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Eighth grade students take a peek into life at Notre Dame on Eighth Grade Day hosted by the Class of 2026, the Pink and Teal Stingrays.
The Janksters competed with 42 teams from around California last month, reaching the quarterfinals in their robot, Caroline's last competition.
by Amabelle ‘25 American author Richelle E. Goodrich once said, “Perseve...
by Ella S. ‘24 The Filipino Student Association (FSA) at Notre Dame recently c...
by Madelyn C. ‘24 On Oct. 11, Notre Dame seniors gathered for our annual Democ...
On Wednesday, Oct. 11, the Class of 2027 engaged in service at various organizations ac...
by Amabelle '25 Notre Dame’s annual “Women of Impact” luncheon...
By Cerisa ‘26 and Heshma ‘25 From September 29 to October 1, The Jankste...
Notre Dame alums from four classes returned to their alma mater to celebrate their mile...
Notre Dame rallies together to fundraise and spread awareness for breast cancer.
Notre Dame students, Amiya ‘25, Megan ‘24 and Thy ‘24, have been appointed to be San José City Youth Commissioners!
Notre Dame’s robotics team, the Janksters, participated in Intuitive’s sponsor event, Robonanza, alongside other Bay Area FRC teams.
Varsity Volleyball Takes on the “Edu-Gators” in the annual faculty versus student game.
Notre Dame’s Robotics Team, the Janksters, recently hosted its 11th annual Robotics Bootcamp - a 4-day camp introducing prospective robotics students to the different aspects of the team.
To kick off the school year, ND Compadres parent resource group hosted a Bienvenida for incoming and returning parents to connect on a social level.
Last year Dylan ’25 was awarded a San Jose Downtown Door for her artwork. This year she has been selected as one of nine local high school interns to join the ArtNow Teen Council at New Museum Los Gatos (NUMU)!
ND’s highly anticipated prom took place in the Corinthian Grand Ballroom, giving its attendees an unforgettable night.
ND Compadres parent resource group celebrated graduating seniors in the Latinas Unidas student club and filled the gym in a unique way.
Notre Dame hosted Freshman Family Welcome Day on Saturday, inducting the Class of 2027 into our school community. Emotions ran high as students received a white lily, marking the start of their high school career.
Recently the Freshman Stingrays spent two days on an off-campus field trip. They spent a day learning the importance of caring for our planet at the Guadalupe River Park Conservancy, and a day at the Washington United Youth Center participating in various activities. These activities included reflection time and using the information to create plates honoring themselves, as well as time to create hygiene kits for donation to Sacred Heart Community Service.
Matilda: The Musical wrapped up its five-show run on Sunday. 181 students and adults dedicated a collective 217.5 hours to the production of this humorous and entertaining show. Under the guidance of Aparna ’23 who choreographed 2 dances, and Stage Manager Ares ’23 and Assistant Technical Director Aanya ’25 who helped manage this large troupe, the performing arts department presentation of Matilda was a humorous and entertaining show.
Notre Dame's Clean and Green club recently held various activities to celebrate Earth Week by spreading awareness about environmental justice and encouraging students to take action. They organized a school-wide clean up day where students could drop off their e-waste and invited a local nonprofit to teach students about upcycling, along with many other engaging events.
Notre Dame and Bellarmine hosted their annual dance showcase, Nazaara, which featured more than a dozen Bay Area dance teams. From Raas and Bhangra performances to Bharatanatyam and Bollywood dancing, there were a variety of South Asian cultures represented at the show. Proceeds were donated to Sankar Eye Foundation.
Recently, at the FIRST Robotics Silicon Valley Regional, Marta Carrillo, co-director of the Jankster team, was awarded the Woodie Flowers Award. This national award, founded in 1996, honors FIRST mentors who demonstrate exceptional leadership skills, communication skills and ethical behavior.
Notre Dame High School thespians recently attended the California State Thespian Festival, held in Upland and attended by more than 1,100 students. The festival provides opportunities to participate in acting and design competitions, watch some of the best high school theater in the country and take workshops led by professional actors, directors and designers.