Mrs. Testa's fourth grade class performed The Stations of the Cross for the Notre Dame Elementary student body at Our Lady of Lourdes Church.

On March 22nd, our sixth grade students along with their families celebrated the annual Seder Meal which has become a family tradition here at Notre Dame Elementary. On this special day, we come together in faith, in friendship, and in community.

On March 21, Notre Dame Elementary students, staff, and teachers wore bright, unique and/or mismatched socks. The socks served as a converation starter to spread awareness and knowledge about Down Syndrome.

Throughout the month of February, the 5th grade students worked together as a team. Their goal was to come up with 100 reasons why they love Notre Dame Elementary. They were able to surpass that number! Their project brought them closer and shows us why Notre Dame Elementary shines!

We wanted to share these glimpses of our jam-packed, fun- filled Catholic Schools Week. Our days, as always were filled with school spirit- We love our NDE!

We are very excited to share our new Instagram Page! Please look up and follow Notre Dame Elementary at the username notredameelementary for the latest photos and updates about our wonderful school!

Come Tour our Notre Dame Elementary School we'd love to show you around so you can see what we have to offer. For more information visit our Page http://www.notredameutica.org/

Calling all Parents! Friday, January 12th at 10AM! Take a tour and learn how Notre Dame can help your child become world ready

On the evening of December 18th, NDE Fifth Graders along with their teachers, Miss Johnson and Miss Testa presented an Historical Person Museum. Students spent two and a half months researching, writing, and preparing for this night. The skills that were taught and used will benefit these students throughout their future. This was definitely a night to remember for our Fifth Graders and all who attended!

Second Grade students participated in a service project to help children and their families who are battling cancer and receiving treatment at Golisano Children's Hospital in Syracuse. Students donated items to create "chemo care kits for kids". Both second grade classes worked together and filled their donated pillowcases with many items that serve to help kids and their families while going through treatment. The pillowcases were hand sewn and donated by The Mohawk Valley Quilt Club of New Hartford. Susan Redmond connected with Michele Ricci, who volunteered the groups services for this project. Thank you to Mrs. Redmond, Mrs. Graves, and Mrs. Carville, Mrs. Ricci and all the ladies who sewed the beautiful bags. Once again, we see our Mission in action!

NDE would like to wish all our families a very Merry Christmas and a Happy Blessed New Year!