On Thursdays, our awesome counselors host presentations on a variety of topics. Last week, our sophomores & juniors participated in a career exploration session to find the best fit for their future. Such a great opportunity!Read More
“Locura de Marzo” (March Madness) in Spanish class is a celebration of Hispanic culture and language! Students are introduced to new artists and different types of Spanish music through reading, writing, listening, voting for their favorite song, and fun dancing activities!!Read More
The PND Cystic Fibrosis Club will hold their annual Strikeout CF Fundraiser Baseball game later this spring, but right now they need your help designing the t-shirt! Submit your design my March 24th for a chance to win!Read More
The 40th anniversary Blue and Green Gala is just a little over a week away, and the silent auction bidding will open this Sunday! Don’t miss your chance to win wonderful items such as this PERSONALLY SIGNED JOE GIRARDI BOBBLE HEAD!!! Joe Girardi (AOL/SI ‘82) was an outstanding student and All-State selection in baseball. He...Read More
Congratulations to Coach Mike Bare, who has been awarded the 2022 State Coach of the Year by the IHSA! Coach Bare is entering his 17th year as head coach of the boys soccer team at PND. Coach Bare is the second all-time high school soccer coach for the most state tournament appearances, state titles, and...Read More
Today is the Ides of March. So in Ms. Pinheiro’s Latin classes, students attempted to solve the assassination of Julius Caesar. Students worked around the room at various stations to read testimony from witnesses. After reading all of the testimonies, students were tasked with making a conclusion on why Caesar was assassinated and who was...Read More
Several of our PND students went to the Daughter of the Father retreat day with the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, at St. Ignatius College Prep in Chicago on Saturday! The students had a wonderful day with Mass, Adoration, and speakers including Sr. Mary Ignatius, Sr. Catherine Thomas, and Mr. Peter Ritcher...Read More
Students in Project Lead the Way’s engineering pathway presented prototypes for their capstone projects to a panel of experts. Projects include an adjustable bike seat for stationary bikes, a contraption for changing hard-to-reach lightbulbs, and wheels that attach to difficult-to-move furniture for easy transportationRead More
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