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Save IND of Maryland

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Emmanuel D'Silva
6 years ago

The school must be saved!

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Ometriss Hubbard
6 years ago

Proud parent of IND graduate

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Deborah Kreipl
6 years ago

. . . from the class of '68. The community took care of us after the riots~

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Taffi Costantini Woodruff
6 years ago

Class of '66

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Jeanette Parmigiani
6 years ago

IND is desperately needed during these troubled times. Class of 1962

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Diane Scharper
6 years ago

Keep IND open.

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Dorothy Clements
6 years ago

IND stands for so many positive accomplishments for so many young woman, the battle can not be lost by such misfortune!

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Teresa Goff
6 years ago

Go IND

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Joan Wojtysiak Martin
6 years ago

IND Class of '84 alumna.

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Susan Boykin
6 years ago

Save Notre Dame and its legacy!

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Mary Wallace
6 years ago

Myself and 2 siblings went to the grade school class back in the 60's. I graduated in 1965 and left to go to Mercy High. IND's biggest rival. I Wanted to go back to visit this year and this happened. I was shocked. History is falling all around us.

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Sybil Smith
6 years ago

IND Class of 86

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Annette Lombardo
6 years ago

We need to save IND for future generations of women.

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Sheree Conner
6 years ago

Please save the history and building of IND. In addition The school had a spectacular curriculum and turned out tremendous young women . The IND name and school should continue. Other schools, churches and Archdiocese should help!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Save this wonderful school

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Richelle Arnold
6 years ago

Thank you for working to save IND!!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Let it be your will Lord

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Sue Houck
6 years ago Featured

Was part of the 100th graduating class and so hope IND can continue as a place where young women can receive a great education and come into their own regardless of race or background