Facts and Figures

Enrollment
Currently, 409 young men and women, in grades 9 through 12, are enrolled at SJND.

Students come from more than 30 public, independent and Catholic grade schools.

Thirty-eight percent of our students live in Alameda, 28 percent live in Oakland, 23 percent live in the San Leandro area and the remaining students live in the other areas throughout the greater East Bay.

College Success
Graduates of SJND are well-prepared to perform in a demanding college environment, and the school's graduates have college choices that include the Ivy League, California's top universities and the nation's elite private universities. 2009-2011 College Admissions List.

Faculty
The faculty comprises 33 men and women with a median of 11 years of teaching experience. Two-thirds of the faculty holds advanced degrees in their field.

Student-to-Faculty Ratio
12:1

Calendar
The school year is divided into two 18-week terms, each of which offers some 85 different courses. Classes meet five days a week, Monday through Friday.

Financial Aid
Approximately 35 percent of students receive financial assistance.

Campus
In the summer of 2011, the school finished the second phase of the Smart Classrooms project to modernize the classrooms of Marianist Hall, the former boys school for St. Joseph's High School.

When the classroom reconstruction and renovation are complete, all learning spaces at SJND will have been renewed or newly constructed in the past seven years, making it a true 21st century college prep environment for our students.

The Smart Classrooms project began in 2010 with the renovation of the classrooms surrounding the Quad and the reconstruction of Notre Dame Hall. In 2007, the school opened the Anthony V. Aiello Science Center, complete with college-level laboratories and state-of-the-art equipment. The Kelly Gymnasium was also renovated that year, and SJND constructed a new music room and upgraded its library, with added computer research stations, in 2004.

SJND is located in a beautiful tree-lined neighborhood in the heart of Alameda, where the school was established in 1881 and has a proud tradition of educating students.

Accreditation
Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Click here for further information about accreditation.