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Classical Education in an Inclusive Environment
The parish school of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.
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Why ICCS?
ICCS students receive a quality education in an inclusive environment, where they learn the virtues of wisdom, honesty, integrity and respect. Our teachers balance high expectations for each student with a genuine respect and love for that student, recognizing always that each child is a unique gift from God, ever‐deserving of individualized attention and one-on‐one focus. -
Our Curriculum
Our Classical program focuses on a content-rich, traditional curriculum, including the use of classical books and art; concentrated study of the core academic disciplines: history, literature, mathematics, and science; an appreciation for the visual and performing arts; a strong emphasis on language, literacy, writing, and mastery of the English language; reading of the great books in literature and primary source documents in history. -
Spiritual Life
ICCS has as its core the Catholic ideal of raising a child with reverence for the mystery of creation and for its Creator.Our school incorporates Catholic spirituality into every aspect of our curriculum, reinforcing to students that their personal faith remains relevant regardless of the course they might be studying or what situations they might encounter.
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Recent News
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Middle School Students Participate in ICCS 'Knowledge Bowl'
On Friday, January 13, ICCS Middle School students competed in teams in our first campus "Knowledge Bowl." Congratulations to the winning team and to all who participated in this exciting event.Read More -
ICCS Second-Quarter Awards Ceremony
ICCS recognized students for academic achievement, attendance, and citizenship at the Second-Quarter Awards Ceremony held in the Cathedral on Friday, Jan. 13.Read More
Students received certificates in the following categories: Principal's List, all As; Honors, all As and Bs; and Perfect Attendance. The event concluded with the presentation of the Wildcat Award, an honor bestowed quarterly upon one student in each grade who exemplifies good citizenship by being kind and polite and assisting their classmates and teachers without being asked. -
ICCS Students Perform the Nativity Play
On Tuesday evening, Dec. 13, ICCS students from kindergarten through 8th grade performed in the school's annual Nativity play. Student narrators, actors, and singers reenacted the Annunciation of Mary and Mary and Joseph's journey to the Bethlehem manger.Read More -
ICCS Students Celebrate Las Posadas
This morning, ICCS students celebrated Las Posadas, a religious festival celebrated in Mexico and other Latino countries. Las Posadas, meaning "the inn," in English, commemorates the journey Joseph and Mary made from Nazareth to Bethlehem in search of a safe refuge where Mary could give birth to baby Jesus. Our older students reenacted Mary and Joseph's journey by visiting each classroom, knocking on the door, and being turned away. At the last stop, they were welcomed inside the manger. Students then gathered in Marian Hall, where they enjoyed taking turns to break piñatas. During lunch, all had a chance to sample authentic, homemade tamales prepared by Hispanic ICCS families.Read More -
St. Nicholas Pays a Visit to ICCS
St. Nicholas made his annual visit to ICCS last Wednesday evening to visit with students who shared their Christmas gift wishes.Read More -
Elementary Students Have Thanksgiving Turkey Fun with Art Project
These adorable turkeys didn't want to be caught for Thanksgiving! Turkeys in disguise Sk-2nd grade.Read More -
ICCS 4th-Graders Hold Election
Nov. 8 was also an Election Day at ICCS. To learn about the election process, 4th-graders planned, campaigned, and worked the polls for a Cat vs. Dog election. All Elementary students and teachers cast votes on Nov. 8. It was a close race, but the canines prevailed.Read More -
ICCS Middle School Celebrates All Saints Day
In celebration of All Saints Day, ICCS 8th-graders created a "living museum," where younger students could learn more about saints.Read More -
ICCS Students Exchange Letters with Partner School in Argentina
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, our 5th-graders made self-portraits and wrote letters in Spanish to their friends in Mar del Plata, Argentina. Our Spanish teacher Señora Javi is working in partnership with a 5th-grade teacher at Howard Garner School, Mar del Plata and will send the students' work to Argentina -- and their friends in Argentina will send them theirs! Next up is a virtual meeting via Zoom.Read More -
ICCS 2nd-Grader Receives Diocese's First Super Student Award
ICCS 2nd-grader Annaliese Fuchs is the first recipient of the Catholic Schools Office "Super Student Award." Joined by Catholic schools superintendent Nic Antoine, Channel 5 news anchor Joe Birch announced and presented the award to Annaliese at a student assembly in the Cathedral. Mr. Antoine explained that the award will be presented monthly to an outstanding Catholic school student, based on teacher or principal nominations. Second-grade teacher Joseph Beck said he nominated Annaliese for the Super Student Award based on her caring attitude toward her classmates' feelings and emotions that demonstrates our Catholic values and reflects Christ's love.Read More
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We Look Forward to Hearing from You!
Choosing the right school for your child is one of the most important decisions you will make. At ICCS, we take great pride in partnering with you on this journey. We want to ensure that your questions are answered and that you have the opportunity to meet the teachers and staff who will be a vital part of your child's future.
