Notre Dame
High School
Lawrenceville, NJ
Academics
College & School Counseling
Where will Notre Dame lead you?
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A New Journey...
98% of the Class of 2019 were placed in competitive universities such as, Cornell University, University of Sourthern California, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, New York University, Berklee College of Music and Boston College.
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Berklee College of Music
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The Catholic University of America
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Clemson University
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Duke University
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The Culinary Institute of America
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Elon University
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Fairfield University
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University of Delaware
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Fordham University
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Ithaca College
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The University of Iowa
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Cornell University
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James Madison University
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Johns Hopkins University
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Johnson & Wales University
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Michigan State University
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New Jersey Institute of Technology
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University of Maryland
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University of Michigan
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New York University
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Northwestern University
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The Pennsylvania State University
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University of Pittsburgh
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Purdue University
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Rutgers University
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The College of New Jersey
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College and School Counseling at ND
The College and School Counseling Office at Notre Dame High School in New Jersey is designed to service the needs of all students in academic, personal, social, career and college areas. During the course of the academic year, each counselor is expected to meet with a student at least once in order to get to know the individual student as well as to discuss short term and long term goals. The reality is that most students meet with their counselor several times during the year.
In the first semester, counselors will focus on the freshmen and transfer students who are making a transition to a new environment as well as providing assistance to seniors in their college search. In the second semester, sophomores and juniors are helped to explore academic choices and to start the students thinking about life after high school.
A student or parent may request a meeting with a counselor anytime throughout the school year. All the student has to do is to stop by the guidance office and put his or her name on the sign up sheet outside the counselor's door. An appointment slip will be sent to the student within a day or two.
Parents may call the counselor to request an appointment for themselves or to ask the counselor to meet with their child. Email is a great way to contact your child's counselor to ask questions or to set up an appointment. The counselors' phone extensions and email addresses are listed on the right of the screen.
We all look forward to a busy and productive year!
In the first semester, counselors will focus on the freshmen and transfer students who are making a transition to a new environment as well as providing assistance to seniors in their college search. In the second semester, sophomores and juniors are helped to explore academic choices and to start the students thinking about life after high school.
A student or parent may request a meeting with a counselor anytime throughout the school year. All the student has to do is to stop by the guidance office and put his or her name on the sign up sheet outside the counselor's door. An appointment slip will be sent to the student within a day or two.
Parents may call the counselor to request an appointment for themselves or to ask the counselor to meet with their child. Email is a great way to contact your child's counselor to ask questions or to set up an appointment. The counselors' phone extensions and email addresses are listed on the right of the screen.
We all look forward to a busy and productive year!
Class of 2019
ND Counselors
List of 8 members.
Julie Kopchik, ND Mathematics Teacher
"The students here are held to a higher standard, and they are getting prepared for some really prestigious colleges and universities."
Notre Dame High School
Located on 100 beautiful acres in Central New Jersey, Notre Dame High School, founded in 1957, is a college preparatory school for grades 9 - 12, preparing young men and women for lives of purpose, built upon a foundation of Catholic faith, with a commitment to academics, co-curricular activities and service to others.
