Rachel RosenthalSunday Reading ReflectionsSunday, April 18, 2013 Jesus asks so little of us, yet in today’s world it is very easy to lose sight of what we as Catholics are called to do. Being a teenager, it is not uncommon for me to see people straying away from God’s Word. Girls often mention in class … Read more
The Kentucky Governor’s Scholars Program recently announced that eight Notre Dame Academy students have been named Governor’s Scholars for 2013. Additionally, The Kentucky Center Governor’s School for the Arts announced that five students from Notre Dame Academy have been accepted into the Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts 2013 program. Notre Dame Academy juniors Emily … Read more
Kelsey CollinsSunday Reading ReflectionsSunday April 21, 2013 When we think of blood the first thing that might come to mind is death. Sometimes we think of pain or something scary. No one likes blood, it stains your clothes and it’s even gross to look at. Think about it though, without blood we wouldn’t be living. … Read more
NDA and CCH bring the biblical story of Joseph to life with their spring musical of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Their production is a colorful blast of song and dance. The sets and costumes are imaginative and the lighting effects are impressive. Over 75 students from Notre Dame Academy and Covington Catholic High … Read more
Over the spring break, Notre Dame science research students competed in the Kentucky Science and Engineering Fair in Richmond, Kentucky. Monica McFadden placed third overall and earned one of the spots to the International Science and Engineering Fair. Since she had already qualified through the regional fair, Emily Walter was awarded the regional slot and … Read more
Recently, Notre Dame Academy’s S.W.A.T. (Students Working to Advance Technology) Team went along with Molly Mullee, NDA Dean of Instructional Technology, to present with her at the Kentucky Society for Technology in Education Conference (KYSTE) in Louisville, Kentucky. The topic of the presentation was “Going 1:1 iPad; a Student’s Perspective” for which eight students each … Read more
What do Elvis, cowboys, calypso music and Egyptian kings have in common? They are allin Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical comedy Joseph and the Amazing TechnicolorDreamcoat! Many people know the biblical story about Joseph and his eleven brothers,but few have heard it told in such a colorful way. The story depicts themes of forgiveness,humility, and dreaming … Read more
Three NDA seniors were recently accepted into the Carl H. Lindner Honors-PLUS program. After an application and interview process involving 3000 applicants, Marisa Lorch, Molly Hinken and Megan Beischel were among the 25 students chosen to be part of this highly regarded and selective business program this year. The Carl H. Lindner Honors-PLUS program is a challenging … Read more
The NDA Psychology classes held their annual “Baby Day” activities on Tuesday, March 26. Newborn through kindergarten age children of faculty, staff, school parents and alumnae were welcomed to NDA to participate. There were three 1-hour sessions to choose from and all were held in the school library. This opportunity allowed students who have studied child development … Read more
