High School Preparation
St. Francis of Assisi has a proud tradition of preparing students for the high school of their choice. Our graduates attend Catholic, independent, and highly selective public schools. Many receive merit scholarships. Once in high school, they show leadership,
excel athletically, and serve their communities. Our alumni go on to college and to graduate programs in medicine, law, education, and more.
excel athletically, and serve their communities. Our alumni go on to college and to graduate programs in medicine, law, education, and more.
Recent High School Acceptances
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Accomplishments of Our Graduates
Jamie Watson, Class of 2009
Jamie Watson, a Notre Dame Preparatory School senior, received first place honors in the 39th Annual Harvard National Forensics Tournament for Original Oratory. Watson was one of six top winners from more than 4,200 national participants at the two-day tournament held February 16-18 in Cambridge, MA.
Besting 361 other competitors in her category, Watson earned first place for her original oratory “Laughter—FDA Approved,” which she researched, wrote and delivered. She explains that her ten-minute speech was “about the importance of comedy in our daily lives and how much laughter can truly benefit us. I use various studies and statistics to get the message across, as well as some real stories about how comedy has changed lives. And of course, it incorporates many jokes!” Also, congratulations to Jamie for winning outstanding actress in her pod at the Junior Theater Festival in Atlanta. She performed with the Children’s Playhouse of Maryland as Ursula in “The Little Mermaid" AND for winning the award for Best Comic Actress in a Musical at the Cappies for her role as Little Red Riding Hood in Notre Dame Prep's production of "Into The Woods." Caitlin Bopp, Class of 2005
Basketball whiz Caitlin Bopp traveled this summer on a world exchange with her teammates from Rider University via the Global Sports Academy. Read more: Bopping Around the Globe
Anebi Adoga, Class of 2008
Headed to Georgetown University after his graduation from Loyola Blakefield, Anebi reflects upon an experience of service in Haiti. Read more.
Core value -- SPIRITUALITY Elliott Troutner, Class of 2008
City College High School Valedictorian and Johns Hopkins Baltimore Scholar, shown here speaking at City's commencement ceremony.
Core value -- SCHOLARSHIP Emily Neil, Class of 2006
NDP graduate is dedicated to serving others Emily Neil, a recent graduate of Notre Dame Preparatory School has a wide range of interests, including Spanish, writing, painting and the Baltimore Orioles. What the 18-year-old is most passionate about, however, is not her favorite player Brian Roberts, but serving others. Read more
Core value --SERVICE Alex Waldt, Class of 2006
Curley’s slow starter readies for fast finish: Archbishop Curley senior Alex Waldt aspires to a high finish at the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association cross country championships, but athletic excellence was hardly forecast for him three years ago. Read more
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