Open House

We teach through the art of conversation, great books, and time-tested practices to guide students. Teachers engage students in the wonders of the sciences, the orderliness of mathematics, and a chronological sequence of history, using primary source documents. Using language and communication studies, we form clear thinkers and articulate communicators. Faith integration is seen across the curriculum.

Yes. Our program builds strong foundations in reading, writing, and math. Graduates commonly enter high school honors and advanced placement programs, with high schools reporting strong preparedness.

Yes. Science and math are core components of our curriculum. We emphasize observation, logic, and lab work.

We use technology intentionally to support learning, not distract from it. We thoughtfully deploy digital tools when they enrich the classroom experiences, foster creativity, or strengthen connections. Rooted in classical Catholic tradition, we prioritize authentic human interaction, deep reflection, and the development of virtue. We prepare students to engage in today’s digital world with responsibility, discernment, and a commitment to use technology in the pursuit of truth, beauty, and goodness.

Our student-to-teacher ratio averages 14:1. Our teachers know students by name, and our students form strong bonds with their peers. We offer personalized instruction, resource support, and enrichment pathways tailored to individual readiness and interests.

We support 504 plans and ISPs. We also review IEPs from public school districts and collaborate with families to determine support we can offer via our Resource Department. Contact Admissions to explore more.

We offer seven athletics programs across three seasons, as well as a variety of extracurricular activities and clubs, including yearbook, band, student ambassadors, Little Flowers leaders, and service through the parish. Offerings vary annually, based on students’ interests. Additionally, middle school students have the opportunity to choose electives from fifth through eighth grade.

Tuition varies for preschool based on the program level and the desired length and frequency of days. The average annual tuition for a K–8 family with one enrolled child is $5,800, excluding fees and a family pledge, if applicable.
Importantly, we are committed to partnering with families to make a Notre Dame School education possible. We encourage every interested family to connect with our Admissions team to learn more about tuition assistance, which includes scholarships, need-based aid, and considerations for parishioners and multi-child families.

Yes. We accept applications on a rolling basis as space allows. Our Admissions process supports placement, records, and onboarding. Contact Admissions.

No. All families who support our mission are welcome to apply. The Catholic faith identifies parents as the primary educators, and Notre Dame School exists to support parents in guiding their children to live virtuously as joyful disciples of Jesus Christ. We integrate Catholic teachings, prayer, and liturgy into daily lessons and activities. Our Liturgical Living Committee provides materials to support families in integrating, deepening, and celebrating the faith at home.

Yes. Our students wear simple uniforms that boost school pride and reduce classroom distraction.