Immaculate Conception School

Welcome to Immaculate Conception School. In the proud tradition of the St. Mary Blue Wave, Immaculate Conception offers classes from pre-school to grade six in a safe, family oriented, and Christ centered atmosphere.

The mission of Immaculate Conception School is to continue the tradition of providing a challenging academic program integrated with Catholic teaching, empowering students to nurture their God-given abilities to follow Jesus' example of prayer, faith, service, and love.

Immaculate Conception is one of three Catholic Schools in Tuscarawas County.

Tuscarawas Central Catholic Junior/Senior High School in New Philadelphia houses grades seven through 12.  The website is www.tccsaints.com.

Tuscarawas Central Catholic Elementary School in Dover offers programs from pre-school through grade six.  The website is www.tccesdover.org.

The Tuscarawas County Catholic Schools operate as a unified school system dedicated to providing an excellent, faith-filled education at an affordable price.  Click here to see our Code of Regulations.

Immaculate Conception Church
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Church of the Holy Trinity

Summer Office Hours
The office is closed in July but we will check the phone frequently for messages.   You can also send an email to mritzert@cdeducation.org.

Summer office hours will resume in August.   Summer Learning Academy classes resume Monday, August 2.
 

The Diocese of Columbus Office of Schools has issued new COVID guidelines for summer activities.   Most restrictions are removed.   Masks are no longer required, but are encouraged for all who have not been vaccinated.   Please continue to self-monitor and do not come to the school if you have been ill.   Attached is a letter from the superintendent with more details. 

 Outdoor Activities
Includes events, classes, programs, and activities that fully occur in outdoor spaces.
For these activities, no Covid protocols are required.
- Masks do not need to be worn.
- Social distancing is not required
- Enhanced cleaning of surfaces is not required

Frequent hand washing is essential. Schools will allow for thorough hand washing with soap and water throughout the duration of the event, program, or activity.
Self-monitoring must be conducted at home before attending the school program. If a student is ill or is showing any signs or symptoms associated with Covid, that student must stay home. Consultation with a doctor or medical professional or Covid testing is recommended.

Indoor Activities
For all indoor activities, the following protocols are in place:
- Social distancing is not required
- Enhanced cleaning of surfaces is not required
- Barriers / plastic shields / dividers are not required
- Masks:
                For ages 12 and up and fully vaccinated* – masks are not required
                For ages 12 and up and not fully vaccinated* – masks are encouraged but not required
                For ages 11 and under – masks are encouraged but not required

Frequent hand washing is essential. Schools will allow for thorough hand washing with soap and water throughout the duration of the event, program, or activity.
Self-monitoring must be conducted at home before attending the school program. If a student is ill or is showing any signs or symptoms associated with Covid, that student must stay home. Consultation with a doctor or medical professional or Covid testing is recommended.
 

The annual Breakfast of Champions to honor our sixth-grade class was held May 24.   We love our sixth graders!









 

BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS 2021
Immaculate Conception School End-of-the-Year Awards

Sixth Grade Scholarship Awards (honor roll four quarters)
            Ethan Rothrock
            Jacob Haren
            Benjamin Haren
            Anthony Conrad Bollon
                  
Sixth Grade Christian Citizen Awards  (life skill award four quarters)
            Anthony Conrad Bollon
            Jacob Haren
            Benjamin Haren

TCC Foundation Scholarship – Benjamin Haren

St. Mary Alumni Association Scholarships: In memory of Fr Migoni:
Anthony Conrad Bollon and Jacob Haren

St. Cecilia Music Awards:   Milo Harper and Bronko Braun

Principal’s Award: Nikolas Ott

Top Wave Award:  Anthony Conrad Bollon
 

Immaculate Conception School is now accepting applications from new families for the 2021-22 school year.   New families who wish to apply for admission can complete this application form:  

2021-22 ICS Application Form

Once your application is completed, please drop it off at the school or send it to us through the mail or email (mritzert@cdeducation.org).    

We will review your application and contact all new families to complete the application process.  When your child is accepted, you will be asked to pay a $50 registration fee (per family), and provide a copy of your child's birth certificate and Baptismal Certificate (if Catholic).  All families accepted for enrollment will also receive additional forms required to complete registration.  Once accepted, families must also establish an account with FACTS for the payment of tuition. 

Please contact the school office at 740-922-3539 with any questions.  We look forward to assisting you with the admissions process!

Families currently enrolled at Immaculate Conception School can register current and new students by completing the "2021-22 Registration Form" in your Digital Academy account.  When completing the registration form, we will ask that you check the information in your parent and student profiles and make any necessary corrections or additions.  Currently enrolled families should use the registration form to add new students.

To learn more about Immaculate Conception, watch the virtual tour below or call us to arrange a visit and tour to meet our students and staff.   

We offer a variety of tuition assistance programs including the Ohio EdChoice Scholarships.   To learn more visit the Admission page of this website.

Immaculate Conception School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.

Organizations in the community offer summer nutrition and activity programs to promote healthy eating and wellness.  A flyer with more information is attached HERE.

Immaculate Conception School participates in the free and reduced-price lunch program.  The Federal Income Eligibility Guidelines will be used for determining eligibility.  Children from families whose annual income is at or below the Federal Guidelines are eligible for free and reduced-price lunches.  Application forms are available in the school office.
 
As part of our participation in the national lunch program, we have adopted a wellness policy to promote student health and well-being.  The wellness policy is included in the student-parent handbook distributed to all parents at the start of the year.   

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.