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Fri Mar 12, 2010
NDE: Uniform Change
NDE will be changing uniform shirts for next school year. more informaiton will follow. Do not buy the current shirt ahead for your children. The shirt will change completely and will need to be purchased from one vendor.
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LOST & FOUND:
The night of the auction a black leather coat with a fur collar was left at the Friend's Center. If anyone is missing a coat, please call the Development Office at 353-2354.
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NDE: Tutoring
Mrs. Davis has openings in after school tutoring (Grades K-6). Space is limited. You may stop by her room after school for more information or call her (call NDE for her cell). Summer tutoring will also be available and can be scheduled in May.
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Mon Mar 01, 2010
NET Host Families Needed
Host families are needed to house NET members who will be conducting a high school retreat for our deanery on April 9-10. The team will be coming into our area on Tuesday of that week and will need host families to welcome into their homes on April 6th, 7th and 8th. The group members stay in pairs, and are very easy to accommodate. If you are able to welcome these young people into your home on any of these dates, please contact Theresa Metzler at 355-9512. More informaiton about NET can be found at the NET website, netusa.org.
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The H2O Project
During the next two weeks, students at Notre Dame Elementary, Junior & Senior High School wll be taking part in The H20 Project. Through this project, our children will be helping the drilling organization that Notre Dame will choose to provide safe drinking water to needy communities. Unsafe drinking water is the second leading cause of death in the world.
For two weeks our kids iwll be hearing about the impact a simple water well can have on a community where water shortages have brought poverty, disease and loss of life. Our students have been presented with this challenge:
Make water your only beverage for two weeks.
Place money in the cup bank which would have otherwise been used to buy a beverage.
Return your cup bank on March 19th.
Parents and friends: Please encourage our kids, join in the project and add to their cup. Also, please pray for the H20 Project, for drilling organizations and for the many communities waiting for a well.
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Bid Your Heart Out Results
Thank you from the Development Office to all the parents, volunteers, businesses and teachers for your help with the 2010 Bid Your Heart Out Auction to benefit Notre Dame. Thanks to your efforts, donations and support during the auction, we were able to make a profit of $89,000. We are profoundly grateful for everyone's efforts. We simply could not do this without your help and support.
Please mark your calendar's for next year's auction which will be held on February 19th, 2010.
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Tue Feb 23, 2010
Ed Choice
Notre Dame Elementary and Notre Dame Junior High (7th Grade) is participating school for the Ed Choice scholarship. The Ed Choice law offers scholarships to students currently attending a public school in Academic Watch or Academic Emergency for two of the last three school years. Portsmouth Elementary School falls in this category. Incoming students who are eligible to attend Kindergarten in the Fall of 2010 and who would be assigned by their public school district to Portscmouth would be able to apply to Notre Dame. Incoming students to grades K-7 are eligible. Tuition is paid in full if you qualify. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL A SCHOOL OFFICE: NDE 353-8610 OR NDJHS 353-0719.
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Diocesan Tuition Assistance Application
Diocese of COlumbus Tuition Assistance for the 2010-2011 School Year
All Applications must be done online
www.factstuitionaid.com
Electronic submissions must be received by March 15, 2010.
If you do not have internet access, please check with your local library or see if you can make arrangements with your school.
To be considered for the Diocese of Columbus Tuition Assistance Program:
1. You must be registered in one of the Diocesan Schools by March 15, 2010
2. Diocese will only accpet ONLINE APPLICATIONS (the electronic application must be submitted by March 15, 2010 and supporting documentation must be postmarked by March 15, 2010. Please file early in case additional documentation is requested by FACTS.)
3. Payment of $25.00 application fee must accompany the applicaiton.
4. Onlly one application per family is required.
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Sun Jan 17, 2010
Bid Your Heart Out
Tickets are now available for the Fifth Annual Notre Dame Bid Your Heart Out Auction at the Southern Ohio Medical Center Friends Center on Feb. 6.
The evening of bidding begins with a silent auction. Kristie Johnson, assistant development director at Notre Dame Schools, explained that each person has a unique bid-number, and they can walk around the room and see items that are available in the silent bidding.
?When they show up at the door they?re given a bid-book, and that?s a list of items and donors and the value of the item,? she said.
In front of each item is a sheet of paper, and bidders who are interested in that item will write down their bid number and how much they wish to bid. Bidders also can see how much other people have bid and try to out-bid them, if they like ? but bidders? identities are kept secret. There is no minimum reserve price, and at the end of the evening the highest bid wins that item.
?It?s exciting because the value might be $100, but they might get it for $25,? Johnson said.
During the live auction, hosted by Allen?s Auctions, bidders simply raise their hand to bid on items as they?re presented.
Some items in this year?s grand auction include front-row tickets to see Taylor Swift in Cincinnati; tickets to University of Notre Dame football games; one-week in a Hawaiian condo; a trip to tour castles of Newport, R.I.; a Greenbriar getaway; a spa or golf trip to Hotsprings, Va., and more.
?We have an awesome group of volunteers that are very hip and up with everything and have traveled a lot, so they have great ideas on where people might want to visit,? Johnson said. ?Then, if somebody donated a time share, we might throw in a gas card, or dinner somewhere. We try to piece the items together so it turns into a really nice package.?
The auction traditionally has class baskets also, made by students of Notre Dame.
?Each grade is responsible for putting together a basket, and they might bring items in for it based on a theme, or they might send money in for someone to go get everything and package it up and make it real fancy,? Johnson said.
There?s also a raffle, where, for only $10, the bidder can enter to win items such as a big flat-screen television, an iPod Touch with projector, or a cash prize currently valued at about $1,000 ? and growing. And for only $1, bidders can participate in a chinese auction to enter to win gift certificates from local businesses.
?We are still accepting donations, up until Jan. 20,? Johnson said.
Any local businesses who would like to donate to the school auction can contact the Notre Dame Development Office in the high school.
All money raised by the auction goes into the annual fund and is split between Notre Dame High School and Elementary. It?s impossible to predict how much they might earn each year, but Johnson said one year the school raised more than $80,000.
?It?s really more of a friend-raiser. It?s such a community event and so many people get involved. It?s a really happy and exciting event, that what we make is a bonus and having a great time is really important also. It?s become a classy community event,? Johnson said.
Tickets are limited and are available now at Notre Dame High School and Elementary for $45 each. The auction begins at 5:30 p.m. at the SOMC Friends Center, Feb. 6. The cost of tickets includes all legal beverages, wine tasting, hors d?oeuvres, and a dinner of either prime rib, apricot chicken breast or grilled salmon, with dessert.
More information can be found online, at www.nddev.com
RYAN SCOTT OTTNEY -PDT Writer
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Wed Dec 02, 2009
National Honor Society Induction
Notre Dame High School held their fifty-second induction ceremony for the Robert Holzmer Chapter of the National Honor Society on December 2nd, 2009. Key note speaker for the event was senior April Li, President of Notre Dame?s National Honor Society. Li is the daughter of Jinlu and Linda Lui Li of Portsmouth. Special guests were the Wheelersburg National Honor Society members.
Newly induced into this year?s chapter are students Jack Welsh, son of Dr. Terrance and Sharon Welsh; Awndria Baker daughter of Kevin and Keli Baker; Blake Glockner, son of Leo and Vicki Glockner; Elise Conn, daughter of Dr Ronald and Barbara Conn; Jill Herpy, daughter of Perry and Elizabeth Herpy; Jeff July, son of Thomas and Margaret July; Greg July, son of Thomas and Margaret July; William Angelos, son of Dr. William and Stephanie Angelos; Jacob Taylor, son of John and Carmela Taylor; Mathew Saab, son of Dr. Elie and Ana Saab; and Adam Hadsell, son of Ronald and Lisa Hadsell.
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Mon Nov 30, 2009
Winter Season Sports Passes on Sale
The Winter Season Sports Passes are now on sale in the Athletic Office. Contact Athletic Director Mike Sammons for the passes. They are $30/sport or $90 for all sports. This includes Jr High Sports. Call 740.353.3902 for more information.
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Fri Sep 18, 2009
Athletic Foundation Plans Titan Night
The Notre Dame Athletic Foundation brings back the popular, "Titan Night" Saturday, October 3rd at the Knights of Columbus. The event, which features $5,000 in prizes, has been re-established to help with the cost of Athletic programs at Notre Dame Junior and Senior High School. The event will take place at 7:00pm with the first drawing beginning at 8:00pm. A ticket admits two people and will include dinner catered by the Scioto Ribber. Tickets are $100 for two people and only 150 tickets will be sold. The event is tailored after the "Pot O Gold" held each year in May. A $10 split the pot ticket is also available in conjunction with the ticket. For more information or for a ticket contact Athletic Director Mike Sammons at 740.353.3902.
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Mon Sep 14, 2009
Parish Forms @ NDE
If you have not turned in your parish form signed by your pastor, we will send you a second from. This signed form must be turned in to school in order for you to pay the parish rate. Each parish pays $1400/student. Please turn those in right away.
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Fri May 29, 2009
Mader: New NDHS Basketball Coach
Matt Mader, a 1988 graduate of Notre Dame and a junior high hoops coach for the last four seasons, was announced as the new head coach of the Titan's boys basketball program on Thursday.
Mader, who has been a varsity football assistant at Notre Dame for six years, was enthusiastic about the position.
At least seven area schools in the SOC as well as Portsmouth will have new coaches next season and Mader said that that consistency is part of building a program.
"That's one of the things that we're looking to do is bring some stability where the coaches don't turn over as often (at Notre Dame),"
Mader said. "We're looking to build something from the pee wee level up to the high school level."
Notre Dame athletic director Kyle McKnight echoed those sentiments.
"I want someone in here that is familiar with the kids and can bring a little continuity between football, basketball, baseball and track,"
he said. "That's how you string together championships, when the kids know the coaches and are familiar with the program. I think the days of the revolving door at Notre Dame are over with."
Mader takes over a program that finished last season 4-16, lost five seniors to graduation and hasn't won an SOC championship since 1980.
With a new program and new thought process, however, Mader thinks the Titans could be competitive next season.
"We're going to be relatively young," Mader said. "We'll have a lot of kids that played at the JV level and they are going to have to be ready to work on their games, and get stronger and lift and condition and do all the things that they need to do to get better in the off- season. If we do that I feel good about what we can do next year."
McKnight, also the Titans football coach, hailed Mader as a "Notre Dame guy.''
"I'm excited because I know Matt's work ethic," McKnight said. "He does a great job for me in what he does for football. He's a very meticulous person. Like I am in football, he'll do everything he can in basketball to gain knowledge."
As for Mader, he's already got a slogan. Play harder, play smarter and play together.
"We're going to try to play harder, try to play smarter and the end result is we're going to play together," Mader said. "Everything else like wins and losses will take care of themselves if we do those things."
JOHN STEGEMAN can be reached at jstegeman02@hotmail.com --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~
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Thu May 28, 2009
Day One of D-III track regional complete
The following is an incomplete list of how some area athletes fared at Day One of the the Division III Regional Track meet.
Several area teams have runners still alive with a chance to make it to state after day No. 1 of Division III Regional track competition on Wednesday at Fairfield Union High School.
For Notre Dame, the 4x400 relay team of Jacob Taylor, Alex Glockner, Adam Hadsell and Justin Kammler finished sixth out of 16 teams to make the finals on Friday with a time of 3:34, roughly three seconds off the winning pace. The top four teams will qualify for state.
Taylor also made the finals in the 400-meter race and Kammler will have a chance to make state in the 800-meter and 1600-meter runs as well.
Jeffrey Emnett will compete in the high jump finals and Rachael Appleton will run in the 800-, 1600- and 3200-meter runs.
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