Notre Dame de la Baie Academy

As an educational ministry of the Roman Catholic Church, the school focuses on educating the whole person by developing Christian faith, a commitment to service, and academic potential. It emphasizes a caring, safe, and diverse community that encourages students to contribute meaningfully to the world. The school’s core values include faith, learning, respect, responsibility, service, and trustworthiness.

The school offers a comprehensive curriculum for grades 9-12, which includes accelerated, college credit, and International Baccalaureate (IB) courses. Students must complete 27 credits to meet graduation requirements. The academic program is supported by faith-based activities, including daily mass, Eucharistic adoration, and mission trips.

Graduates pursue diverse paths including university attendance, trade learning, military service, and internships. The school reports an average ACT score of 25.4 over the past three years for college-bound students. Additionally, students demonstrate a strong commitment to service, completing over 16,000 community service hours in the last year.

The school provides college counseling and academic advising to assist students in selecting courses and planning for post-secondary paths. While the school does not offer an English as a Second Language (ESL) program, it supports student success through rigorous academic standards and monitoring of reading levels. Students may be required to attend summer study if they are reading significantly below grade level.

The admissions process for freshmen and transfer students includes an online application, submission of academic, attendance, and behavioral records, and a review of standardized test results. Applicants are evaluated on their potential for success, with a focus on reading levels and academic standing. International students must provide proof of English proficiency via TOEFL Jr. or iTEP Slate scores and secure a permanent host family prior to arrival.

The school operates on an academic year with specific application windows for the Private School Choice Program (PSCP) occurring between February and August. Freshman applications for the 2026-27 school year open in November 2025 with a deadline of December 5, 2025. Athletic seasons are divided into fall, winter, and spring, with start dates typically ranging from August through March.

The campus is located at 610 Maryhill Drive in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It features facilities for academic instruction, athletics, and arts, including spaces for band and musical theater. The school manages its own athletic training and health services through Emplify Health and maintains various sports fields and courts for its athletic programs.

Approximately 85% of students participate in clubs, activities, and athletics. The school offers a wide range of sports, including football, basketball, hockey, soccer, swimming, tennis, track and field, lacrosse, wrestling, and volleyball. Students also engage in activities such as band, drama, and musical theater, and contribute to the student news site, The Tritonian.