Mr. Rudolph's U.S. History course had a debate this morning: Federalists vs. Democratic-Republicans! The students did a great job discussing and debating the foundational ideas of our democracy! #ProudToBePND

As grade school volleyball season gets underway, several PND volleyball players are serving as volunteer coaches at our feeder schools. They love collaborating with local teams to share their love and knowledge of the sport. Best of luck to all teams this season!

PND's Teens for Life traveled to Washington D.C. for the March for Life! We are proud of our students and faculty for representing the pro-life movement! #ProudToBePND

PND offers many opportunities for spiritual growth - for both students and the public! If you want to join us for Mass, Adoration, or Confession, be sure to check into the front office and head to the chapel! #ProudToBePND #BodyMindSoul

Students in Ms. Bingaman's biology class used sweet treats—gelatin, licorice, gummy worms, and candy—to construct an animal cell.

Students in Sr. Catherine Thomas' Who is Jesus Christ course wrapped up their unit on themes within the Gospel of Matthew with final projects, including illustrated Bible passages, mock Instagram posts, and playlists, before sharing their creations with peers in a gallery walk.

Students in Leadership Development completed an Arctic Storm Challenge, creating shelters to withstand wind, hail, and rain. To make the activity more challenging, some team members could not move due to severe frostbite, and others could not see due to the fierce snowfall.

Good luck to our Irish Wrestlers as they head off to Clinton to compete in the Class A Sectional and to our PND Dance team as they compete in the IDTA State competition this weekend in Springfield! Go IRISH! #ProudToBePND

Students in Introduction to Leadership celebrated Valentine's Day by writing leadership-style themed valentines, providing guidance to leaders in an advice column, creating leadership trait chocolate candy boxes, and making candy conversation hearts with leadership maxims.

NDTV will be streaming both of tonight's regional semifinal boys basketball games. PND Athletics YouTube Channel youtube.com/c/PNDAthletics 4:30pm - #3 Manual vs #5 Peoria High youtube.com/live/muBjBj_5E… 6:00pm - #2 Richwoods vs #7 Peoria Notre Dame youtube.com/live/RnKkQiHxl…

For a study on social deviance, students in Mrs. Wiggers's sociology class created one-pagers about fictional characters and participated in a gallery walk to view peers' projects.

Best of luck to our students on their final exams for Trimester 2!! You will do fantastic! #ProudToBePND

Our awesome students in AP Literature are continuing their study of sonnets. They sorted lines from each type of sonnet (Petrarchan or Shakespearean) into their respective poems based on volta, structure, and rhyme scheme. #ProudToBePND

Happy St. Patrick's Day to our Irish family! We especially send lucky love to our partner school, St. Patrick's Washington, which is celebrating their patron feast day today.

Reminder that Bunny Breakfast is coming up THIS SATURDAY from 9-11 AM! We can't wait to see you all there for our Easter egg hunt, arts & crafts, and to meet the Easter Bunny! Tickets will be available at the door! #ProudToBePND #BunnyBreakfast

Shout-out to our awesome Technology staff member Aaron Cunningham! Aaron applied for and successfully secured a security grant of $82,500 for PND! Updates utilizing this grant will start this summer. Congratulations & thank you, Aaron!! Amazing work! #ProudToBePND

Coming up on April 27th, we have our final Mornings at PND for the year! Prospective and current parents are welcome to join us to learn about our fine arts offerings including band, choir, theater, and art!

"Well, Hello Dolly! You're looking swell, Dolly!" Come see the amazing production of "Hello Dolly" at PND next weekend! Tickets are available to reserve on this Google Form link: forms.gle/Vi5ATW4wQfP9yc…

Student in AP Lit reviewed for their exam by playing a version of Headbandz with characters and symbols from novels they've read.

Last week, students in AP Research submitted their 5,000-word research papers to College Board and were given an individualized APA citation to commemorate their achievements.