Campus News

Today's 8th-grade Spotlight is on Vincent Levy, who has been an ICCS student since PK4. Vincent was a member of the basketball, soccer, track, and cross country teams, and is a member of the Beta Club. He says he's enjoyed most at ICCS the "amazing friends I've made here." Vincent says the values he's learned as an ICCS student are hard work, respect, and kindness. Read More

Today’s Senior Spotlight is on Alison Pham.  Alison will attend the University of Memphis in the fall as a pre-med major. She is a member of ICCS’s International Club and Environmental Club and a volunteer for the Dorothy Day House of Hospitality.  When asked what she enjoys most about ICCS, she says, “The diversity exceeded my expectations, and the staff has been very supportive and accommodating.”  She adds, “ICCS has prepared me most for my future... Read More

Today's Senior Spotlight is on Lilya Manuel. Lilya plans to pursue a career in music recording/singing and song-writing and will attend either Visible Music College or Southwest Community College. Throughout her high school days, she’s been part of several sports teams, clubs, and activities including basketball, soccer, track, International Spanish Club, Catholic Ministry, Teens for Life, and has been an altar server at school Masses in the Cathedral. Lilya also stays busy with her... Read More

ICCS junior Nile Williams is one of just 60 high school students from across the country selected to participate in Xavier University's Stress On Analytical Reasoning (SOAR) summer session. The highly selective program provides students opportunities to attend exciting lectures, engage in team-building activities, and conduct innovative lab experiments, all while interacting with current Xavier University students and staff. Read More

Despite the quarantine, this week our High School students participated in the National French Exam in an online proctored setting. ICCS is committed to bringing quality education for our students, and we are very proud of their achievement. Bravo les élèves! Read More

As Immaculate Conception Cathedral School students adjust to learning remotely from their homes, separated from their classmates and teachers, Bishop Talley sent them a message of encouragement and hope, reminding them to look forward to the time when they can celebrate being together again as a school community.  Click here to see the bishop's video. Read More