Notre Dame High School

On March 3rd, a group of four ND students placed in the top third of teams during the World Affairs Councils of America 20th Annual Academic WorldQuest. Academic WorldQuest is a competition that tests the knowledge of high school students on various international affairs. Thank you for representing us, ladies! 🌎💭💪

Today ND held one of our final celebrations for Black History Month. Pastor Brandon Wilkes from the St. Louis Reconciliation Network led a service focused on racial harmony, Christian unity, and peace. He challenged us to work towards creating a #firmlyunited culture that embraces the “and” and to follow Christ’s message to love all our neighbors. The service also included a praise dance performed by several of our black students. It was a truly powerful celebration!

Happy Twos-Day! 2-22-22

Four groups of French 3 and 4 students presented at the Impact Challenge Showcase hosted by Principia School. Their proposals addressed one of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. This challenge provided an opportunity to foster students’ desire to be change agents at a global scale while gaining real-world feedback from community leaders and local organizations actively working to address the SDGs. We are so proud of their innovative ideas!

Throwback to dancing the night away with our dads! 💃🕺

Today is International Women and Girls in Science Day! Did you know? Students are able to double up in science classes while at ND and over half of the department offerings are weighted courses. These opportunities along with our all-girls environment empowers our young women to explore and pursue #STEM related fields.

Congratulations to four of our talented students whose artwork was chosen for the Missouri Art Education Association (#MAEA) Youth Art Month Capitol Exhibit in Jefferson City! We are so proud of you — Allison Roeder '22 (photo), Tatum Stapf '24 (still life), Morgan Stokes '25 (shapes) and Ruby Tevebaugh '25 (portrait) 📸🎨

Our students celebrated #CatholicSchoolsWeek by collecting various items needed by Ronald McDonald House St. Louis. Thank you @ndstuco__ for setting up a successful donation drive for a very deserving organization. As always, we were amazed at the generosity of our students!

Fun Catholic Schools Week Trivia Night with the School Sisters of Notre Dame and other SSND schools. We even brought home the win!

Intro to Art class got creative with the snow when we were virtual last week! ❄️

Shoutout to all our Rebel student-athletes on National Girls and Women in Sports Day!

REMINDER: Due to forecasted inclement weather, Notre Dame High School will be closed today, Wednesday, February 2nd.

Happy Catholic Schools Week!

Happy Acceptance Letter Day to the Class of 2026! ⚓️ #letterday #classof2026 #homeiswheretheanchordrops

A group of 8 students represented ND at the March For Life in DC last weekend, as well as 15+ other students who traveled with their parishes. They all had a safe pilgrimage!

On January 7th, we welcomed back some of our young alumnae to chat all about COLLEGE with our current students. Each class had the opportunity to listen and ask the panel questions on a range of topics. Thank you to all the alumnae that came back to ND to share their experiences and perspectives.

Congratulations to Kathryn Pohl '23 who had a photograph selected for an annual art show at Webster's The May Gallery! The art show, Beginnings: The High School Photography Exhibition, will run through January 14, 2022 and will feature photographs from several area high school students.

Please keep our students in your prayers as they prepare to take their final exams this week!

Carolers, cocoa, Christmas comfies and…a visit from one of Santa's "reindeer" — ND's annual Cocoa & Cram definitely brought the holiday cheer before final exams!  Thank you @ndstuco__ and special shoutout to Westin Littlehoof!

The Annual Catholic Appeal invites high school juniors to participate in an essay scholarship contest each year. Congratulations to students Anna Wokurka, Jessica Kelly and Colleen Machisen who were the scholarship recipients for ND! Their essays addressed why it is important to participate in the appeal, how they practice stewardship in their life and how people in the archdiocese are impacted by the ACA.