Development Director Kalya Link said the school trying to grow the Pioneer Legacy, and is looking for input.
Stakeholders in the school began looking at the legacy in the fall. Link says input from others who hold Notre Dame close to their heart can help shape the school’s future with the new Vitality Project.
“We then opened it up to the community and hosted six sessions,” Link said. “We had a couple of hundred people participate over those six sessions, including three additional sessions that we held internally, internally with students, faculty and stakeholders within the school.”
Those meetings provided a blueprint for possible improvements for the Pios. And moving forward, this Vitality Project will continue creating new visions for Notre Dame High School, in an information summit.
“We got feedback from people throughout these sessions about what’s working well, what do we need to improve and what’s their vision for the future,” Link said. “And so simultaneously we’ve been working on goals and strategies to improve the school and will marry those two pieces of information together and bring them to the public in a summit on May 6.”
Link says everyone who attends the May 6 summit will be able to see the goals, provide input and get to vote and help set priorities for the school.
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