Women's Leadership
in the Heart of Downtown San Jose
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For 8th Graders
At Eighth Grade Day, students experience a day personalized for eighth graders to expose them to "life at ND," and parents and guardians learn about ND’s distinctive programs. Register on Ravenna.
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Tickets Sales Coming Soon!
Table sales and individual tickets for our annual Crab Fest will open on Wednesday, Nov. 13 at noon. This event will sell out fast - don’t miss out!
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Apply Now
The application for the 2025-2026 school year is now available. Register on Ravenna to apply. The deadline is Friday, Dec. 13. Visit our application page to learn about the process.
Leadership Development
Each student has the opportunity to develop her leadership skills within the co-curricular program of her choice. Students develop voice and experience in our empowering environment.
More Than 170 Years of Tradition
In the midst of a rapidly changing world, Notre Dame's spirit and traditions remain. Whether donning crazy costumes for Spirit Week, walking downtown to attend mass, or swaying arm-in-arm while singing the alma mater, generations of women have upheld these traditions and called Notre Dame home.
A Culture of Innovation
Notre Dame's progressive culture of solution-finding, resource-sharing, skill-building and partnerships promotes curiosity and creativity within a unique learning environment.
Unique Downtown Experience
A Notre Dame education extends well beyond the footprint of our downtown San Jose campus, out into the tenth largest city in the United States and the thriving center of Silicon Valley.
Five Notre Dame students led prayers and shared reflections at the SiVIC annual assembly, highlighting their experiences in Notre Dame's interfaith programs and partnerships with local organizations.
The Class of 2025 celebrated their Senior Sunrise at Pardini Park, enjoying breakfast, music and a special crown-decorating tradition. In cozy pajamas, they bonded over sunrise views, laughter and excitement for the year ahead.
The Janksters, placed third at the Capital City Classic after an impressive semifinal run. From hands-on teamwork and problem-solving to diversity workshops and alliances with fellow teams, the event was a rewarding experience for all members.
The Class of 2025 gathered for Notre Dame’s Democracy Matters event. Through presentations and discussions led by faculty and local leaders, students explored the importance of active citizenship and were inspired to become justice advocates in their communities.