News & Announcements

Because of the generosity of over 800 donors, we were able to exceed our 2019-2020 fundraising goals of $400,000!
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The Academy of Notre Dame is pleased to share its Reopening Plan for the 2020-2021 School Year. With a large, 200+ acre campus and spacious classroom, the Academy is well situated to welcome back students for in-person learning starting September 2nd.
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“In Jesus Christ we are all one nation though we come from different countries and different grades of society.”
-St. Julie Billiart
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Over the last two months, the Academy, like so many other institutions, has had to make some sacrifices and difficult decisions to ensure the safety of our school community. It is with great regret that we announce the cancellation of the 28th Annual Golf Tournament scheduled for June 8, 2020.
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We are excited to share where our amazing Class of 2020 graduates plan to attend college next year. News of acceptances are coming in daily so if you do not see your favorite Lancer, have no fear, we will post upon receiving confirmation from our seniors. Please note that many colleges and universities have extended the acceptance deadline beyond May 1, 2020
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Is your student looking for something to do? Do they like to read? Play games? Do they enjoy puzzles and brainteasers?
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Based on current guidance from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and the Town of Tyngsboro, the Academy of Notre Dame is preparing for and planning on starting the 2020-2021 School Year with in-person learning for full days for all grade levels, PreK through Grade 12
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The Academy of Notre Dame announced that it will provide free, virtual programs for area children grades PreK – Grade 8 to help ensure that all children have fun enriching activities over the summer. A full spectrum of 17 classes ranging from juggling to chess to playwriting will begin on July 6.
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Gov. Baker has extended the closure of all private and public schools until Monday, May 4, 2020. We recognize that the prolonged period of isolation from friends, routines and school will take an emotional toll on students.

In particular, middle and high school students may be feeling a heightened level of fear, anxiety and concern about their future and the well-being of people they love.
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Thank you to all our families, teachers and staff who are working hard to keep learning alive as we activate student learning at home. We wanted to share resources to families that may help pass the time.

One thing students should do is engage in reading 30 minutes a day. This can be for pleasure or assigned work. This will help to reinforce recently acquired language and vocabulary skills.
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