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NDS in the News
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Chico Enterprise Record~
Author: Staff Reports
Article ID: 16949682
Community Snapshots: 30 Laundry Baskets, Filled to the Brim
Students at Notre Dame School adopted Hartford Place as their annual holiday adopt-a-family. Hartford Place features a group of apartments where adults with various disabilities live independently, many on limited incomes. Hartford Place residents requested food, bath and household supplies this holiday season. Students at the school donated 30 laundry baskets filled to the brim with grocery gift cards, towels, and kitchen, bath and laundry products.
2/12/11
A School Like No Other, Only Different
Author: ROGER H. AYLWORTH - Staff Writer
Article ID: 17369606
CHICO — Terri Sobieralski is in her first year as the principal of a grade school that, like most, has to deal with shrinking enrollment, budget challenges, problems in the neighborhood, and little boys who tell fibs.
But there are also differences such as students who wear uniforms, and a faculty who used to. Sobieralski is the principal of Notre Dame School.
In 1928, with a faculty then made up of nuns, Notre Dame opened its doors at 435 Hazel St. for 130...
4/2/11
Spelling Bee Winners
CHICO — Four Butte County students, two of whom attend Notre Dame School, will be going to the state spelling bee championships.
The first two finishers in both elementary and junior high school categories both go to the state championships.
In the elementary school category, Ryan Bolf, a fifth-grader from Ponderosa School in Paradise, took first, and Rowelle Marino, a sixth-grader from Little Chico Creek School in Chico, took second.
Caroline Sajben, seventh grade, and Becca Korte, eighth grade, both from Notre Dame School, finished first and second respectively among the junior high contestants.
This is Becca's second trip to the state spelling bee competition, where she won last year..
4/11/11
Community Snapshots: Proceeds From Ash Wednesday Lunch
More than 200 students at Notre Dame School gave up their regular lunchtime fare on Ash Wednesday to raise money for those in need of daily meals in the Chico community. Parents and staff prepared vegetable soup and rolls, which students purchased for lunch. Sales from the lunch totaled $322, which was donated to the JesusCenter. Jesus Center Executive Director Bill Such receives the funds from students...
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Jan/Feb 2011
Feature about our Principal, Terri Sobieralski
Science Lab dedication to Sisters of Mercy
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