| Nardin News and Events |
A truly innovative event will make its debut at Nardin Academy, February 10 at 7:00 p.m.The Forum is a moderated panel discussion designed to cultivate a global knowledge for Nardin students. Career Paths, Networking, and Social Entrepreneurship are the topics for discussion. The keynote speaker is Christine Moulton, Executive Director, National Women’s Hall of Fame and the panel moderator is Margaret Sullivan’75, Editor and Vice President, The Buffalo News. |
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The Campaign Today for Nardin Tomorrow, Expanding Excellence will fund the construction of much needed space for music, dance and fine arts which are central parts of the Nardin curriculum at the High School and Elementary School. Also included in the plan are dedicated academic resource centers for elementary students who require more individualized instruction. A new first to third grade Montessori classroom is also planned. For more information, go to our Capital Campaign website pages in the Giving Section. Click here |
The Annual Fund Make a gift that will make a difference. Your contribution to the Nardin Annual Fund is tax deductible, so now is the perfect time to give. Make a Scholarship, Memorial or Reunion gift. See the Annual Fund section of this website under Giving. Click here |
The High School performed The Wiz at the UB Center for the Arts Drama Theatre December 11 and 12. The cast was superb and the production quality the highest. Congratulations to the cast, orchestra and back stage crew. At the right, Theresa Johnson played Dorothy and Sequoia Collier-Hezel from Canisius High School was the Lion. Click here for more photos of the performance |
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A truly innovative event will make its debut at Nardin Academy, February 10 at 7:00 p.m.The Forum is a moderated panel discussion designed to cultivate a global knowledge for Nardin students. Career Paths, Networking, and Social Entrepreneurship are the topics for discussion. The keynote speaker is Christine Moulton, Executive Director, National Women’s Hall of Fame and the panel moderator is Margaret Sullivan’75, Editor and Vice President, The Buffalo News.
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The Campaign Today for Nardin Tomorrow, Expanding Excellence will fund the construction of much needed space for music, dance and fine arts which are central parts of the Nardin curriculum at the High School and Elementary School. Also included in the plan are dedicated academic resource centers for elementary students who require more individualized instruction. A new first to third grade Montessori classroom is also planned. For more information, go to our Capital Campaign website pages in the Giving Section. 
