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About This School
Institute of Notre Dame is a private high school in Baltimore. The principal of Institute of Notre Dame is Dr. Mary Funke/Ann Seeley, who can be contacted at aseeley@indofmd.org. 350 students go to Institute of Notre Dame and identify as White, non-Hispanic; Hispanic; and Black, non-Hispanic. The ratio of students to teachers at Institute of Notre Dame is 12:1. Paul Laurence Dunbar High School is one of the nearest high schools.
I'm an incoming sophomore at IND and my freshman year was AMAZING!! You would think it would be hard making friends at a new school but it wasn't!! I love how the teachers interact with us in class and make all of us participate. The tablet pcs are a good idea too because it can help with the learning experience. Their are also many activities at the school and we have weekly assemblies. Their is always something going on!! I used to dread coming to school but now I'm excited to wake up in the morning and attend!
(1 year ago)
A very proud IND Alumna I recommend this school to every young women aspiring to be the best woman she can be. Even though I didnt realize the legacy that an IND graduate holds when I was a student I am ever so proud of it now. I love the comrarderie of INDians near and far. Thank You IND for teaching me how to be a woman and preparing me for my future. Loving submitted Alumna from the 90's!!
(1 year ago)
My daughter graduated from IND in 2011. WE both loved it!. IND encourages self awareness and self confidence and prepares the young ladies to become successful adults. My daughter thrived in the small family like environment. Although she now attends a university where one of her classes was larger then her graduating class the life lessons she learned has enabled her to make that large enviorment into a smaller one. I will be forever grateful to the teachers and administrators. Her guidance counselor was especially helpful her senior year with applications and recommendations. I am always compleneted on how lovely my daughter is and I know that a lot of that comes from her years at IND.
(1 year ago)
I graduated from IND many years ago and it was a great experience and has served me well in my professional and personal life. It prepared me well for college at Georgetown and I'm most grateful for the self confidence it engendered for me to become a nurse practitioner and then a national consultant to medical groups and hospitals in transforming healthcare as well as authoring articles and a book that's used nationally. LOVE and still support IND to this day and would highly recommend.
(1 year ago)
At IND I am just so happy. Currently I am a freshman and I've only been in school for two weeks. I have learned so much and made amazing friends already. I am a member of Hildie's Helpers a service club at IND. I am excited to go to school every morning. ANDDDDDD I love my teachers my friends Sr. Hildie annd my tablet pc computer. )
(1 year ago)
Fantastic school! We spent a long time deciding which school would be best to send our girls. There are many excellent schools in the Baltimore area however IND stood out amongst their peers in a number of different areas (Mangeable fee schedules/Payment options/Scholarship opportunities/Teachers/Hours/Technology/Leadership development/Affiliations with CND & SU/Transport/Lunch provisions/Hard working Mother & Father groups). It has so far provided a welcoming positive no nonsense and supportive environment for our girls and it is heartening to see our girls so genuinely happy!!
(2 years ago)
We have been really pleased with this school. It's a great value for the money too. Teachers are very involved and caring. Also the technology program prepares students for the world today.
(3 years ago)
I absolutely hated this school. This was the worst experience of my life. The guidance department was awful my applications and transcripts were sent to the wrong schools causing me to miss going to college. So I have no college degree and no idea of what to do. The students are stuck up and and in their own cliques. I wish I could go back in time and go somewhere else. I can only hope that this school gets shut down.
(3 years ago)
I think that IND is the best school because of it's diverse population. Everyone has a lot of different and unique interests so everything is really fun and interesting.
(3 years ago)
The Institute of Notre Dame is a diverse school who embraces the young ladies individuality as well as their ethniticity. They celebrate their differences and learn how to get along as sisters. They also have wonderful traditions that they have been celebrating for over 150 years.
(3 years ago)
I love that everyone is loves the school. The school has the best teachers and classes to help my daughters succed and prepare for college. The girls that come out of IND are prepared for success. They are mature young ladies that have learned a that helping the communinty is important as well.I am proud to have my daughters go to IND. They arew getting the best education and making great friends.
(3 years ago)
I graduated from IND in 2006 and now I am going into my 4th year at a private university. IND definitely fulfilled my expectations for a high school education. I participated in athletics year-round as well as clubs and service activities. IND really has a family environment and I now see that as I finish my undergraduate career at a large university. The teachers there truly care and the girls become your sisters. I would recommend IND to anyone who wants a unique education in a comfortable environment. The only thing I would change would be to add more AP classes so students have more opportunities to earn college credit.
(3 years ago)
I only have positive things to say about IND. My four year experience there is truly indescribable. The teachers and faculty made such an impact on me and prepared to take on any challenge. I learned so much more than just academics I learned how to work together with other people to make great things happen. IND is always going to be a huge part of my life.
(4 years ago)
I have been a Math and Science teacher for about 15 years before joining IND and found that here as the best high school for girls. As a foreigner I am well respected by parents colleagues and all students even those I did not teach. Students are well prepared for College both academically and in extra curicular activities. At present nearly every course is taught with the use of technology. If anyone is looking for a great high school this is the one.
(6 years ago)
I am currently a senior at IND and I have nothing but wonderful things to say about the school. The one thing that made me want to come to the school was the amount of history and tradition that could be found there. The academics are challenging and are a good preparation for college. Athletics have always been top ranked. The school community itself is so welcoming that you feel right at home; just like a family. When I will graduate I know that I will be leaving behind a very important chapter in my life. I will always hold IND close to my heart. I completely recommend this school to anyone interested in it.
(7 years ago)
Institute Of Notre Dame is an awful experience for any child. My child attended the school and it was almost as if she was in a caged cell. The technology department is lacking as well as an enriched learning experience. The school does not offer a well-rounded learning atmosphere not allowing students to go on feild trips better yet having a campus. I would never recommend a school such as IND to any parent.
(7 years ago)
IND is a great school for young ladies. The girls there are so close. They remind me of sisters!
(8 years ago)
My daughter is a Senior at IND. The years have certainly flown by. My daughter has been very well prepared to enter the college world thanks to IND. The teachers are stellar and the administration in unequaled. There is a strong balance between academics and athletics and extracurricular activities. My daughters passion about the school is monstrous. She absolutely loves every aspect about the school. As she prepares to move on part of her focus will remain on the institute that has instilled camaraderie and academic acheivement in her. She plans to become a teacher and possibly return to IND to help guide other young women through thier high school years.
(9 years ago)
As a former alumni and parent of a '98 graduate I have nothing but the highest regards for their efforts to prepare students to meet challenges. For always trying to have a diverse enrollment they keep trying to be innovative in meeting the student needs.