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Notre Dame of De Pere provides a Catholic education that guides each student to confidently pursue their academic potential, develop a strong moral compass, and form a growing relationship with God.
Club or Organization: Battle of the Books, Robotics Club, Student Council
Arts and Music Programs: Band, Theater and Acting
Recreational Athletic Programs: Girls on the Run
School Notes
Notre Dame of De Pere is a Catholic school where students build
a foundation for lifelong success. We pursue academic excellence
while developing confident learners who are encouraged to realize
their unique potential. Led by our Catholic values, we treat
everyone with respect and compassion, and we inspire each other
with acts of kindness and service. Our entire community is invested
in the holistic growth and development of each student.
The strong partnerships between our school staff, parents, and
the parishes of St. Francis Xavier and St. Mary are at the very
core of the outstanding Catholic education provided at Notre Dame
of De Pere. Together we lay the foundation for students on their
path to becoming future leaders of the Catholic faith and the
greater community.
In the Fall of 2020, Notre Dame of De Pere moved into its new
home at 137 S. Superior Street. This address is inspired by the
Bible verse Luke 1:37, "For nothing shall be impossible with God."
The spirit of determination and unwavering faith in this verse so
perfectly represents our school culture.Our innovative,
inspiring new building has allowed us to continue to uphold the
strengths of our programming while also developing new student
opportunities. The design of the building gives each developmental
level its own identity and space while also affording us the
opportunity for cross-grade level collaboration.Many of the
spaces in our school are designed for flexible use ranging from
traditional instruction to student collaboration. Our Prayer Room
offers a space for quiet prayer and reflection for classes to visit
as a part of their regular school day.We are also in the
process of growing MakerSpace and STEM programming.It is
truly an exciting time to be a part of our school community.
Notre Dame School Of De Pere's tuition is approximately $3,565 for private students.
What sports does Notre Dame School Of De Pere offer?
Notre Dame School Of De Pere offers 7 interscholastic sports: Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field and Volleyball. Notre Dame School Of De Pere is ranked as one of the top 20% of private schools in Wisconsin for most sports offered.
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Notre Dame School of De Pere Receives $27 Million Gift (2019)
Home News May 19, 2019
The Notre Dame School of De Pere , a co-ed PK-8 Catholic school in De Pere, Wisconsin, has received $27 million from local philanthropists Jim and Miriam Mulva, We Are Green Bay.com reports.
The gift will support construction of a three-story, 87,000-square-foot building for the elementary and middle schools, which currently are located in separate buildings a couple of blocks from each other. The gift also will support construction of a new parish center for St. Francis Xavier ...
Notre Dame School of De Pere gifted $27 million for new building (2019)
Posted: May 14, 2019 12:00 PM CDT Updated: May 14, 2019 05:41 PM CDT Video Celebrity Sportscaster: Ned the Dead
DE PERE, Wis. (WFRV) -- Notre Dame School of De Pere will be getting a new, three-story building thanks to a $27 million gift from a local family.
"This opportunity is not just once in a lifetime, but about once in three or four lifetimes," Molly Mares, Principal of Notre Dame of De Pere told Local 5. "Both of our schools are - they're older ...
