The Catholic boys' high school was named after Our Lady of Notre Dame. It provides a college preparatory program that also offers athletics, theater, music, arts and clubs. The Burke program helps students who have disabilities such as Down's Syndrome, and the Andre program helps students with learning disabilities. Dan Tully, a 1994 graduate of the school, is principal, and Rev. John Smyth is president. Students are called the dons, which means gentlemen in Spanish and are known as the gentlemen of Mary.  The school's athletic teams are also named the Dons.