with an average of 20 years teaching experience, plus literacy and math specialists. 

a 9:1 student-faculty ratio that promotes close relationships with teachers and among peers.

that emphasize creative problem-solving and experiential learning.

that develops intellectual and cultural competence.

that supports both spiritual and intellectual development.

include liturgies, retreats, missions and student-led prayer.

who guide students on their spiritual journey.

where empathy and acceptance are valued.

Our Leaders of Character program is embedded throughout the school and focuses on three behaviors that contribute to personal development: Serves God, Builds Community, Grows Self. 

As leaders of character rooted in the tradition of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, we demonstrate that God is good by taking time to grow in our faith, pray and reflect; giving thanks and giving back; modeling integrity; and prioritizing the common good. 

As leaders of character, we create community among those with whom we work and serve by being considerate, honoring the dignity and sacredness of each person, seeking to include others, cooperating with each other and clearly articulating ourselves. 

At The Summit, we educate for life and understand that leaders of character seek continued growth, which entails knowing ourselves and our God-given gifts, taking responsibility for our words and actions, managing our time and our stress, opening ourselves up to new ideas, learning from our mistakes and embracing the creative process. 

through our no-cut sports policy and an emphasis on healthy living habits. 

music, fine and performing arts – inspire creativity and cultivate passion and skill.

taught at every grade level; dedicated counselors in each division. 

that supports students who are new to the school and through transitions to across each division.