Fine arts are on the rise
By Rose Tuft, Staff Writer
April 19, 2018
(From left) Matthew Tryon, Trevor Johnson, Sophie Kezirian, Ben Davis, Josh Babu, Eddie Eberle, Cole Streifel-Gollon, Reina Squires, and Paolo Rances, preform at the Fine Arts Festival (Kimberly Haub/Special to the Seraphim)
Examples of dialogue: three student voices
By Andrew Lindbloom, Staff Writer
April 18, 2018
NDP's Catholic identity influences dialogue in and out of the class room (Andrew Lindbloom/The Seraphim)
Solutions to sleep deprivation
By Amelie Young, Staff Writer
April 18, 2018
The school day beginning at 7:40 a.m. at NDP (Amelie Young/The Seraphim)
Ansel Averitte, Special to The Seraphim
April 20, 2018
12 is so much better than 9 By Ansel Averitte 12or 9? 9 or 12? 9 is not as good as 12! 12 is soooooooo much better than 9!!!! Gotta get this out, what is my head...
By Rose Tuft, Staff Writer
April 19, 2018
As students walk through the corridor by the 400 building and pass by Room 405, a shelf lined with ceramics projects jumps out. These beautiful pieces were created by Ray Medhus’ ceramics classes and are set out...
By Samantha Shank, Special to The Seraphim
April 19, 2018
HEY SUNSHINE By Samantha Shank, Class of 2018 Hey Sunshine That shy girl sitting alone in the corner I see you hiding I know why you’re hiding And I understand your...
By Sophie O'Shei, Special to The Seraphim
March 6, 2018
Cars rumbling, feet shuffling, and keyboards clicking are common noises in nearly any public place in modern society—from high schools to airports and everything in between. However,...
Kendra Niderost, Special to The Seraphim
October 17, 2017
When it comes to eating habits, many people say that meat is a necessity for the human body, but is it really worth the pain and suffering that goes on behind slaughterhouse...
By Katelyn Eberle, Special to The Seraphim
September 1, 2017
Imagine an extremely large hand swooping down into a happiness-filled home and plucking away its inhabitant from its friends, family, and entire life. Not only is its lifestyle...
Capstone: NDP journey from Grade 9 to Grade 12
April 20, 2018
12 is so much better than 9 By Ansel Averitte 12or 9? 9 or 12? 9...
Ceramics, drawing and painting in growth mode
April 19, 2018
As students walk through the corridor by the 400 building and pass by Room 405, a shelf lined...
College Plans for the Notre Dame Prep Class of 2018
- in-state public (39%, 26 Votes)
- out-of-state public (30%, 20 Votes)
- out-of-state private (26%, 17 Votes)
- gap year (3%, 2 Votes)
- in-state private (2%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 66
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By Sarah Ziemann, Staff Writer
February 28, 2018
Some athletes may say it is Division II, others say Conference 5A, still other students and fans call it Division IV. What does all of this mean? The Arizona Interscholastic Athletic...
By Sarah Ziemann, Staff Writer
February 27, 2018
As Zidane Thomas of Centennial continually broke through the defensive line, the Saints’ front seven struggled, play after play, to bring down their stronger and faster opponent....
By Sarah Ziemann, Staff Writer
February 27, 2018
As Zidane Thomas of Centennial continually broke through the defensive line, the Saints’ front seven struggled, play after play, to bring down their stronger and faster opponent....
By Samantha Torre, Staff Writer
November 8, 2017
Every October, children, teenagers, and adults alike begin counting down the days until Halloween. Even though Halloween was on a school night, it didn’t prevent Notre Dame Preparatory...
By Natalie Zarasian, Staff Writer
March 6, 2018
Changing lives, training dogs, and working on the future. These three actions correspond to student participation in Christian service at Notre Dame Preparatory. Many students...
By Natalie Zarasian, Staff Writer
March 5, 2018
Building a well in Africa, teaching children English, and meeting with people who have been deported. These are all different activities that students immerse themselves in...
