Sponsored ministries are organizations in which SSND is the sole sponsoring congregation.
Co-Sponsored Ministries are one of the ways SSND fulfils its mission and implements its educational vision.
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Sponsored High Schools
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Academy of the Holy Angels
- A college preparatory school for young women in Demarest, NJ - https://www.holyangels.org/
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Notre Dame Preparatory School
- A college preparatory school for young women in Baltimore, MD - https://www.notredameprep.com/
Co-Sponsored Middle Schools
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Mother Seton Academy
- A middle school for low-income boys and girls in Baltimore, MD - https://mothersetonacademy.org/
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Sisters Academy of Baltimore
- A middle school for low-income girls in Baltimore, MD - https://www.sistersacademy.org/
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
NDP celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a liturgy, led by Bishop Adam Parker and Deacon Tim Maloney. Special thanks to Ashley Nwafor ’19 for delivering a wonderful Call to Worship, all the members of Campus Ministry and the Liturgy Band, the 7th grade for providing our Communion Meditation,...
The Regional Manufacturing Institute of Maryland (RMI) has selected Notre Dame Preparatory School among its 2018 Champions of Manufacturing in the Emerging Leaders category. Notre Dame Prep was the only school, let alone the only girls school and only Catholic school, recognized by the RMI.
Academy of the Holy Angels
Notre Dame of Maryland
Institute of Notre Dame Alumnae News
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.