St. Paul. Chapel scored 20 unanswered points in the game. Thank you to our coaches and congratulations to all.
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Chapel's She Wolves downed Holy Family, Christ the King, St. Bede, Sacred Heart, and St Thomas Aquinas on Saturday, October 13th. They made it all the way to the championship game at the Sacred Heart Volleyball Tournament, and although they battled mightily, they fell to St. Thomas Apostle 20-25. Congratulations to our talented, hard-working team and their amazing coaches: Mr. and Mrs. Morris. Congratulations to Althea Morris as well for being named to the All-Tournament Team. God bless you all!
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The Girls' volleyball team was all smiles on Sunday after their big game against Christ the King. The Chapel She Wolves won big time and did so in the presence of five members of last year's team who came to cheer them on.
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.Mr. Roman del Pozo, the CCS Student Council Moderator, arranged for our student council to attend a leadership conference at Providence High School on Thursday, October 3rd. Fourteen other Catholic elementary schools were in attendance as well. Our students plan to share what they learned with the student body on their return. Chapel is blessed to have a very energetic, innovative, dedicated student council. God bless CCS!
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Today our flag was flown at half mast as students showed their empathy for the victims of 9/11. They also showed their generosity for the privilege of wearing our country's colors by bringing in three cans each to help the needy. When all the items were counted, we were able to send the food pantry 650 cans of food. This is the third day in a row that our student council has planned and beautifully executed a wonderfully successful event to build our school community and foster our Christian values. Thank you for your hard work and enthusiasm.
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Chapel students celebrated Grandparents Day by inviting theirs for lunch on Monday, September 9th. Student council outdid themselves with beautiful posters, balloons, decorations, and picture frames for the celebration. It was a wonderful afternoon filled with smiles and laughter and love.
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