Welcome to ICS!

May 17, 2012

Rita's Water Ice Fundraiser Rescheduled for Wednesday May 16
Important Events Coming Up

Faculty Appreciation Night- Join us in the Conohan Hall on May 18 from 7:30-11. For more information and to sign up for the event please sign up through the link here.

Fine Arts Festival- Mr. Schmauk has asked if any alumni would like to join in for the last song. If any alumni want to play, they should contact Mr. Schmauk directly at alexschmauk@gmail.com as soon as possible. If you would like to attend the Fine Art Fest please rsvp to the event page on the ICS Alumni Color Day Event facebook.

Color Day- Attn Alumni: For more information and to sign up to participate in the Color Day Events please go to our facebook page: ICS ALUMNI COLOR DAY EVENT.

Please check the Home and School Page for further updates.

Color Day T-Shirt Form

To order a historic t-shirt for the final showdown in blue vs. white, click here.

Please join us for an Immaculate Conception tradition on June 1

Come celebrate First Friday Mass at 11:00AM followed by Benediction ending with Adoration at 2:15PM

Saint Joseph the Protector School Website

This is a temporary site to view information about the new school. Registration forms, tuition information, vounteer, and news updates from Dr .Greco. To view the website for the new school, click here. You can also check out an updated tuition schedule for the 2012-2013 school year on the tuition schedule page,

Alex's Lemonade Stand May 30, 2012

For information on the NJHS Alex's Lemonade Stand, click here for more important information.

Saint Joseph the Protector School Scholarship Fund

For information on a 5k run/1 mile walk for the scholarship fund for Saint Joseph the Protector School. For more information, click here.


Ongoing Information

CYO Track News

Tuesday night, the Immaculate Conception Junior Girls 4 X 100 Relay Team, competing against 97 parishes/schools, qualified to run at the Penn Relays, Friday, April 27th.  Congratulations to the Junior Girls’ team of Sarah Depman, Isabella Byler, Ryan Good and Sophia Mahoney.  This is only the fourth time an Immaculate Conception team has qualified to run at the Relays, and the 1st time than a Girls or Junior team has ever qualified from Immaculate Conception CYO!

Penn State Abington Summer Camps

For more information on Penn State Summer Camps, click here. To get to the Summer Camp website, click here. If you want information on the SAT Prep Course, click here.

Shop with Scrip

There is now a way where you can shop and support Immaculate. Now you can do all of your shopping with scrip. For more information click here.

paper retriever

Paper Drive

Gather all of your magazines, newspapers, folders, TV guides, etc., so that you can help us raise money. This paper drive will be held during the month of April and every week of the year in the school parking lot. If you have any questions, please email or call Mrs. Mary Zeccardi at (215)887-1312.

Technology Acceptable Use Policy

The Archdiocese has an acceptable use policy for technology in its schools. Parents are asked to download and read the policy; in the coming school year families will be asked to sign a copy for record. You can find the policy here>>

CHIP in Pennsylvania has been extended to cover all uninsured children and teens. No family makes too much money.

If your kids need health insurance, CHIP is worth looking into. We guarantee access to quality health care coverage for your children. In fact, your kids may be able to continue visiting the same doctors they see now.

We cover everything from doctor's visits, immunizations, emergency care, prescriptions, dental and eye care—just to name a few. Now, no family makes too much money for CHIP because there are no income limits! For many families, CHIP is free—others, low cost.

To get your kids covered, visit www.CHIPcoversPAkids.com or call 1-800-986-KIDS to enroll today

The ICS Mission

The mission of Immaculate Conception School is to integrate Catholic culture and faith in all subjects taught. In an atmosphere of respect and acceptance, age-appropriate strategies and techniques are used to enable students to experience a variety of concepts. Fundamental skills are introduced in a logical and concrete way. Though content aware, we are process oriented to motivate our children to acquire and use skills as independent learners, critical thinkers and creative problem, solvers. A cooperative, Christian family atmosphere promotes moral, pro-social behavior that enables each child to live life to the fullest.