News of the Week    May 30, 2016


Picture of the Week
ND's Drama Club Presents Chamber Music.  
Pictured:  Zara Badda, Kelly Infante, Ariana Guillen, Elena Jones, Maria Hayakawa, Laura Arroyo, Emma Makin, Sophia Bertran, Stephanie Adams, and Gabriella Gamab
This Week at ND
Monday,   5/30
Memorial Day
NO SCHOOL

Tuesday,   5/31, Day 6
SC E-Board Election Results

Wednesday,  6 /1,  Day 1
Algebra II Common Core Exam, 4th Floor, 8:28-Noon (No Classes for Juniors)

Running Club, 3 pm

Thursday, 6/2, Day 2

Friday, 6/3, Day 3

Saturday, 6/4
Happy Birthday, Ms. Clarke!

SAT Exam



School Lunch
Monday, 5/30
NO SCHOOL

Tuesday, 5/31
Cheese Calzone; Spinach

Wednesday, 6/1
Assorted Hot Sandwiches; Sweet Potato Wedges

Thursday, 6/2
Burger Sliders; Baked French Fries

Friday, 6/3
Bagel Pizza; Black Bean Salad


Reminders

SAT EXAM  on June 4th

Last Day of Classes on June 7th

Final Exams Begin on Jun 8th

Rising Senior Portraits:  June 8th - 10th

Graduation Liturgy, Luncheon, and Rehearsal on June 8th

Graduation on June 9th, 6 pm, The Great Hall, Cooper Union

NO SCHOOL on June 10th

ACT Exam on June 11th

Faculty Meeting on June 13th, 9 am - Noon, Library

Board Meeting on June 15th, 4 pm

ND Summer Program Registration Deadline, June 15th

Alumnae Volleyball Game/Fundraiser on June 17th, 5 pm, Dolan Ctr.



If you have news, please submit your item for "News of the Week" by Thursday at noon for the Friday News.  Thanks!


Dear Parents and Students,   

Congratulations to ND's Drama Club for their riveting presentation of Chamber Music by Arthur Kopit.  Huge thanks to Fr. Drance, the Drama Club Moderator and Magis Theatre for all their help with the production.  Kudos to student director Stephanie Liz and Stage Manager Jessica Graue! And, of course, thanks to the vital tech crew, Victoria Barrett and Deirdre O'Donell.

Sincere thanks to our fearless prom chaperones, Ms Bixenman, Ms. Clarke, Ms. Donose, Dr. Dooley, Mr. Lejano, Mr. McDonald, Ms. McGinniss, Ms. Narayanan, Ms. Null, and Ms. Vella.  By all reports, the Class of 2016 had a lovely evening.  Next up, Graduation!

Hope everyone has a wonderful Memorial Day weekend, a time to remember all the men and women who have sacrificed for our country, and also a time to welcome the unofficial start of summer.

My best,

Jackie Brilliant
Principal
Announcements
  • The Xavier Dramatics Society proudly presents its  Freshman Drama, Law and Order; Fairy Tale Unit, Friday, May 27th, at 1:30 & 6:30 pm, in the Xavier Commons.  Our own Kelly Parker '19 is in the cast.
  • Lasher for Senate, a progressive, Democratic campaign for state senate in Manhattan, seeks Spring and Summer Interns.  The internship is unpaid, and hours and schedules are flexible.  If interested send a resume OR cover letter to Ilana Maier.
  • The Alliance for Climate Education (ACE) has an Action Fellowship program, which is a paid internship for high school students.  Apply here.  The deadline to apply is May 30th.
  • ND alum Carlina Rivera offers a student internship with a Council Member.  Email here if you are interested.  See Ms. Vargas for details.
  • TutorMe.com is offering ND students free ACT tutoring, featuring 10 hours of content, along with 500 + practice problems.  This course normally costs $79, but, again, is free for ND students.  To access this course, sign up here.  Enter coupon code "NDS" on the checkout page for a 100% discount.  You will have 6 months of full access after signing up. 
  • Juniors and seniors are invited to register for the HOBY Advanced Leadership Academy, from July 7-12 at Loyola U., Chicago and from July 12-14 at Post ALA, Chicago.  Register and find out more here.
  • The New York Times announces pre-collegiate programs.  Visit nytedu.com or call 646-438-7269 for more info.
  • Fordham University hosts a Summer Youth Empowerment Camp in July 2016.  Scholarships are available.  Register here or call Michael Guberti at 914-722-6005 for more info.
  • Kaplan offers free cram sessions for the ACT and the new SAT.  Register here.
  • Yale University announces its Young Global Scholars Program for talented high school students from around the world, who live and study on the Yale campus during the summer.  Students may apply to any of six two-week sessions.  Applications and more info  here
  • Rutgers University announces a Pre-Engineering Summer Academy for students between the ages of 16 - 18 years old.  Email Claire Preston at this address for more info.
  • Columbia University offers Summer Programs for High School Students.  Email this address for more info.
  • Bronx Loaf is a summer writing program for NYC students, from July 11 - 16.  It's free, and the program provides breakfast and lunch every day.  Apply here.
  • Rising Seniors:  Your informal yearbook pictures will be taken on Wed., June 8th.  Please follow the schedule distributed by Dr. Dooley, and be on time for your session.  Meet the photographer in the Dolan Ctr.  Juniors are allowed to be out of uniform this day but must follow the guidelines communicated by Dr. Dooley.  Photographer Juliana Thomas must be paid online before you sit for your photo.  Formal pictures will be taken on Fri., June 10th.  Please reserve this date!  Schedule to follow.
  • Students and families should be sure to review the June Final Exam schedule, which is posted on the home page of our website.
  • Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum offers free programs for NYC high school students interested in college and career opportunities in design.  Click here to learn more.
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  • The China Institute hosts an Open House on June 9th, from 3-7 pm, 40 Rector St., 2nd Fl., for information about its many summer programs.
  • Ethical Culture Fieldston School offers Driver Education classes.  The program starts on July 5th and concludes Aug. 8th.  You may pick up a flyer with all the info from Ms. Rivera in the main office.
  • Barnard College announces  a summer program, which offers need-based scholarships.  Click  here  for more info and to apply.
  • The Center for K12 STEM Education at NYU Tandon School of Engineering is accepting applications from NYC high school students to participate in Applied Research Innovations in Science and Engineering (ARISE), a FREE summer research program in STEM disciplines.  To learn more about this opportunity, visit this website.
  • The YW announces FemSem, a week-long leadership program hosted at Columbia University for girls, ages 14-18, from July 11th - 15th.  Email Darcy-Tell Morales for more info.
  • The China Institute offers Summer Language Immersion for High School Students from July 10th - Aug. 7th.  Application deadline is May 31st.  For more info, click here.

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