Frances Passerat de la Chapelle

Background

Chapelle, Frances Passerat de la was born on February 3, 1940 in Englewood, New Jersey, United States. Daughter of Richard and Frances (Barr Malone) de la Chapelle.

Education

Bachelor, Maryville College, 1961. Master of Arts, Catholic University America, 1969. Modern Sciences and Arts, University Notre Dame, 1977.

Civil Engineering, Jesuit School Theology, 1981.

Career

Teacher, Kenwood High School, 1964; teacher, administrator, Stone Ridge Country Day School, Bethesda, Maryland., 1965-1967; teacher, administrator, Stuart Country Day School, Princeton, New Jersey, 1967-1969; dean students, Newton (Massachusetts) College, 1969-1975; head high school, Stuart Country Day School, Princeton, New Jersey, 1975-1980; teacher, director admissions and college guidance, Newton Country Day School, 1981-1983; headmistress, principal, Woodlands Academy Sacred Heart, Lake Forest, Illinois, 1983-1991; director ongoing formation for ministry, Society of Sacred Heart, United States Province, St. Louis, since 1991. Trustee Carollton, Miami, Florida, 1971-1978, Newton Academy, Stone Ridge Country Day, Stuart Country Day, 91st St., New York, 1976-1977, Woodlands Academy, 1980-1983, Sacred Heart Schools, Chicago, 1983-1989, Duchesne Academy, Omaha, since 1989. Speaker in field.

Achievements

• Frances Passerat de la Chapelle has been listed as a noteworthy Religion educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member planning commission Washington Province, 1968-1969. Member Religious of Sacred Heart, National Association Women Deans, National Association Indiana Schools, Indiana High School Association Greater Chicago.

Connections

Father:

Richard Chapelle

Mother:

Frances (Barr Malone) Chapelle