Institute of Notre Dame

The Institute of Notre Dame (IND), the oldest Catholic girls high school in Baltimore and the first founded in the U.S. by the School Sisters of Notre Dame, announced today that President Mary L. Funke Ed.D.

Baltimore, MD (March 13, 2013) —The Institute of Notre Dame (IND), the oldest Catholic girls school in Baltimore and the first established by the School Sisters of Notre Dame in the U.S.

The Institute of Notre Dame (IND), the oldest Catholic girls school in Baltimore, is preparing for the arrival of 11 Austrian students for a cross-cultural experience. On March 28,13 IND students will visit the Austrian school, returning on April 7.

The Institute of Notre Dame (IND), the first Catholic girls school in Baltimore, was honored as one of Baltimore’s Top Workplaces by “The Baltimore Sun.” This year's the first time IND participated in the survey on significant workforce issues.

The Institute of Notre Dame (IND) announced today that Katherine “Kat” Ocheda ’13 will sign a National Letter of Intent tomorrow to play lacrosse at Kennesaw State University in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Institute of Notre Dame (IND), the first Catholic girls school in Baltimore, will hold its annual Open House for prospective students and parents on Saturday, November 10, from noon until 3.

Baltimore, MD — The Institute of Notre Dame (IND), the first Catholic girls high school in Baltimore, announced today that enrollment has increased more than 27 percent over the past three years despite the economic recession.

The Institute of Notre Dame named Sister Karen Kane, SSND, as dean of students effective July 1, 2012. Sister Karen will ensure that IND’s mission, philosophy and core values are integrated into student academics and activities.

The Institute of Notre Dame, the oldest Catholic girls high school in Baltimore, has selected Ms. Gail Donahue as principal beginning next year. Ms. Donahue will assume the leadership role from Ms. Ann Seeley, who retires June 30, 2012.