Giving to ND

Windows to the Future Program

Notre Dame High School has begun a program to replace its original single-pane glass exterior windows which were installed when the school was built in 1955.

Not only do the windows dramatically enhance the physical building, but the energy savings to Notre Dame will be 35% or $65,000 per year at today's energy costs. Those costs will only continue to rise and our savings will be larger every year. If you are interested in learning more about this program or supporting this important initiative, please contact Dick Allegretti '73 at 847.779.8643.

View a picture of the new windows

Features:
- Extruded aluminum with a thermal break frame design
- 1” insulated glass with grey tint and high performance Low E lites
- Tempered glass for safety and strength
- Automatic sill locks for security
- Clear Anodized finish for no maintenance
- Concealed counter balance design to reduce vandalism
- Single-Hung design. New sash operates up/down movement.

Benefits:
- Substantial heat savings with insulated Low E glass
- Tinted grey glass reduces solar heat gain in the warmer months
- Update the building appearance both exterior and interior
- Ease of operation: most existing windows do not function properly or are very difficult to operate