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arrFiles=new Array();arrFiles[0]=new Array(1,"http://www.ndecboston.org/","31 May 2007","Welcome to Notre Dame Education Center !","Citizenship, Education, ESOL, GED, ADP, EDP, South Boston, Boston, Cambridge, Quincy, Allston, Mattapan","","Portal was last updated on 5.30.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",4);arrFiles[1]=new Array(2,"http://www.ndecboston.org/support.html","4 Jun 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Support Services","","","Case Manager | Job Counseling | Tutoring Center Notre Dame Education Center provides students with support services in counseling, job skills, and citizenship. NDEC \'s services also include a tutoring center where students receive academic support from caring and experienced individuals. SND, Notre Dame Education Center \'s Case Manager. As Case Manager, Sr. Jane is dedicated to supporting students as they struggle to balance their lives, families, work and school. Sr. Jane \'s primary responsibilites include: Addressing problems interfering with students attending school Acting as a resource for housingstudents with VISA, asylum, and resettlement issues Accompanying students to appointments to serve as an advocate For further information, please contact: Sr. Jane at 617-268-1912 Ext. 223. Since 1995, Sr. Margaret McLaughlin MFIC, has served the students of NDEC as Job Counselor. Many of the students at NDEC are highly educated professionals who can not practice their profession or trade in this country before receiving more education. Sr. Margaret dedicates her time helping students: Assess interests, skills, education and previous work experience Find out about educational and training programs, grants and financial aid Prepare for job interviews and resumes Understand information on worker \'s rights, wages, benefits and filing income taxes Locate job openings from daily and weekly newspapers Record employment data, job search and job placement or training For further information, please contact: Sr. Margaret at 617-268-1912 Ext. 222. Tutoring Services NDEC \'s tutoring center was dedicated in memory of Darryln Danahy , a faithful volunteer of many years who died in October, 2000 after battling cancer. Darryln was first approached to serve on the NDEC Board, but she requested instead to do direct service work with our students. From the Spring of 1996 through June 2000, Darryln drew her students into the world of American culture with compassion and creativity. She was concerned at first that she did not have the skills necessary for the task of teaching English. She soon discovered that she was eminently qualified as a wife, a mother, and a teacher who had many things in common with her students, who were struggling to master the English language and the American culture. In this same spirit, volunteers from Boston and its surrounding cities and towns share their time and talent with students at NDEC as individual tutors. Many of the students contribute their educational successes to the support and guidance they receive from their tutors. These students face the difficult challenge of juggling jobs, family obligations, school and English as their second language. The one-on-one tutoring affords them the flexibility of extra study time and the individual pace they need to be successful learners. You can learn more about gift of time opportunities at the Darrlyn Danahy Center by visiting our Volunteer Program page. Top k Portal was last updated on 5.17.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",14);arrFiles[2]=new Array(3,"http://www.ndecboston.org/happenings.html","31 May 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Publications & Press","","","Welcome to our Publications page. Here you will find downloads for newsletters, annual reports, press releases and all student publications. Each publication has been categorized by year. Annual Reports Fiscal Year 2005-2006 (Download) Fiscal Year 2004-2005 (Download) Newsletters Spring 2007 (Download) Winter 2005 ( Download) Spring 2006 (Download) Fall 2005 (Download) Spring 2005 (Download) Student Publications NDEC Students Speak 2004 (Download) Monica Madden SND Executive Assistant Rick Winterson \'s article on NDEC \'s Temporary Relocation ,SBO, June 8, 2006 (Download) Rick Winterson \'s article on NDEC, SBO, June 9, 2005 (Download) j Portal was last updated on 5.17.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",12);arrFiles[3]=new Array(4,"http://www.ndecboston.org/Programs.html","4 Jun 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Programs","","","English For Speakers of Other Languages | Literacy Programs | High School Diploma Program | Online Learning NDEC offers English language classes ranging from basic to advanced levels. All students are accepted regardless of language ability. The program also offers the option of Citizenship preparation and computer classes. Basic 1 ESOL provides Beginning level students with the most important vocabulary, grammar and functional expressions needed to communicate in English at a basic level. Instruction is presented in a realistic context through every day life situations. Basic 2 ESOL is a continuation of Basic I, incorporating more in depth verbal communication skills and vocabulary development. Like Basic I, instruction is based on real life situations with plenty of practice in oral communication. Basic 3 ESOL offers Intermediate level students expanded vocabulary development, more complex grammar skills and a wider choice of functional expressions. Students are given many opportunities to practice oral communication with each other using the English language. Advanced ESOL builds on skills developed in Intermediate classes. Emphasis is given to complex grammar structures, vocabulary development within the context of selected readings, and improving writing skills. Citizenship classes are offered to students who are in the process of Naturalization. The program includes preparation in the basics of US History, the role of the US government, responsibilities of US citizens and writing practice from dictation. For further information about any of these programs, please contact Michelle Moore, Director of ESOL, at mmoore@ndecboston.org or 617-268-1912. The Literacy Department offers three levels of adult education with intensive instruction in reading, math and writing and computer classes. Adult Basic Education (ABE) -This program offers instruction in basic reading, writing, arithmetic and computer for students. After successfully completing this ABE program, students can choose to continue their education in a Pre-Diploma program. Pre-Diploma -Geared to students working at a junior high school reading level, this program offers instruction in Reading, Writing, English, Math, and Computer. This course of study prepares students to go on to studies in the GED Program. General Education Development (GED) - This program prepares adult students working at the high school level to take the 5 GED tests in Literature, Writing, Math, Science, and Social Studies. The intense course of study covers the skills necessary to pass these tests. Adult Diploma Program - The ADP is a competency-based high school diploma program providing credentials to adults who demonstrate life-skill competencies. Students must pass three diagnostic tests and the MCAS tests.In conjunction with the Boston Public Schools, a high school diploma is awarded to students successfully completing this program. For more information about these programs, please contact Sr. Mary Mulligan, Director of Literacy Programs, at mmulligan@ndecboston.org or 617-268-1912. This program is designed for students who need to finish credits for a full high school diploma. To be eligible, a student must have earned enough credits to be considered a high school junior. Tuition is 400.00 per class. Financial aid is available. An interview and a copy of the student \'s transcripts are required before admission. Contact Frances LaRoche at flaroche@ndecboston.org or (617)268-1912. Classes are held Monday through Thursday from 3:30 pm - 8:00 pm for thirty-six weeks over two semesters. Each course meets twice a week for two hours. Courses offered include: Biology Human Development English English Skills US History Art Geometry Algebra II Job Readiness Students take Online Learning classes in basic math, listening skills and writing at the Notre Dame Virtual School. A web-based program called English for All provides upper level ESOL students an opportunity to improve writing skills. Students who have difficulty with regular class scheduling can use a computer with Internet access in their home or at a computer lab to participate in this program. Teachers schedule indiviual meetings with students as needed. For more information or to attend the next information session, contact Sr. Margaret Lanen at mlanen@ndecboston.org or 617-268-1912. ESOL and Literacy All Literacy and ESOL students take computer for two hours a week. Notre Dame Education Center has two computer labs. Students in ESOL Lab use the software program Rosetta Stone to learn English. Students in the Literacy Lab use Aztec Learning System to improve basic skills in English and math. The topics covered in the classes include: Keyboarding Introduction to Windows Microsoft Office Email Internet Cyber Cafe Cyber Cafe is a class offered to adults in the South Boston community who want to learn computer basics. Participants do not need to be enrolled at NDEC. The class meets once a week for an hour and one-half. j Portal was last updated on 5.17.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",16);arrFiles[4]=new Array(5,"http://www.ndecboston.org/volunteers.html","4 Jun 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Volunteer Opportunities","","","A Message from the Coordinator Volunteers of different ages, cultures, and backgrounds share their expertise, time and talents with the students by accompanying them in the educational process as tutors. This relationship encourages the students to stay in their program of study. NDEC \'s volunteers come from various neighborhoods within the greater Boston area. At present, we have 45 volunteers working with students one-on-one or in a classroom setting. Our volunteers are a precious asset to our Center. To become an NDEC Volunteer, contact Arlene Vallie at avallie@ndecboston.org or at (617) 268-1912. Notre Dame AmeriCorps Volunteers are young men and women who give at least one year of service to NDEC teaching in the Adult Literacy, GED, and ESOL programs. They are an integral and dynamic part of the learning process of the students and bring to the Center the gifts of their passion, their energy, and their laughter. Boston \'s Notre Dame AmeriCorps is housed at the NDEC, and coordinated by Catherine O \'Brien, SND. Contact Sr. Catherine at cobrien@ndecboston.org or at (617) 268-1912. For more information about the Notre Dame AmeriCorps visit the site at : www.ndmva.org . h ",8);arrFiles[5]=new Array(6,"http://www.ndecboston.org/calendar.html","31 May 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Calendar","","","g Date Event May May 26 Memorial Day No Classes June June 14 Last day of of classes June 18 Bunker Hill Day - No Classes July July 2 Summer classes begin July 4 Independence Day No Classes July 5 No Classes July 26 Last Day of summer classes September September 4 - 7th Orientation and Registration for all programs September 10 Classes begin September 21 Graduation - 7:00 PM November November 21 No night classes November 22 Thanksgiving vacation begins November 26 Classes resume j Portal was last updated on 5.17.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",17);arrFiles[6]=new Array(7,"http://www.ndecboston.org/contact.html","4 Jun 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Contact","","","If you would like more information about Notre Dame Education Center , our programs and services, please give us a call at (617) 268-1912 or fax us at (617) 464-7924. To contact a particular staff member, administrator, or coordinator, please visit our Administration and Staff listing page . The webpage provides direct email links for each staff person. Where are we located? NDEC is conveniently located at 50 West Broadway, South Boston, MA . Driving from North of Boston, take Route 93 South to exit 20 (Mass Pike/Albany Street). Bear left coming off the ramp. Go straight to the second set of lights, take a left onto the Broadway Bridge. Go straight through the lights at the Broadway MBTA Station. NDEC is four buildings up on the left. Driving from South of Boston, take Route 93 North to exit 20. Follow this off ramp through two sets, staying right and take a right the Broadway Bridge. Take a right onto the bridge. Go straight through the lights at the Broadway MBTA Station. NDEC is four buildings up on the left. By Train, take the Red Line to Broadway Station. Walk across the street and up four buildings. Nancy Lee Receptionist All correspondance should be sent to: Notre Dame Education Center 50 West Broadway South Boston, MA 02127 k Portal was last updated on 5.17.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",10);arrFiles[7]=new Array(8,"http://www.ndecboston.org/development.html","31 May 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Development Office","","","The Office of Development builds and secures external funding, volunteer assistance, and good will to help the Executive Director, Board, staff and students implement the mission of Notre Dame Education Center. At Notre Dame Education Center we welcome your donation to continue the support of our work in providing services to adults in need of initiating or furthering their education. Click >>Here<< to see ways that you can support NDEC students. Make a gift by calling Notre Dame Education Center \'s Development Office. If you wish to support priorities or funds, please contact the Center \'s Development Office at 1-617-268-1912 ext 235 to facilitate your gift The Vision Fund - donations fund new initiatives and ensure the continuation of existing programs. These funds are unrestricted. Sr. Sue Murphy, SND Fund - in memory of Sr. Sue who was the guidance counselor at Cardinal Cushing High School from 1968 - 1992, and Coordinator of the ESOL department at NDEC from 1992 until 2000. She died on May 1, 2001. The NDEC ESOL Office is dedicated to her. Sr. Mary Catherine Sullivan, SND Teacher Training Fund - in memory of Sr. Mary Catherine, this fund helps fund the new teachers who join us each year through Notre Dame AmeriCorps. Darryln Danahy Hope Fund - Darryln was a four year volunteer at NDEC. Her family set up this fund in her memory after her untimely death in October, 2000. The NDEC Tutoring Center is named in her honor. j Portal was last updated on 5.17.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",8);arrFiles[8]=new Array(9,"http://www.ndecboston.org/copyright.html","5 Jun 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Copyright & Privacy","","","Notre Dame Education Center \'s website is managed and edited by the Development Department. All content, design, and html has been approved by the Center \'s Website Committee. All text, graphics, and photographs appearing on the NDEC home page and subsequent web pages are copyrighted and/or trademarked by Notre Dame Education Center , South, Boston , Massachusetts . Redistribution or commercial use of this material is prohibited without the express written permission of the Center. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained herein, this web site is provided on an as is basis with no warranties, either express or implied. To report suspected electronic copyright infringement originating at Notre Dame Education Center , please notify the designated agent as per the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), Public Law 105-304: Felipe J. Claudio email: fclaudio@ndecboston.org Phone: 617.268.1912 Ext. 235 Acting Members: Annie Nebres, FMM, Photography & Editor Felipe J. Claudio, Webmaster Patricia Espinoza, Editing & Advisor Anne M. Metrick, Advisor Margaret Lanen, SND, Advisor Website Department Update Form h ",9);arrFiles[9]=new Array(10,"http://ndecboston.org/copyright.html","5 Jun 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Copyright & Privacy","","","Notre Dame Education Center \'s website is managed and edited by the Development Department. All content, design, and html has been approved by the Center \'s Website Committee. All text, graphics, and photographs appearing on the NDEC home page and subsequent web pages are copyrighted and/or trademarked by Notre Dame Education Center , South, Boston , Massachusetts . Redistribution or commercial use of this material is prohibited without the express written permission of the Center. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained herein, this web site is provided on an as is basis with no warranties, either express or implied. To report suspected electronic copyright infringement originating at Notre Dame Education Center , please notify the designated agent as per the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), Public Law 105-304: Felipe J. Claudio email: fclaudio@ndecboston.org Phone: 617.268.1912 Ext. 235 Acting Members: Annie Nebres, FMM, Photography & Editor Felipe J. Claudio, Webmaster Patricia Espinoza, Editing & Advisor Anne M. Metrick, Advisor Margaret Lanen, SND, Advisor Website Department Update Form h ",9);arrFiles[10]=new Array(11,"http://ndecboston.org/contact.html","4 Jun 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Contact","","","If you would like more information about Notre Dame Education Center , our programs and services, please give us a call at (617) 268-1912 or fax us at (617) 464-7924. To contact a particular staff member, administrator, or coordinator, please visit our Administration and Staff listing page . The webpage provides direct email links for each staff person. Where are we located? NDEC is conveniently located at 50 West Broadway, South Boston, MA . Driving from North of Boston, take Route 93 South to exit 20 (Mass Pike/Albany Street). Bear left coming off the ramp. Go straight to the second set of lights, take a left onto the Broadway Bridge. Go straight through the lights at the Broadway MBTA Station. NDEC is four buildings up on the left. Driving from South of Boston, take Route 93 North to exit 20. Follow this off ramp through two sets, staying right and take a right the Broadway Bridge. Take a right onto the bridge. Go straight through the lights at the Broadway MBTA Station. NDEC is four buildings up on the left. By Train, take the Red Line to Broadway Station. Walk across the street and up four buildings. Nancy Lee Receptionist All correspondance should be sent to: Notre Dame Education Center 50 West Broadway South Boston, MA 02127 k Portal was last updated on 5.17.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",10);arrFiles[11]=new Array(12,"http://ndecboston.org/donation.html","29 May 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Here  \\'s How You Can Help!","","","Here’s an idea of what your gift can do: 1 ESOL Student for 1-10 week cycle course 120 1 ESOL Student for 1course for the year 360 1 Alternative High School Academic Diploma student for 1 year. 1,200 Sponsor 1 Notre Dame AmeriCorps Volunteer 5,200 for 1 year of service If you would like to give a gift by mail please send your check to: Notre Dame Education Center (NDEC) Attn. Anne M. Metrick 50 West Broadway South Boston, MA 02127-1016 We also accept credit cards: VISA, MASTERCARD and AMERICAN EXPRESS by phone. Please contact: Sr. Eileen Finnigan SND at 617-268-1912 x 256 j Portal was last updated on 5.17.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",13);arrFiles[12]=new Array(13,"http://ndecboston.org/happenings.html","31 May 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Publications & Press","","","Welcome to our Publications page. Here you will find downloads for newsletters, annual reports, press releases and all student publications. Each publication has been categorized by year. Annual Reports Fiscal Year 2005-2006 (Download) Fiscal Year 2004-2005 (Download) Newsletters Spring 2007 (Download) Winter 2005 ( Download) Spring 2006 (Download) Fall 2005 (Download) Spring 2005 (Download) Student Publications NDEC Students Speak 2004 (Download) Monica Madden SND Executive Assistant Rick Winterson \'s article on NDEC \'s Temporary Relocation ,SBO, June 8, 2006 (Download) Rick Winterson \'s article on NDEC, SBO, June 9, 2005 (Download) j Portal was last updated on 5.17.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",12);arrFiles[13]=new Array(14,"http://ndecboston.org/volunteers.html","4 Jun 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Volunteer Opportunities","","","A Message from the Coordinator Volunteers of different ages, cultures, and backgrounds share their expertise, time and talents with the students by accompanying them in the educational process as tutors. This relationship encourages the students to stay in their program of study. NDEC \'s volunteers come from various neighborhoods within the greater Boston area. At present, we have 45 volunteers working with students one-on-one or in a classroom setting. Our volunteers are a precious asset to our Center. To become an NDEC Volunteer, contact Arlene Vallie at avallie@ndecboston.org or at (617) 268-1912. Notre Dame AmeriCorps Volunteers are young men and women who give at least one year of service to NDEC teaching in the Adult Literacy, GED, and ESOL programs. They are an integral and dynamic part of the learning process of the students and bring to the Center the gifts of their passion, their energy, and their laughter. Boston \'s Notre Dame AmeriCorps is housed at the NDEC, and coordinated by Catherine O \'Brien, SND. Contact Sr. Catherine at cobrien@ndecboston.org or at (617) 268-1912. For more information about the Notre Dame AmeriCorps visit the site at : www.ndmva.org . h ",8);arrFiles[14]=new Array(15,"http://ndecboston.org/calendar.html","31 May 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Calendar","","","g Date Event May May 26 Memorial Day No Classes June June 14 Last day of of classes June 18 Bunker Hill Day - No Classes July July 2 Summer classes begin July 4 Independence Day No Classes July 5 No Classes July 26 Last Day of summer classes September September 4 - 7th Orientation and Registration for all programs September 10 Classes begin September 21 Graduation - 7:00 PM November November 21 No night classes November 22 Thanksgiving vacation begins November 26 Classes resume j Portal was last updated on 5.17.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",17);arrFiles[15]=new Array(16,"http://ndecboston.org/Programs.html","4 Jun 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Programs","","","English For Speakers of Other Languages | Literacy Programs | High School Diploma Program | Online Learning NDEC offers English language classes ranging from basic to advanced levels. All students are accepted regardless of language ability. The program also offers the option of Citizenship preparation and computer classes. Basic 1 ESOL provides Beginning level students with the most important vocabulary, grammar and functional expressions needed to communicate in English at a basic level. Instruction is presented in a realistic context through every day life situations. Basic 2 ESOL is a continuation of Basic I, incorporating more in depth verbal communication skills and vocabulary development. Like Basic I, instruction is based on real life situations with plenty of practice in oral communication. Basic 3 ESOL offers Intermediate level students expanded vocabulary development, more complex grammar skills and a wider choice of functional expressions. Students are given many opportunities to practice oral communication with each other using the English language. Advanced ESOL builds on skills developed in Intermediate classes. Emphasis is given to complex grammar structures, vocabulary development within the context of selected readings, and improving writing skills. Citizenship classes are offered to students who are in the process of Naturalization. The program includes preparation in the basics of US History, the role of the US government, responsibilities of US citizens and writing practice from dictation. For further information about any of these programs, please contact Michelle Moore, Director of ESOL, at mmoore@ndecboston.org or 617-268-1912. The Literacy Department offers three levels of adult education with intensive instruction in reading, math and writing and computer classes. Adult Basic Education (ABE) -This program offers instruction in basic reading, writing, arithmetic and computer for students. After successfully completing this ABE program, students can choose to continue their education in a Pre-Diploma program. Pre-Diploma -Geared to students working at a junior high school reading level, this program offers instruction in Reading, Writing, English, Math, and Computer. This course of study prepares students to go on to studies in the GED Program. General Education Development (GED) - This program prepares adult students working at the high school level to take the 5 GED tests in Literature, Writing, Math, Science, and Social Studies. The intense course of study covers the skills necessary to pass these tests. Adult Diploma Program - The ADP is a competency-based high school diploma program providing credentials to adults who demonstrate life-skill competencies. Students must pass three diagnostic tests and the MCAS tests.In conjunction with the Boston Public Schools, a high school diploma is awarded to students successfully completing this program. For more information about these programs, please contact Sr. Mary Mulligan, Director of Literacy Programs, at mmulligan@ndecboston.org or 617-268-1912. This program is designed for students who need to finish credits for a full high school diploma. To be eligible, a student must have earned enough credits to be considered a high school junior. Tuition is 400.00 per class. Financial aid is available. An interview and a copy of the student \'s transcripts are required before admission. Contact Frances LaRoche at flaroche@ndecboston.org or (617)268-1912. Classes are held Monday through Thursday from 3:30 pm - 8:00 pm for thirty-six weeks over two semesters. Each course meets twice a week for two hours. Courses offered include: Biology Human Development English English Skills US History Art Geometry Algebra II Job Readiness Students take Online Learning classes in basic math, listening skills and writing at the Notre Dame Virtual School. A web-based program called English for All provides upper level ESOL students an opportunity to improve writing skills. Students who have difficulty with regular class scheduling can use a computer with Internet access in their home or at a computer lab to participate in this program. Teachers schedule indiviual meetings with students as needed. For more information or to attend the next information session, contact Sr. Margaret Lanen at mlanen@ndecboston.org or 617-268-1912. ESOL and Literacy All Literacy and ESOL students take computer for two hours a week. Notre Dame Education Center has two computer labs. Students in ESOL Lab use the software program Rosetta Stone to learn English. Students in the Literacy Lab use Aztec Learning System to improve basic skills in English and math. The topics covered in the classes include: Keyboarding Introduction to Windows Microsoft Office Email Internet Cyber Cafe Cyber Cafe is a class offered to adults in the South Boston community who want to learn computer basics. Participants do not need to be enrolled at NDEC. The class meets once a week for an hour and one-half. j Portal was last updated on 5.17.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",16);arrFiles[16]=new Array(17,"http://ndecboston.org/about.html","4 Jun 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Mission & History","","","Notre Dame Education Center \'s mission is to provide a community-based, comprehensive adult learning and literacy program for adults through the provision of a variety of education programs underscored by the values of respect, understanding and quality services. The Notre Dame Education Center is A Place of Hope. Students who attend NDEC, participate i n the in the development of the Center as a place where family values are strengthened, community building fostered and diversity respected and celebrated. In setting the direction of the Center, participants will use a form of critical social analysis as their tool for understanding the complexities of the world and responding to them. Therefore, the programs offered and the style of learning will provide for reflection on the individual and collective experience of the students and teachers. In 1860, seven Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur arrived at 50 West Broadway in South Boston. The founding Sisters went out and rang a bell telling everyone that a new school, a free school, would open in September. Twelve hundred students showed! The Sisters taught morning, afternoon and evening classes. Since then, the Sisters have continued their educational mission in the city and in 1992, when Cardinal Cushing High School in South Boston closed its doors, the Sisters chose to establish a comprehensive adult educational center now known as “NDEC” or Notre Dame Education Center. The Center continues to provide instruction to adults during the morning, afternoon and evening. Today, at NDEC, immigrants who come from all over the world and other adult learners have the opportunity to rebuild their lives as they develop confidence in their ability to communicate in English and further their education. Edited by Development on 6-4-2007 h Portal was last updated on 5.17.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",8);arrFiles[17]=new Array(18,"http://ndecboston.org/support.html","4 Jun 2007","Notre Dame Education Center :: Support Services","","","Case Manager | Job Counseling | Tutoring Center Notre Dame Education Center provides students with support services in counseling, job skills, and citizenship. NDEC \'s services also include a tutoring center where students receive academic support from caring and experienced individuals. SND, Notre Dame Education Center \'s Case Manager. As Case Manager, Sr. Jane is dedicated to supporting students as they struggle to balance their lives, families, work and school. Sr. Jane \'s primary responsibilites include: Addressing problems interfering with students attending school Acting as a resource for housingstudents with VISA, asylum, and resettlement issues Accompanying students to appointments to serve as an advocate For further information, please contact: Sr. Jane at 617-268-1912 Ext. 223. Since 1995, Sr. Margaret McLaughlin MFIC, has served the students of NDEC as Job Counselor. Many of the students at NDEC are highly educated professionals who can not practice their profession or trade in this country before receiving more education. Sr. Margaret dedicates her time helping students: Assess interests, skills, education and previous work experience Find out about educational and training programs, grants and financial aid Prepare for job interviews and resumes Understand information on worker \'s rights, wages, benefits and filing income taxes Locate job openings from daily and weekly newspapers Record employment data, job search and job placement or training For further information, please contact: Sr. Margaret at 617-268-1912 Ext. 222. Tutoring Services NDEC \'s tutoring center was dedicated in memory of Darryln Danahy , a faithful volunteer of many years who died in October, 2000 after battling cancer. Darryln was first approached to serve on the NDEC Board, but she requested instead to do direct service work with our students. From the Spring of 1996 through June 2000, Darryln drew her students into the world of American culture with compassion and creativity. She was concerned at first that she did not have the skills necessary for the task of teaching English. She soon discovered that she was eminently qualified as a wife, a mother, and a teacher who had many things in common with her students, who were struggling to master the English language and the American culture. In this same spirit, volunteers from Boston and its surrounding cities and towns share their time and talent with students at NDEC as individual tutors. Many of the students contribute their educational successes to the support and guidance they receive from their tutors. These students face the difficult challenge of juggling jobs, family obligations, school and English as their second language. The one-on-one tutoring affords them the flexibility of extra study time and the individual pace they need to be successful learners. You can learn more about gift of time opportunities at the Darrlyn Danahy Center by visiting our Volunteer Program page. Top k Portal was last updated on 5.17.2007 NDEC Privacy Policy & Webmaster ",14);arrFiles[18]=new Array(19,"http://ndecboston.org/logo.html","23 Aug 2005","About","","","Mission Services Programs Volunteer Publications Contact Us Make a Donation OUR NEW LOGO The Notre Dame Education Center is A Place of Hope . In designing a new logo for NDEC, staff focused on defining mission and how we want others to see us. The dynamic energy of the educational ministry of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur is represented by the swirl which is found in all logos of the order. NDEC is one aspect of this congregation of women religious whose mission is educating for life around the world. At Notre Dame Education Center, our secular mission provides educational and support services for adults in the Boston community. Our students see us as A Place of Hope . We feel this logo reflects an open and inclusive community that offers educational possibilities, new directions and support to adult learners. As you peruse the Notre Dame Education Center site, clicking on the swirl icon at the upper right of each page will take you back to our homepage . Home | Mission | Support Services | Programs | Volunteer | Make a Donation | Publications | Contact Us ",7);arrFiles[19]=new Array(20,"http://www.ndecboston.org/ar_2005-2006.pdf","23 May 2007","ar_2005-2006.p65","","","NOTRE DAME  EDUCATION CENTER   A Place of Hope   Annual Report 2006  Co vering the period July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2006  Committed to Compassion...  and Success!     A Place of Hope   Annual Report 2006  A Message from our Board Chairman and our Executive Director  Dear Friends of NDEC: Caring enough to send the very best may be Hallmarks catchy tag line, but we at NDEC have been recipients of an abundance of very best not from Hallmark, but from those who care most about us. NOTRE DAME EDUCATION CENTER,  A PLACE OF HOPE  is emblazoned on our banners, newsletters, letterheads, announcements and website. It is even more profoundly embedded in the hearts and minds of all those who value education, opportunity and dignity for all. This  PLACE OF HOPE  continues to serve. Adult Learners whose quest for education, self-sufficiency and family security leads them to the doors of NDEC to learn, to grow, to be nurtured in a  home place . The entire NDEC staff and volunteers who daily give generously of time, care and skill as they partner effectively with those seeking a fuller more productive life through learning. All who pass through our doors to share HOPE through the eyes of people from over 40 countries of the world; to hear HOPE in the voices of people once timid and tentative, now alive and confident through learning; enriched with values, skills, dignity and power to improve their own lives as well as the desire to assist fellow travelers on life \'s journey. A CLIMATE OF HOPE Compelled by HOPE, lived and shaped as it is in the MISSION of NDEC, members of the Board of Directors have selflessly and consistently charted the course leading to finding us a new location that would suit our needs. Staff and students have embraced with enthusiasm and generosity the sacrifices that are entailed in moving. Currently, the dream has been deferred through circumstances beyond our control. A shifting real estate market and the difficulty of finding an appropriate site has challenged us as we try to relocate. We are grateful that the leadership of the NDEC Board is committed to our mission. SECURING THE MISSION OF NDEC To date support from board members has: Enabled us to navigate financial and legal complexities. Guided us in the search for a new space located in or contiguous to South Boston, public transportation and approved by the Department of Education. Helped us to keep options open when the downturn in the Real Estate market impacted us. You, our friends and donors have cared consistently for the educational mission of NDEC. Your contributions, encouragement and patience with us during these difficult times as reflected in the attached report. Your understanding that the mission of education is sparked by HOPE, sustained in Hope, and recreated in hopeful struggle. your willingness to enable the realization of Hope in the hearts of the current 400+ students and the more than 200 potential students who continue to fill our waiting lists. You matter, Hope lives!  Deacon James V. Kerrigan Chairman of NDEC Board  Anne. M. Metrick Executive Director     A Place of Hope   Annual Report 2006  We wish to acknowledge with sincere appreciation the following donors who have supported generously Notre Dame Education Center. This list represents contributions made from July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2006.  St. Julie Billiart \'s Circle  ( 10,000 and above) Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Kaneb Mr. Dan Rothenberg  Visionary Circle  ( 5,000 and above) Ms. Kristine T. Dailey Mr. Seymour Danberg  Literacy Circle  ( 1,000 and above) Dr. and Mrs. Edward Connolly, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Florentine Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Horan, Sr. Mr. Paul Murphy and Ms. Andrea R. D. Kroll Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Metrick Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Mulhern Mr. Robert F. Danahy  Leaders \' Circle  ( 500 and above) Mr. John A. McNeice, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donal L. Mulligan Dr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Milligan Mrs. Anne Pressman  Director \'s Circle  ( 250 and above) Ms. Helen Cummings Mr. Theodore E. Daiber Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hendriks Mr. and Mrs. William T. Kelly Mrs. Jeanne McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Mulhern Mr. John J. O \'Brien Mr. Phillip Vitti  Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Dynan Mr. Edward J. Lonergan, Esq. Eileen Finnigan SND Ms. Britta Fischer, Ph.D. Ms. Geraldine M. Geary Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gelzinis Mrs. Helen A. Graham Mr. and Mrs. David Hall Karen Hokanson SND Mrs. Constance M. Kastelnik Mrs. Ona A. Kearn Ms. Judith A. Kelley Ms. Deirdre M. Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kinton Mrs. Mary Lewis Mrs. Louise E. Maguire Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mannix Ms. Sue B. McDavitt Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. McDonnell Mr. Martin J. McDonough Ms. Claire McIntire Elizabeth Michaels SND Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Ann Morrison SND Mrs. Maureen Morse Mr. Richard A. Murphy Patricia O \'Brien SND Patricia O \'Malley SND Ms. Susan C. Orpin Mr. and Mrs. John R. Packard Mrs. Ann E. Quinlan Ms. Mary C. Robertson Ms. Grace N. Rooney Mary Ryan SND Mr. and Mrs. J. David Sakura Mr. Jesus Salgado Mr. Paul Solano Mrs. Helen M. Stanton Ms. Evelyn Wall Ms. Mary F. White  Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dynan, Jr. Ms. Kathleen M. Ford Mr. Albert Fortier Mrs. Rita Gallagher Ms. Mary K. Goode Mr. Francis J. Gribos Mr. Phillip Hashey  Sustainers \' Circle  ( 50 and above)  Ms. Marie-Lisa Abundo Mrs. Louise Baker Ms. Patricia Bartzak, RN Ms. Julie Bernardin Most Reverend John P. Boles Mr. Frederick T. Bollen Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. William S. Burrill Mr. John T. Callahan Mrs. Edith E. Cavanaugh Ms. Bernadette Chiasson Mr. Felipe J. Claudio Mary Clancy SND Mrs. Helen M. Coleman Mrs. Sally Connolly Mrs. Nancy Cooley Ms. Amie Cressman Ms. Mary E. Curran Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dagle Mrs. Kimberly J. Doe Judge Elizabeth J. Dolan Anne M. Donovan SND  Mrs. Kathi Heffernan Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hickey Mrs. Cecilia A. Holmes Ms. Johanna Gallivan-Jacobson Ms. Dorothy Kennedy Mr. Jean Richard Laine Ms. Nancy Lane Ms. Barbara Loftus Mrs. Frances Mannix Jane McAndrews SND Ms. Rosemary McGee Mr. Paul McGonigle Ms. Jean M. McKinney Mrs. Jane F. McNulty Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mowbray Mr. and Mrs. John P. Muldoon Catherine O \'Brien SND Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel H. Peters Mr. Paul Pickard Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Puzo Mrs. Joan M. Regan Mrs. Marilyn F. Ricci Mrs. Margaret J. Ritchie Mrs. Mary E. Rogers Mrs. Geraldine Sprague Ms. Barbara P. Toomey Mrs. Elizabeth Turley Mr. Michael Virnig Ms. Irene M. Waas Mr. and Mrs. John B. Walsh Janice Waters SND Ms. Mary L. Whalen  Educator \'s Circle  ( 100 and above)  Mr. William Allan Mr. William H. Bean Mrs. Dorothy Bowman Mr. C. P. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. David G. Burns Mr. George Cannella Ms. Ann M. Chizauskas Mrs. Patricia M. Ciccolo Mrs. Lorraine P. Costello Mr. Channing R. Coveney Joan M . Cronin SND Ms. Mary-Louise A. Daly Ms. Elaine M. DeCosta Ms. Patricia A. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doolin  Friends \' Circle  ( 1-49) Ms. Joan Adamczyk Ms. Rosalie J. Anderson Ms. Susan Arase Ms. Suzanne Bailey Ms. Patricia V. Barry     A Place of Hope   Mrs. Patricia Barry Mrs. Kathleen M. Beirne Angela Bisol SND Mr. George A. Bonelli Ms. Lynne B. Brilliant Catherine St. John Byrne SND Mrs. Joan M. Cahill Mr. Thomas J. Caprarella Ms. Lily Y. Chin Ms. Linda M. Coffey and Mr. Richard L. Woods Dorothy Connelly SND Ms. Nan L. Connor and Ms. Rosemary McGee Ellen Dabrieo SND Edith H. Daly SND Mr. and Mrs. David H. DeCourcy Ms. Josephine C. Desmond Mrs. Patricia M. Donovan Mrs. Margaret L. Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Dario Fancelli Mr. Chi Men Fok Ellen Foley SND Ms. Doris I. Ford Mr. James Fowkes Ms. Annette F. Goode Mrs. Marie T. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Grassey Mr. Christopher D. Hall Mr. and Mrs. William Hanna Ms. Margaret Harris Dr. and Mrs. Louis W. Heck Mrs. Katherine Herbert Mrs. Jane A. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Francis Higgins Kristin Hokanson SND Mr. and Mrs. William J. Horne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Itri Sister Margaret Joyce CSJ Deacon and Mrs. James V. Kerrigan Ms. Marlene Kohr Ms. Carrie Kotecki Mrs. Kathleen Kelleher Lahiff Margaret Lanen SND Ms. Elizabeth Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee Ms. Ann L. Peters Mrs. Diane C. Riendeau Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Scott Dr. Dennis Sherman Ms. Daryl Smith Mr. Robert M. Stafford Ms. Ellen Z. Steinbaum Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Swan Sisters of Notre Dame, Mechanic Street Sisters of Notre Dame, Salisbury Street Sisters of St. Joseph, Cambridge Street Mrs. Mary Toomey Mrs. Elizabeth D. Tuite Ms. Susan M. Vacanti Mrs. Jean L. Ward  Annual Report 2006  Natalie Tucker Mrs. Elizabeth D. Tuite Mrs. Mary Whitney Mr. Paul Wiseman Jessica Yu Ms. Margaret Ywoskus Liliana Zheku  Notre Dame Americorps  Ms. Lyndsey Frushour Mr. Christopher Hall Mr. William Hanna Ms. Carrie Kotecki  Matc hing Gifts  General Mills Foundation John Hancock Financial Services, Inc.  Mr. George Cannella Theodore T. Daiber LLC Metrick Manufacturing Co. Inc. Mr. John Quill, Esq. Robinson & Cole LLP Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Jon Julie Sullivan SND  Gifts in Kind  Boston Sand & Gravel City of Boston Fire Department Faletra Bros. Inc. Julie \'s Family Learning Program Metrick Manufacturing Co., Inc. Papa Bear Tours, Inc. Reflex Lighting Group Riverside Tree & Landscape Co. SND- Congregation Leadership Team SND- Ipswich Fund for the Poor St. Francis Xavier Parish Trethewey Brothers, Inc. W. H. Clancy Cleaning Service  Businesses/Non Profits  Volunteers  Mrs. Mary L. Linn Maureen Madden SND Monica Madden SND Ms. Barbara Mahoney Mr. Paul B. McCarrick Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McDermott Marie McDonald SND Ms. Alice McGrail Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer McGrath Sister Margaret McLaughlin MFIC Mrs. Julia McMahon Mrs. Marie T. McPhee Elaine McTaggart SND Mr. Donald Meninger Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mitchell, Jr. Ann Morrison SND Mr. Francis X. Mulhern Mrs. Virginia Mullen Mary Mulligan SND Margaret Nawn SND Ms. Julie A. O \'Neill Mrs. Anne B. O \'Neill Sister LaSalette Ouellett SBS Marilyn Pechillo SND  (Gifts of Time and Talent) Maureen Bailey Mrs. Ann Berkeley Ms. Marcia Campbell Ms. Ann Carroll Mrs. Li Chou Sister Katherine Donnelly MFIC Mrs. Veronica Dort Mr. Ben Escaler Sister Marian Feeley CSJ Mary Rose Fitzsimons Mr. James Fowkes Mr. Ralston Haynes Ms. Emily Heck Mr. Neil Johnson Ms. Anne Joyce Mrs. Kathleen Kingston Lawlor Mr. Joseph Lee Ms. Sandra Levine Chaic harn Luangkamthorn Mr. Patrick T. Lynch Ms. Jean McAndrews Ms. Mary Magner Ms. Barbara Mahoney Fr. Peter S. Miller, FCR Mr. Lawrence Morris, Sr. Ms. Mary Beth Noonan Sister LaSalette Ouellett SBS Sheila Pierre Mrs. Carol Pistorino Ms. Donna Pomponio Ms. Marilyn Ponder Ms. Grace N. Rooney Ms. Rubylee Shuman Mr. Jim Sullivan Jon Julie Sullivan SND Sister Mary Jane Sullivan RSCJ Mr. Frank Taylor Ms. Karen Tierney  ACCH Class of 1955 A.C. Ratshesky Foundation Anna B. Stearns Foundation ASB - Boston Province-SND CCCH Class of 1980 Clipper Ship Foundation State Street Foundation The Philanthropic Initiative - TPI Yawkey Foundation  Private Funding From Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations  Public Funding  City of Boston/EDIC -Office of Jobs and Community Ser vices Massachusetts Department of Education -Adult and Community Learning Services     A Place of Hope   Annual Report 2006  Notre Dame Education Center 2005-2006  Educational Programs & Services  :: ADULT BASIC EDUCATION  Instruction in basic reading, writing and math leading to a certificate or further study in the Pre-Diploma program  Statistics 05-06  ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ 70% of our students are residents of Boston. 30% reside outside of Boston. 44 students enrolled in our citizenship class 13 young men and women received high school diplomas 20-students received the GED diploma 8 students received EDP diplomas from the Boston Public Schools 207 students attended our ESOL classes 27 students participated in online learning courses Our 438 students hail from 52 different countries: Albania, Angola, Cape Verde, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Cameroon, Chad, China, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, England, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guatemala, Guinea, Guyana, Haiti, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Ivory Coast, Jamaica, Korea, Lithuania, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, United States, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Russia, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Taiwan, Thailand, Trinidad, United States, Vietnam, Vietnam, Yemen  :: PRE-DIPLOMA AND GENERAL EDUCATION DIPLOMA (GED)  An Intensive academic program in English, language arts, math, science and social studies that prepares students for the high school equivalency examination.  :: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA  Program designed for young adults (16 to 23) to complete credits for a high school diploma.  :: ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES  English language classes offered for immigrants, from basic to advanced levels.  :: ONLINE LEARNING  Internet based, math, writing and listening skills offered to ESOL and PreGED students.  :: ADDITIONAL SERVICES  Computer Training, Job Counseling, Case Management, Citizenship Preparation, Volunteer tutors, Cyber Café for local senior citizens.  Statement of Activities for the Years Ended:  Source of Support and Revenue: Contracts from government agencies Private gifts and grants Donations Tuition and Fees Other Investment Income Total Support and Revenue: Total Net Assets Released from Restrictions: Total Unrestricted Support and Revenue: Expenses Academic Programs General and administrative Rental Expenses Total Expenses Increase (Decrease) in Unrestricted Net Assets Before other changes: Other Changes in Unrestricted Net Assets: Changes in unrealized gains/losses on investments Increase (Decrease) in Unrestricted Net Assets  June 30th,2005  562,259.00 164,372.00 120,037.00 30,508.00 117,622.00 11,656.00 1,006,454.00 17,500.00 1,023,954.00 55% 16% 11% 3% 12% 1% 98% 2% 100%  June 30th,2006  659,531.00 108,800.00 91,134.00 21,793.00 30,578.00 17,930.00 929,766.00 92,500.00 1,022,266.00 65% 11% 9% 2% 3% 2% 91% 9% 100%  875,482.00 182,223.00 97,581.00 1,155,286.00 75,000.00 -131,332.00 6,454.00 -49,878.00  85% 18% 10% 113% 7% -13% 1% -5%  974,445.00 214,980.00 85,181.00 1,274,606.00 -82,528.00 -252,340.00 26,021.00 -308,847.00  95% 21% 8% 124% -8% -25% 3% -30%     A Place of Hope   Notre Dame Education Center  A Place of Hope  50 West Broadway South Boston, MA 02127-1016 Tel: (617) 268-1912 Fax: (617) 464-7924 www.ndecboston.org Executive Director Anne M. Metrick Program Director Christine Easton Development Assistant Felipe J. Claudio  Annual Report 2006  Board of Directors 2005-2006  Mr. Theodore Daiber Mr. Seymour Danberg Sister Eleanor Daniels CSJ Karen Hokanson SND Mr. Richard Horan Deacon James V. Kerrigan, Chairman Marie Mc Donald SND Mr. Martin J. McDonough Rev. Msgr. Thomas McDonnell Elizabeth Michaels SND Mr. Paul Mustone Patricia O \'Brien SND Patricia O \'Malley SND Mary Ryan SND Mr. Jesus Salgado Mr. Charles Shediac Mr. Paul Solano Janice Waters SND  Board Emeritus  Mr. Al Kaneb Mr. Hank Mulhern  Notre Dame Education Center 50 West Broadway South Boston, MA 02127  www.ndecboston.org (617) 268-1912  Non Profit Org US Postage PAID Boston, MA Per mit #56830    ",269);