News and Announcements

On Friday March 22nd, Chapel students brought in 237 pairs of slightly worn shoes to share with the homeless as part of the Feet the Homeless Drive. The drive was so successful, it has been extended to Monday the 25th. Students who bring in shoes for the needy may wear shirts of their favoite college basketball team. Students may also wear their favorite sneakers.
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Chapel's relay teams outdid themselves at the first meet of the year-Boys and Girls! The track event took place at Cathedral High. The team is already practicing for the next competition, the last weekend of March at Notre Dame, Sherman Oaks.
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Whether it's the promise of pie or the desire to prove how much one's beautiful brain can remember, PI Day at Chapel gets better every year. Fighting to the very finish, the following students remembered more digits than any of their classmates. They each have a delicious pie to prove it. Congratulations! Thank you Mr. del Pozo for putting this competition on each year.




Aden Lee
4th grade- 125 digits
Morgan Williams
5th grade- 126 digits
Jacob Diaz
6th grade- 185 digits
Samuel Christopher
7th grade- 253 digits
Elhanan Anteneh
8th grade- 230 digits
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Ninety-nine Catholic schools met Sunday, March 3rd at the Long Beach Pyramid to determine the two schools that would represent the L.A. Archdiocese at the final competition that includes California schools as well as schools from other states. The L.A. tournament is the biggest competition in the entire state. Chapel placed 9th in logic, 5th in SuperQuiz, 10th in Fine Arts (Marco Castro 8th), 3rd in English (Cliff Connor 6th), 3rd in Social Studies (Joaquin Recinos 7th) When all the scores were in, Chapel place 5th overall. Thanks go to our decathletes, their parents, Miss Kipp, Mr. del Pozo, Mr. Pham, Mrs. Craft, Mr. Danny Gonzalez, Mr. Michael (Uniforms), faculty who worked the event, Mrs. Moldavon, and previous teams whose inspiration still lights our way. God bless CCS!!
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Chapel's Speech Team traveled to St. Bernard School on Saturday for an all day tournament. When the competition was complete, Chapel had earned a 1st in oratorical thanks to Maya Bryant (8th), a 3rd in oratorical courtesy of Eva Coleman (8th) and a 1st in sight-reading with a riveting presentation of The Outsiders by Adrianna Brady (8th). Adrianna also placed in story-telling at the meet. God bless our speech team. They will be taking the week off and then gearing up for the leat tournament of the year.
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There was no rest for our Chapel Wolves over the 3-day weekend. On Sunday, February 17th, Chapel's Boys' "A" Basketball Team bettered their season record to 7-1 in a decisive victory by mercy rule against St. John Fisher. According to the very proud Mr. del Pozo, "They played great!" Congrats to our boys and their devoted coaches.
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Monday's in service was spent with the renown Dr. Marcia Tate. The faculty learned new strategies to inspire learning and motivate our students. During the short lunch break, members walked over to Olvera Street for a quick bite and photo opp,
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On Saturday, February 2nd, Chapel competed against 23 other Los Angeles schools at the Annual Cathedral High Quizbowl. It was the first academic competition of the year for our team. At the end of the day, when all the points were counted, Chapel was the only school to have placed in all eight individual events as well as both team events: logic and super quiz. We are so proud of our team and thankful for their parents. Here are the results:
Cathedral Chapel's AJHD Team placed in the following areas:

Religion: 1st Place Sophia Baumann (8th)
English: 2nd Place Cliff Connors (6th)
Social Studies: 4th Place Joaquin Recinos (7th)
Math: 2nd Place Skye Connors (8th)
Science: 3rd Place Vincent Park (3rd)
Literature: 3rd Place Colin Moore (3rd)
Current Events: 1st Place Jordan del Pozo (7th)
Fine Arts: 4th Place Marco Castro (8th)
Logic Quiz: 3rd Place (Team Event)
Super Quiz: 2nd Place (Team Event)
Overall Place: 2nd Place
Team Events: Megan David (7th) and Renae Salonga (6th)
Alternate: Reese Salonga (6th)
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On Tuesday, Chapel second graders delivered baskets of goodies and thank-you letters to our local police stations to show our respect and gratitude for their service. Two days later, Officer Milliner and Officer Davenport returned the favor by stopping by in person to thank the students for their generosity and thoughtfulness. God bless our local heroes.
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On Tuesday, January 29th, Chapel second and fourth graders reached out to the men and women who keep the city safe. The students supplied the sherriffs with enough cookies to last them until spring. This was all part of Catholic Schools Week and Community Appreciation Day. God bless our police officers and sheriffs for their service.
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