News and Events

Please check Edline (link at the top right of this page) for up to date information on school closings and delays.

 

 

CONGRATULATIONS TO the Boys Varsity Basketball Team for being ranked #8 in the state, while the Girls Varsity Basketball Team held their spot at #13. Read about our basketball alumna Azania Stewart by clicking here and visiting our alumni spotlight.

 

 

Congratulations to Dr. Reimers who was an honored guest of two former students at the annual Excellence in Education Banquet, hosted by the Loudoun Education Foundation (click here for the full story).

 

Please contact Archie Catalfamo our Director of Admission for information about our Open Houses or to arrange a private tour of the school (540) 687 5581

 

February 20th Open House:

1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

 

 

SCHOOL SPIRIT

WE ARE BECOMING

MIDDLEBURG ACADEMY!

 

The clock is counting down… on July 1st, 2010 our name will be Middleburg Academy.

This year our dynamic and diverse community is happily engaged in a variety of challenging classes, exceptional visual and performing arts and competitive athletics.

 

Go Dragons!

 

 

News and Events

Notre Dame Academy Art Show at The Byrne Gallery, Middleburg

02/03/10 - 02/07/10


 

5th Annual Chili Cook-Off and Brownie Bake-Off for family and friends of Notre Dame Academy

6:30 p.m. 02/05/10

Notre Dame Campus

 

CF Lightbulb Recycling Available at NDA - The Green Club will be collecting old CF lightbulbs to be recycled. After having switched over all the incandescent bulbs on campus to compact flourescent (CF) bulbs, we found that we now have a few that need to be disposed of. But according to the NY Times "improper disposal of the bulbs creates a hazard, because they contain small amounts of mercury." ("Home Depot Offers Recycling for Compact Fluorescent Bulbs" by Stephanie Rosenbloom, June 24, 2008) If it is more convenient for you, feel free to send in your bulbs with your student to school. They can drop them off in Dr Reimers' room and Green Club members will take them to Home Depot to be recycled.