CatholicLink

Becoming part of the CatholicLink Society is a recognition given to those who attended two of the three CatholicLink institutions as part of their educational path. These honorees are given a token for their commitment to Catholic education.

Trifectas: Representing a unique segment of the CatholicLink Society are those who have graduated from all three CatholicLink institutions: GRACE, NDA, and SNC. If you know of an alumnus/a who is a trifecta, please contact NDA’s President’s Office.

The latest groundbreaking leadership development is the creation of the CatholicLink Center, which is currently in progress. The purpose of the CatholicLink Center is to:

• Offer professional development for faculty and staff
• Provide leadership development for administrators and school leadership
• Conduct research and publish best practices within Catholic education

To support the goals outlined for CatholicLink, the following are continuously offered to those working within Catholic schools.

• 50% tuition waiver for employees’ children
• Expertise sharing in admissions, marketing, fundraising, alumni relations, athletics and professional education
• $5,000 stipend for SNC graduates who teach at NDA or GRACE for three consecutive years

GRACE
The Green Bay Area Catholic Education (GRACE) system includes nine schools providing excellence in 3K-8th grade education and serves the 23 Catholic parishes within the Greater Green Bay community. GRACE schools range in offerings and locations, and each has its own distinct history, focus, and parish connections.

NDA
Notre Dame Academy is the premier Catholic high school in Green Bay that embraces more than 120 years of educational excellence. This caring, faith-filled environment welcomes students from across the region and the world through its international program. NDA students hold a 99% college admission and attendance rate.

SNC
The only Norbertine college in the world, St. Norbert College is a four-year, Catholic liberal arts college, devoted to the Norbertine traditions of community, prayer, and service to others. Founded in 1898 by Abbot Bernard Pennings, the residential campus today serves approximately 2,200 undergraduate and graduate students from throughout the nation and 30 other countries. The academic excellence of SNC is nationally recognized by U.S. News & World Report’s America’s Best Colleges.