March has been a busy time at Nardin Academy, but there is no way we would let Women’s History month pass without acknowledging the contributions of women to history and contemporary society.

Black History Month is a time when we celebrate and honor the contributions of Black individuals to our society. As an important part of American history, it is essential that we take time to learn about and acknowledge the struggles, achievements, and contributions of Black people. Black History Month assemblies provide a unique opportunity for individuals to come together and celebrate this important cultural event.

In keeping with Narin’s goal, which was created by a chorus of voices throughout our accreditation process, the Academy is moving forward on our timeline regarding student-family-school communication improvements. At the center of this goal, is Nardin’s efforts to streamline the multiple information systems used both internally and externally to one fully integrated system, Blackbaud.