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Happy Thursday!   During Lent, our Student Council sponsored a Kindness Drive...when staff members saw students showing kindness to others, they were given a ticket.  Those tickets were placed in a box, and this morning during announcements, several tickets were drawn, and those students earned Casual Dress passes.  Congrats to all of our students for their Lenten Kindness; let's continue it throughout the year! Tomorrow is the last day to turn in registration fees  in order

Happy Thursday!   This evening begins the Holy Triduum--the most holy days of the liturgical year.  Father Al washed the feet of some of our eighth graders in much the same way that Jesus washed the feet of his disciples.  Tomorrow, we will come to venerate the cross, and on Saturday evening, we will come together for the Easter Vigil.  As is tradition, during the Easter Vigil, new members are welcomed into the Catholic Church.  This year, we are welcoming the Baptista Family

Happy Thursday!   What a great week here at ICS.  We started the fourth quarter on Monday.  We finished up our Right to Read activities, which included a coloring contest for our youngest students (congrats to Myla and Lincoln) and a trivia contest for our older students (congrats to Sophia and Michiah).  We celebrated the Solemnity of the Annunciation on Wednesday with our students; following Mass, we prayed the Angelus, because, as Deacon Jim said, "This is the day we HAVE

Happy Thursday!   Our students have been collecting money to donate to the Rice Bowls.  Here is an update on the class competition from Deacon Jim. After this week's donations, we have exceeded $1000 thus far as a school. Wow- You are helping to do Jesus' work in the world! I have ranked the 3 divisions. Class Leaders as of 3/12/26 Middle School  1-GR 8 (School leaders- Is there enough left to hold off the surging 7th graders?) 2-GR 7 (Closing in on GR 8) 3-GR 5 (Sleeping Gia

Happy Thursday!   Congratulations to our Saints who celebrated the Sacrament of Reconciliation last night.  We continue to keep those students and their families in our prayers as they move forward in their journey to their First Holy Communion. Congratulations to the Bogner Family---they were the winners of the Calendar Raffle drawing (for every ten tickets a family sold, their name was entered into a drawing).  They won registration fees covered for the 2026-2027 school yea

Happy Thursday!   What a great week!  Our second graders started the week with a retreat on Sunday.  We were able to celebrate Mass yesterday morning as a school and then follow that up with some fun House competition.   All current students in preschool-grade 7 were given their 2026-2027 registration packets today.  Please look the information over, make corrections, and return to school along with the enrollment fee as soon as possible.  If you have younger kids that you wo

Happy Thursday!  Tomorrow morning, all of the students in kindergarten through eighth grade will be receiving their House shirts (this has been postponed two times due to snow days!).  Students should plan to wear those shirts next Wednesday, February 25, with uniform bottoms to school. On Wednesday, March 11, ICS will be hosting Read with a Grownup, Have a Donut.  All students will report to homeroom at the usual time.  Grownups should then plan to arrive at approximately 7:

Happy Thursday!   All current kindergarten through seventh-grade families received the scholarship forms for the 2026-2027 school year.  Please return those as soon as possible, to allow time to get the renewal process completed.  Please be sure to sign the forms, making any needed changes, and return them with  a current utility bill .  The utility bill must show a service and mailing address.  The utility bill can be sent back in the envelope or emailed to Mrs. T at ...

Happy Thursday!     On Tuesday, our staff and students spent the day in Eucharistic Adoration (postponed from Catholic Schools Week due to snow days).  While we typically spend the first Tuesday in Adoration from 12:30-1:30, and many of our junior high students choose to spend their recess with Jesus each week, this is the first time that we had an entire school day set aside for Eucharistic Adoration.  Deacon Jim exposed the Blessed Sacrament at the start of the day, and the