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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

Happy Thursday!     Even though this is our first day in session this week, it is still the normal evening for this update!   Our Annual Calendar Raffle ticket sales are underway.   As of today, we have sold just shy of 1000 tickets, which is just a portion of our goal of 1600 tickets.  Our next whole school prize will be at 1000 tickets--a Shirt Day!  I have also been drawing a weekly winner for a Dress Down Pass and ice cream treat.   Hot lunch is available daily in our caf

Happy Thursday!     Yesterday we celebrated Mass with Father David Kidd, the Director of Vocations for the Diocese of Toledo.  Our fourth through eighth-grade boys stayed after Mass and spent some time listening to Father Kidd discuss vocations.     Just a reminder that on Tuesday evening, January 27, there will be meetings regarding upcoming class trips.  The meeting for the 5th and 6th grade camp is at 6:00, and the meeting for the 7th and 8th grade DC trip is at 6:30.  Bot

Happy Thursday! Happy Snow Day! Last week, we presented our Second Quarter Awards.  Sixteen of our junior high students earned the first Distinguished Honors--all As--for the Second Quarter, and thirty earned Honors--all As and Bs.  Congratulations to these students on their accomplishments! Our Annual Calendar Raffle ticket sales are underway.   As of today, we have sold just over 700 tickets, which earned our students a Hat Day today.  Our next whole school prize will be at

Happy Thursday!   Report cards will be coming home tomorrow.    Our Annual Calendar Raffle ticket sales are underway.   As of today, we have sold just over 500 tickets, which earned our students a Hat Day today.  Our next whole school prize will be at 1000 tickets--a Shirt Day!  I have also been drawing a weekly winner for a Dress Down Pass and ice cream treat.   Hot lunch is available daily in our cafeteria .  The lunch menu for next week is walking taco on Tuesday, breakfas

Happy Thursday! It was definitely a busy week at ICS.  Our first graders went to the Willows for their Annual Christmas caroling.  The residents always enjoy listening to our students as they sing Christmas songs.   As a school, we donated over 750 hats, gloves, and mittens to Pass It On.    Congratulations to the fifth graders--they brought in the most and won a popcorn bar.   Our students did a wonderful job in the program this afternoon and evening.  As always, Mrs. Schust

Happy Thursday! We began this week by celebrating Mass for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception as a school family.  Father celebrated this Mass ad orientum, which was the first time that most of our Saints had ever done this before.  Leading up to the Holy Day, Deacon Jim stopped in all of the classes to talk a little bit about this.  He explained that for centuries, this is how Catholic liturgy was celebrated; the celebration of Mass facing the people was officially encou