Welcome To Notre Dame Preparatory On behalf of the entire NDP Saints community, we invite future high school students and their families to investigate the unique opportunity of attending Notre Dame Preparatory. Since 2002, our inaugural year, NDP has been strengthening minds, bodies and souls by integrating a faith-based, college prep curriculum with vibrant, thriving co-curricular activities. With an overall population of 975, and an average of 21 students per class, Notre Dame Prep offers the perfect combination of “small school” connections to faculty, counselors, and administration, with “big school” co-curricular opportunities on the court, field, stage, studio, and beyond. All prospective Saints families are encouraged to come experience the NDP community through private tours, or at events such as Shadowing Days, Open House, and 8th Grade Day. Please visit ndpsaints.org/admissions to register for an on campus visit and begin your application. Catholic education at Notre Dame Prep is available to students from all walks of life and economic backgrounds. Our finance team can help families navigate ESA (Empowerment Scholarship Accounts) and tax credit opportunities to make NDP affordable for all! Each year, Notre Dame Prep sends reverent, respectful and responsible young men and women into the world. Our alumni are successful in professions across the spectrum, from medicine and law to professional sports and Broadway. We are proud of their extraordinary accomplishments, but the true measure of their achievements is through their faith, families and commitment to lifelong service. Your high school journey starts here. Come and Discover the Saint in YOU!
Matt Rylski, Director of Enrollment
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Why Notre Dame Preparatory? Notre Dame Preparatory is a Diocesan Catholic High School dedicated to the promotion of academic excellence and the pursuit of holiness through the shared values of Reverence, Respect, and Responsibility, out of love for Jesus Christ.
Expanding Minds
1 96% $4.5m
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of students matriculate to a 4-year University
in scholarship money was accepted by the class of 2022-2023
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advanced placement courses
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dual enrollment /honors courses
Mean ACT Scores National NDP
E 19.9 27.1
M 20.2 24.4
R 21.1 26.0
S 20.5 25.0
Comp 21.6 25.7
Mean SAT Scores National NDP
CR w/Writing 533 598
Math 528 579
Building Fa i t h
2 28k hours of student christian service in 2023
Enriching Lives
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Houses, one community of Saints where all students belong
Daily Masses and schoolwide Masses
Faith-based curriculum integrated into each subject
Retreat opportunities for all students 9-12, Kairos for 11-12
80%
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12:1
of students participate in athletics
competetive athletic teams
NDP athletic state championships
athletes signed to play at the college-level in 2023
students: average class size
student/teacher ratio
Reverence Seeking Holiness Pray and Worship | Serve Others | Live as a Disciple
Respect
Loving Our Neighbors Honor our Human Dignity | Seek the Truth | Assume the Best
Responsibility Always Doing the Right Thing Take Ownership | Pursue Excellence | Fulfill God’s Will
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VISION
To provide the highest quality Catholic high school educational experience, offering student-centered learning opportunities which develop the whole person: mind, body and soul.
MIND - We are a leader in Catholic education through innovation, visionary focus and constant examination of best practices. - We instill a strong spiritual foundation among our students in order to discern vocation using the God-given talents through a rigorous, multifaceted program of study. - We promote high academic standards to form future problem-solvers engaged in critical and creative thinking, who are able to collaborate and utilize diverse means of education and evaluate the moral implications of their decisions.
BODY - We uphold the virtues of fortitude, selflessness, sacrifice, self-mastery, integrity, strength, tenacity, humility, charity, courage and loyalty through peer support, accountability and love. - We provide an environment allowing students to feel safe, loved and validated in their physical and social-emotional development knowing they are supported across the community. - We develop the whole person by creating a culture of active participation through a variety of co-curricular and athletic activities that enhance creativity, leadership, passion, teamwork and physical health.
SOUL - We partner with families to educate students in the Catholic faith, so they know their identity in Christ and their unique call to holiness. - We foster an environment where students can encounter Christ through the Sacraments of the Church, prayer, retreats and opportunities for lifelong servant leadership. - We encourage and invite students to become transformational Christian leaders who support faith, patriotism and moral values so that they may choose what is good, true and beautiful with ease and clarity.
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8 Houses, One Community of Saints
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The House System at Notre Dame Prep sets us apart from most high schools in the Valley. Our student body is divided into 8 Houses. They build community, mentorship and opportunities for growth and leadership. But mostly, they provide a place where each student, faculty and staff member has a place to belong. The goal is to find and foster the brilliance in each student and to give each soul on campus a place where they are embraced by their fellow House members while building a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ and a desire to live in true discipleship. Being a member of a House gives our students time throughout the day for real interpersonal interaction with students from all grades and members of our faculty and staff. The House System allows students to be recognized for more than just GPA or athletic achievement, but for their human kindness. Our Houses are named for great Saints throughout the ages, with the name, each House represents a key virtue of their Saint – fortitude, selflessness, sacrifice, integrity, strength, tenacity, humility, charity, courage, and loyalty. Th e Ho u s e s co m p e t e fo r Ho u s e points through academics, Christian service, school spirit, and enthusiastic competitions, while demonstrating Reverence, Respect and Responsibility toward each other. The House that earns the most points receives the coveted House of the Year Award!
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Faith
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Faith is an integral part of life at Notre Dame Prep. We fully trust in the tenents and mission of the Catholic Church to allow students to be disciples of God, so that they might go forth and improve the world. Parents are the primary religious educators and nurturers of their children’s spirituality and we partner with parents by offering a vibrant faith life on campus.
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Christian Service
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Notre Dame Preparatory is unwavering in its commitment to the mission of the Catholic C h u rc h . We e d u c a t e o u r students to understand their place in this world as servant leaders, especially to serve those who are less fortunate and marginalized. As part of our graduation requirements, students are expected to complete a minimum of 120 hours of Christian service with many going above and beyond. In fact, during the 2022-23 school year, students logged more than 28,800 Christian service hours. Globally, our students organize f u n d r a i s e r s fo r h u r r i c a n e victims and supply drives for underserved schools. They travel on mission trips around the world to help those in need. School-wide service events include campus beautification projects and assisting with school fundraisers and community building events. Notre Dame Prep was recognized as a Global Level Platinum High School by Catholic Relief Services for its dedication to advancing Catholic social teachings and compassion for the poor worldwide.
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Athletics
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NDP Championships 2004 Boys Golf State Champs 2010 Girls Tennis State Champs 2006-2007 Boys Basketball State Champs 2010-2011 Boys Soccer State Champs 2006-2007 Hockey State Champs 2007 Girls Tennis State Champs 2007 Football State Champs 2007 Girls Volleyball State Champs 2007 Boys Golf State Champs 2007-2008 Cheer State Champs 2007-2008 Pom State Champs 2007-2008 Hockey State Champs 2008 Boys Tennis State Champs 2008 Girls Tennis State Champs 2008 Football State Champs 2008 Boys Golf State Champs 2008 Girls Golf State Champs 2008-2009 5-Girl Stunt Cheer State Champs 2 2008-2009 Spiritline State Champs (Cheer/Pom) 2008-2009 Girls Soccer State Champs 2009 Boys Track State Champs 2009 Girls Tennis State Champs 2009 Boys Golf State Champs 2009 Girls Golf State Champs 2009-2010 Spiritline State Champs (Cheer/Pom) 2009-2010 Cheer State Champs 2009-2010 5-Girl Stunt Cheer State Champs 2009-2010 Pom State Champs 2009-2010 Hockey State Champs 2010 Girls Track State Champs 2010-2011 Hockey State Champs 2011 Girls Tennis State Champs 2011 Boys Lacrosse State Champs 2011 Girls Lacrosse State Champs
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2011-2012 Pom State Champs 2012-2013 Pom State Champs 2013 Baseball State Champs 2014 Girls Golf State Champs 2014 Spiritline State Champs (Cheer/Pom) 2015 Girls Soccer State Champs 2015 Girls Volleyball State Champs 2015 Girls Swim State Champs 2016 Girls Soccer State Champs 2015-16 Pom State Champs 2016 Girls Tennis State Champs 2017 Boys Lacrosse State Champs 2018 Boys Lacrosse State Champs 2018-2019 Varsity Hockey D2 State Champs 2019 D2 All-Girl Pom Large Squad State Champs 2019 Boys Lacrosse State Champs 2019-2020 Large Show Cheer State Champs 2019-2020 Varsity Hockey D3 State Champs 2019-2020 Wrestling State Champion, Brock Locnikar (D2-220 lbs.) 2020-2021 Varsity Hockey D1 State Champs 2020-2021 Varsity Hockey D3 State Champs 2021-2022 Cheer Division 3 Game Day USA National Champs 2022 Girls Volleyball State Champs 2022 Girls Lacrosse Division 1 State Champs 2023 5A Shotput State Champion Diego Herrera-Vendrell 2023 Division 2 Girls Doubles Tennis State Champs
The Notre Dame Preparatory athletic programs are an integral part of the fabric of our community with more than 80% of students participating in AIA or club sports. We compete locally, regionally and nationally in 27 interscholastic sports and activities. We are proud of our athletic tradition and success, winning 59 state championships – most recently in boys discus and girls tennis doubles. We are committed to providing young men and women with dynamic opportunities for personal growth and formation through athletics that will impact each of them for a lifetime. With our history of success, we moved all our athletic teams up to the AIA 5A Conference (even though NDP’s enrollment is that of a 3A school). We challenge our teams and individual athletes to compete against schools much larger in size-but not in heart. In NDP’s first year competing at the 5A level, our boys golf team finished the season as the 5A state runner-up, both boys and girls basketball teams qualified for AIA open championship playoffs, and both football and girls volleyball were 5A state semifinalist. We offer two club sports; boys hockey and boys and girls lacrosse. Our D1 hockey team has a legacy of being one of the top teams every year. In 2022-23 they finished as the state runner-up, and boys’ lacrosse was a state semifinalist in their respective leagues.
Arts
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The Fine Arts Department at NDP seeks to maximize the creative potential in each student. NDP students are encouraged to explore the arts. Art students enhance their individual creativity while collaborating with and supporting each other. Through NDP’s many arts programs, students find their niche while discovering hidden talents. We offer many classes including choir, guitar o rc h e s t r a , j a z z e n s e m b l e , drawing, painting. ceramics, photography, acting, dance and digital video production. We are the leading high school in digital video production, thanks to our student’s impressive work with NDP Live!. Our teams both behind and in front of the camera have won many awards. Each semester we sponsor a Fine Arts Festival held on campus in the St. Catherine of Bolognia Performing Arts Center with artwork produced by our talented artists and entertainment provided by our performing arts students. In keeping with the Catholic tradition of forming humble servants, our performing and visual arts students find opportunities each year to share their talents with those in need.
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Clubs
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Notre Dame Preparatory High School has almost 30 different clubs for students to join! The clubs range from Robotics to Debate and even a Dill Pickle Club. There is something for everyone! Students are even able to create their own clubs if they feel passionately about a cause or a hobby!
RELIGION, SPIRITUAL, HUMANITARIAN Student Ambassadors Saints for Life Diversity Student Union Environmental Club Hope Kids/Hospital Helpers PAWS Club Take Care Tuesday ACADEMIC Astronomy Biology French Spanish Student-Led Exploration of the Sciences American Sign Language Debate and Trial Club Current Events Club Literary Magazine Mu Alpha Theta
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ARTS Drama Club National Dance Honor Society NDP Live Tri M Music Honor Society Visual Art RECREATION Adventure Club Chess Club Dill Pickle Club Mountain Bike Club SERVICE Baking Club Dog Pound Aspire Club STEM Build it Club Robotics Club Technology Club E-Sports
Academics
Notre Dame Preparatory is a leader in Catholic education through innovation and visionary focus, and constant examination of best practices. NDP instills a strong spiritual foundation within our students in order to discern vocation using their God-given talents through a rigorous, multifaceted program of study. We promote high academic standards to form future problem-solvers engaged in critical and creative thinking, who are able to collaborate and utilize diverse means of education and evaluate the moral implications of their decisions.
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National Merit Finalists 2005-2023 National Merit Commended 2005-2023
1174 NDP SAT Average
2023 Graduates with Honors Distinction 22 Summa Cum Laude 38 Magna Cum Laude 18
26.5 NDP ACT Average
Advanced Placement 2022-23 18 Scholars 11 Honors 12 Distinction
NDP offers a robust college preparatory curriculum in addition to a wide variety of learning programs to suit the needs of our students to prepare them for the demands of higher education. Our curriculum includes: ADVANCED COURSES: 16 Advanced Placement and 33 Honors DUAL ENROLLMENT offerings through partnerships with University of Arizona and Scottsdale Community College ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PROGRAM stimulates academic and personal development through rigorous courses, unique cultural and academic field experiences, in addition to advanced research opportunities for Notre Dame Prep’s most gifted students ST. ALOYSIUS GONZAGA PROGRAM assists students who have academic potential, but need support to successfully navigate NDP’s curriculum ACADEMIC RESOURCE CENTER (ARC) provides a space for students who need additional support to succeed and/or time to make up tests ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER PROGRAM offers academic support services for college-bound students with diagnosed learning differences. Its services include classroom accommodations according to the student’s individual student support plan
• Faculty members are active club moderators and coaches • Fully accredited faculty members with 8 dual enrollment certified • Every member of the faculty/staff participates in the House system • 50 faculty members have a Master’s Degree or higher
The National Honor Society is the oldest, largest, and most respected student recognition program in the U.S. NDP received its charter and formed the Mater Dei chapter in 2004.
HONOR SOCIETIES AT NDP: National Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta National High School Mathematics Club International Thespian Society Tri-M Music Honor Society National Honor Society of Dance Arts Quill & Scroll High School Journalists International Honor Society Spanish National Honor Society National STEM Honor Society Science National Honor Society Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society 19
Career Pathways At NDP
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BUSINESS, FINANCE, & MARKETING Introduction to Business Introduction to Accounting Introduction to Entrepreneurship Ethics, Economy, and Entrepreneurship Personal Finance US Government Introduction to Graphic Design Calculus Probability and Statistics Public Speaking COMMUNICATIONS & MEDIA Argumentation and Rhetoric AP English – Language AP English – Literature Focus Research Public Speaking Digital Media Studies Digital Journalism Broadcasting Photojournalism Literary Magazine Great Books Creative Writing Sports in Journalism EDUCATION, CHILD DEVELOPMENT, & FAMILY SERVICES Psychology Sociology Speech and Debate Christian Leadership Great Books Philosophy ENERGY Environmental Science Biology Chemistry Physics Calculus Introduction to Engineering and Design ENGINEERING Introduction to Engineering and Design Innovation and Design Based Thinking (IDBT) AP Computer Science Physics Chemistry Calculus Probability and Statistics FINE ARTS Drawing Painting Ceramics Dance Choir Guitar Acting Jazz/Brass Ensemble Music Theory and Composition
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Philosophy Art History AP English – Language AP English – Literature FOREIGN SERVICE Spanish or French I-IV World History Sociology Philosophy Street Law INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AP Computer Science Introduction to Coding Digital Photo Probability and Statistics Introduction to Graphic Design Introduction to Technical Drafting Innovation and Design Based Thinking (IDBT) LAW, JUSTICE, & PUBLIC SERVICE AP US History Philosophy Public Speaking Argumentation and Rhetoric AP English – Language AP English – Literature US Government/AP Government Street Law World History Economics/Ethics, Economy, and Entrepreneurship Psychology MEDICINE & HEALTH SERVICES Anatomy and Physiology Biology Sports Medicine 1-2 Chemistry Calculus Probability and Statistics Medical Ethics RELIGIOUS LIFE Theology I-IV Philosophy Christian Leadership World Religions Psychology Great Books Medical Ethics Ethics, Economy, and Entrepreneurship SCIENCES Biology Chemistry Physics Environmental Science Anatomy and Physiology Introduction to Engineering and Design Astronomy Probability and Statistics Psychology Innovation and Design Based Thinking (IDBT)
We want students to feel prepared to attend the college of their choosing and immediately pursue a career that will bring them meaning. To help students discern a career, we have outlined courses that align with a number of career pathways. These are not “locked-in” paths, rather oportunities for students to gain real experience and foundational skills to aid them in their careers. We encourage all students to consider these pathways during their course selection process.
Graduation rate of
100% for the classes of 2022 & 2023 (Up from 98% in previous years)
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NDP Graduate College Acceptances Arizona State University Atlanta Institute of Music Auburn University Barry University Baylor University Belmont Abbey College Belmont University Benedictine College Biola University Boise State University Boston University Brown University Butler University California Lutheran University California Polytechnic University (San Luis Obispo) California State University (Fullerton) Case Western Reserve University Chapman University Citadel Military College of South Carolina Clemson University Colby College College of Charleston Colorado State University Creighton University Daytona State College Depaul University Eckerd College Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Florida International University Florida State University George Washington University Gonzaga University Grand Canyon University Harvard University Hawaii Pacific University Hillsdale College Indiana University James Madison University John Paul the Great Catholic University Lawrence University Lenoir-Rhyne University
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Lewis and Clark College Lindenwood University Louisiana State University Loyola Marymount University Loyola University Chicago Marion Military Institute Marquette University McDaniel College Miami University (Oxford) Michigan State University Montana State University New York University Northern Arizona University Occidental College Ohio State University Oregon State University Palm Beach Atlantic University Paradise Valley Community College Penn State University Pepperdine University Point Loma Nazarene University Princeton University Purdue University Reed College Regis University Saint Mary’s College of California San Diego State University San Jose State University Santa Clara University Seton Hall University Siena College Southern Methodist University Stanford University Syracuse University Temple University Texas A&M University Texas Christian University Tulane University of Louisiana United States Naval Academy University of Alabama University of California Los Angeles University of California Santa Cruz University of Cincinnati
University of Colorado Boulder University of Dallas University of Denver University of Florida University of Hawaii at Manoa University of Kansas University of Maryland University of Miami University of Michigan University of Minnesota University of Mississippi University of Missouri (Columbia) University of Nebraska University of Nevada University of Oklahoma University of Oregon University of Puget Sound University of San Diego University of San Francisco University of Scranton University of South Carolina University of Tennessee University of Texas at Austin University of Toledo University of Toronto University of Utah University of Virginia University of Washington Vanderbilt University Villanova University Virginia Military Institute Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Washington State University Wayne State University Western Washington University Westmont College Whitman College Woodbury University Xavier University Yale University
Always Expanding, Always Growing
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Notre Dame Preparatory, a Diocesan Catholic High School, was founded in 2002 by a group of committed citizens who wanted to bring a Catholic high school to Scottsdale. With the help of the Diocese of Phoenix, NDP was able to secure a bond to purchase a private elementary school campus. This campus has grown to encompass a gymnasium, chapel, two-story classroom building and stadium complex. Most recently, NDP opened the St. Catherine of Bologna Performing Arts Center (PAC). The PAC is named after St. Catherine of Bologna, the Patron Saint of the Arts. The 20,000-square foot building houses NDP’s instrumental musical education classrooms, and choir, dance, drama and digital video studios. We have also added classes in stagecraft and set design. As we consider the ever-changing landscape of education, it is important for us to think forward to advance our Catholic mission by preparing our students for life beyond NDP. Part of that process includes investing in the facilities that support our Catholic calling and modern-day learning.
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As soon as the funds are secured, NDP anticipates moving quickly to address other needs. Some of those priorities include the completion of the stadium complex, STEM classrooms and the construction of “Saints Hall” to accommodate in-door dining, large gatherings and additional sacred space, among other priorities.
Admissions: Key Dates & Process We are pleased to invite you to take a closer look at NDP. Parents and students are welcome to visit campus throughout the school year and take a guided tour with our Admissions representatives. A visit provides a valuable opportunity to experience campus life and to gather more information about what it means to be a Saint! SHADOW DAYS & PRIVATE TOURS We offer Shadow Days for 8th graders from mid September through January. To register for a Shadow Day, please visit ndpsaints.org/admissions. If you prefer a private tour, please contact our admissions office at (480) 634-8283. ADMISSIONS INFORMATION EVENINGS (AIEs) | September 26, October 3, 17, 24 Future parents can join administrators and current parents to learn how a Notre Dame Prep education prepares young men and women for college and for life beyond the classroom. AIE events are held at 6:30 p.m. You can register at ndpsaints.org/admissions. 8th GRADE DAY | November 10: 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. 8th grade students from around the Valley are welcomed to campus for an exciting experience that highlights all the best of NDP. Participants will have a chance to talk to current students and faculty, tour the campus, and meet new friends. Learn more about the NDP community and experience a day filled with games, food, giveaways and--- a game day pep rally. You can register on our website ndpsaints.org/admissions. OPEN HOUSE | November 5: 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Join us for an interactive experience for the entire family. Visit our campus and learn about academics, spiritual life and co-curricular activities. Studentguided tours and family activities highlight the day, but there are many other reasons to join us in November. Meet our principal and members of the administration, faculty, coaches, current and former parents. Guests are welcome to visit with department chairs and student leaders of clubs and athletics. This interactive experience is extremely valuable for families in the high school decision-making process. The first tour begins at 11:15 a.m. and the last tour of the day begins at 1:15 p.m. You can register on our website ndpsaints.org/admissions. HSPT ENTRANCE EXAM | December 2 and 9: 7 a.m. - 11 a.m. The HSPT will be offered on the NDP campus on Saturday, December 2 and 9, 2023. To register visit our website ndpsaints.org/admissions. HSPT PREP CLASS Get a leg up on the HSPT exam by attending one or both of our prep classes set for 8 a.m to 12 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 21 and Oct. 28. On Oct 21. we will cover the English portion of the HSPT exam. On Oct. 28 will cover Math portion of the HSPT exam. APPLICATION DEADLINE | December 15th, 2023 | Register at ndpsaints.org/admissions.
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Tuition & Financial Aid TUITION & FEES FOR THE 2023-2024 SCHOOL YEAR •
FULL RATE: $20,000
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CATHOLIC DISCOUNT: $16,850 (for registered Catholics who are participating members of their parishes)
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Annual registration fee $600
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Senior graduation fee $200
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Laptops for incoming students must be no more than 2 years old. Latest version of macOS or Windows 10 required (ndpsaints.org - Quicklinks Technology)
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Students purchase their own books (textbook/ebooks)
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Uniform purchases through Anton Uniforms or NDP used uniform sales
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AP exam fees paid to the provider
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Team sports require payment for all consumables (practice uniforms, team meals and traveling expenses)
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Families encouraged to contribute to the NDP annual Saints Fund which supports immediate campus priorities
FINANCIAL AID We want anyone who desires a Notre Dame Prep faith-based, college-preparatory education to receive it. Financial aid is available to students through Catholic Education Arizona (CEA), Arizona Empowerment Savings Accounts, and the Notre Dame Preparatory (NDP) Financial Aid. • • •
CEA - Applications are available beginning in the spring semester at fairapp.com for students registered at Notre Dame Preparatory. The NDP school code is 700 and the school password is cea700. ESA – Applications are available around May 1st of the year before school begins. (azed.gov/esa) NDP Financial Aid – Applications can be submitted May 1st. This is based on need and has other requirements the you can see on our website. (ndpsaints.org/admissions)
OTHER SOURCES OF FINANCIAL AID Families will need to choose annually between tax credit funds and ESA. Families can also apply to other Arizona tax credit organizations for additional tuition assistance. Please visit our Admissions website for tuition and financial aid information and a list of tax credit organizations.
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ONCE A SAINT, ALWAYS A SAINT!
Alumni
We are so proud of our alumni and all of their amazing accomplishments. Even though they travel fast and furiously through life, we work hard to stay connected through social media and annual events like Hall of Fame in the spring and Bemis Bowl on Thanksgiving Day. Here is a quick view of where some of our alumni are and what they are up to: ’05 Kyle Kinneberg, Instructor at Rice
University, Houston, TX ’06 Chase Tushaus, Partner at Tushaus Wealth Management, San Diego, CA ’07 Joe Anglim, Participant in Survivor for 3 seasons, Mindfulness Success Coaching, Roy, UT
’08 Chelsea (Bergner) McKeirnan,
Director of Development for the Honors College, NAU, Flagstaff, AZ ’09 Kali Bills, Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach, Adrian College, Adrian, MI ’10 Will King, Director of Facilities and Athletics Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, AZ ’11 Lt. Brett Berry, Naval Aviator, Meridian, MI ’12 Luke Zaro, Senior Counsel for the US House Judiciary Committee, Washington, DC ‘13 Paige Lindgren, Communications Director for Congressman Juan Ciscomani Arizona, Washington, D.C. ’14 Brooke Bales, St. Aloysius Gonzaga Program Coordinator, Math Teacher, Notre Dame Prep, Scotsdale, AZ
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’15 Celia Dubauskas, Project Manager, Plexus Worldwide, Scottsdale, AZ
’16 Bailey Bankofier, Partner Manager at Vega Cloud, New York, NY
’17 Alexa Cooke, Chief Executive Officer at
Kaizen Life Wellness and Head Girls Tennis Coach, Notre Dame Prep, Scottsdale, AZ ’18 Andrew Lindbloom, Graduate Student at UC Berkley, Graduate Intern at Pear Suite, San Francisco, CA ’19 Andrew Erickson, Software Engineer, Sandia National Laboratory, Albuquerque, NM ’20 Sarah Bentzin, Wealth Management Intern at Morgan Stanley, Student Baylor Univeristy Dallas, TX ’21 Noah Lederer, 3rd year at Univeristy of Denver, President of the Univeristy of Denver Programming Board, Denver, CO ’22 Isabella Popo, Student, Southern Methodist Univeristy, Dallas, Tx ’23 Alexandra Allessio, US Naval Academy, Volleyball, Annapolis, MD