Geauga County Maple Leaf

The Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Office of College, Counseling and Support Services is sponsoring a College Application Process program for NDCL juniors and their parents on Feb. 21, from 2 to 4 p.m., in the NDCL auxiliary gym.

Program presenters will be Tamara Bergert, senior assistant director of admissions, Th ...

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School News for January 28, 2010

1/28/2010

Members of Notre Dame Elementary School Student Council are eighth-graders (l to r) back row: Katie Tercek, Connor Hren, Olivia Gatto; and front row: Breanna Mysyk and Alicia Ambrose.

Hearts For Haiti

Notre Dame Elementary School Student Council will be donating proceeds from their Valentine candy sale to the Red Cross to help those suffering from the earthquakes in Haiti.

The students are continuously striving to reach out to those in need, not only in our community, but also throughout the world. This year, the stude ...

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School News for January 21, 2010

1/21/2010

Notre Dame Elementary School students Elizabeth Pona, Mark Mullinger, Briana Cowman, Reagan Hoyt, Caitlin Randall and Anthony Gillespie display some of the non-perishable food items the school collected for the charitable Campus That Cares food drive.

Campus That Cares 2nd annual food drive

Notre Dame Elementary, along with Notre Dame Preschool and Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin High School, have joined efforts in a campus wide food drive. The three schools collected non-perishable food items to be donated to Geauga Hunger Center, which services the emergency food needs of families in Geauga Co ...

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School News for January 14, 2010

1/14/2010

Notre Dame Elementary School School fourth-grade student Tim Cermak stands by his meter of change device.

Meters of money

Fourth-graders learned that a dime, lying flat, measures one millimeter. One enterprising student, Tim Cermak, worked with his dad to create a device to measure a meter of change. The class then decided to collect dimes, estimate their value, count them, wrap them and donate them to charity. Thus, an outreach project was born. ...

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