Founded in 1833 with the belief that education of girls is the foundation for a healthy society, the School Sisters of Notre Dame in the Atlantic Midwest Province continues
to sponsor young people's education.
Founded in 1833 with the belief that education of girls is the foundation for a healthy society, the School Sisters of Notre Dame in the Atlantic Midwest Province continues
to sponsor young people's education.
Sponsored High Schools
Sponsored High Schools
- Academy of the Holy Angels
- A college preparatory school for young women in Demarest, NJ - https://www.holyangels.org/
- Institute of Notre Dame
- Founded by Blessed Theresa in 1847; was a college preparatory school for young women in Baltimore, MD until 2020
- Alumni Website
- Founded by Blessed Theresa in 1847; was a college preparatory school for young women in Baltimore, MD until 2020
- Notre Dame Preparatory School
- A college preparatory school for young women in Baltimore, MD - https://www.notredameprep.com/
Co-Sponsored Middle Schools
Co-Sponsored Middle Schools
- Mother Seton Academy
- A middle school for low-income boys and girls in Baltimore, MD - https://mothersetonacademy.org/
- Sisters Academy of Baltimore
- A middle school for low-income girls in Baltimore, MD - https://www.sistersacademy.org/
University
University of Notre Dame of Maryland
The SSNDs established College of Notre Dame of Maryland in 1895 as the first Catholic college for women in the United States to award the four-year baccalaureate degree. Learn more about Notre Dame of Maryland University's undergraduate and graduate programs for women (and men) in Baltimore, MD at https://www.ndm.edu
Notre Dame Preparatory School
Every Day is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science for Two of Our Sponsored Ministries
Academy of the Holy Angels
Two invitation-only red carpet events enticed notable personalities, including Billie Holiday, Zelda Fitzgerald, and Katherine Hepburn, to the Academy of the Holy Angels on February 9 and 10. Their host: AHA Social Studies Department Chair Gail Fair.
