Academy of Notre Dame
The Academy of Notre Dame de Namur, located in Villanova, PA, is an independent, college-preparatory, Catholic school for girls and young women in grades 6-12.
Academy of Notre Dame
Description
The Academy of Notre Dame de Namur, located in Villanova, is an independent, college-preparatory, Catholic school for girls and young women in grades 6-12. At Notre Dame, students explore their interests and express their opinions within an atmosphere of encouragement, and they thrive in a rich learning environment where academic excellence flourishes. Notre Dame alumnae share a deep bond as women of integrity, setting the standard for social responsibility as they lead and serve the world with honor, confidence and compassion.
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Jim G.
An education at the Academy of Notre Dame was the gift of a lifetime for our daughters. They thrived both in and outside of the classroom, and they found friends for life during their years at Notre Dame. Most important to my wife and I was a school community where they could continue their faith-based education. Now as young professionals, our daughters are happy, confident women that are making positive contributions to the world around them. Thank you, Notre Dame!
Lizzy
The Academy of Notre Dame offers an environment where students not only excel academically but also grow socially and emotionally, ready to face the challenges of the future with confidence and empathy. It’s a school that truly prepares its students for success in all areas of life
Nina Fite '75, US Ambassador to the Republic of Angola
One of the best things Notre Dame provided for me was the knowledge that I could do anything; since we were all girls, the girls were the elected leaders, athletes, and scholars.