News & Events

On Friday, Jan. 23, Notre Dame held their annual Diversity Showcase & Night Market. With more than 500 guests and 120 performers in attendance, our community came together to support our student-run businesses and celebrate our culture and creativity at ND.

In celebration of Catholic Schools Week (January 25–31), we’re spotlighting meaningful moments from the 2025–2026 school year that reflect our students’ commitment to faith, service, and justice — rooted in the mission of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur and the Hallmarks of a Notre Dame Learning Community.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day invites us to reflect on Dr. King’s legacy and the power of community coming together for justice. Through service and advocacy — from local volunteer work to speaking directly with legislators — Notre Dame students honor his call by acting on behalf of justice, peace, and care for all creation.

On Saturday, Dec. 6, the Janksters robotics team hosted the 12th Annual Young Women’s Engineering Symposium at Notre Dame High School, welcoming 28 female and non-binary students to learn from women leaders in STEM. Through hands-on workshops and a Q&A panel, attendees explored engineering pathways and left inspired to pursue STEM.

For the first time, Notre Dame performed their very own Nutcracker. “Regent Nutcracker: Land of Sweets” is a fresh adaptation of the ballet classic, incorporating brand new characters, a diverse range of styles, and student choreography.

Juniors took time away from the bustle of school to reflect, connect, and recharge at Green Mountain Retreat. Ashley '27 and Jazmine '27 share their favorite moments among the redwoods and oak woodlands.

From family dinners to Friendsgiving, Notre Dame student Alina '26 reflects on the meaning of Thanksgiving.

In November, the Notre Dame Theater Department took a student-written adaptation of The Gruffalo on tour to Most Holy Trinity Grade School. This project was directed and organized by Gigi '26 and Lila '26 for their senior capstone community service project. It is the first of 3 tour stops as our students give back to our community through their love of theater.