January 2025
Dear Friends,
Please join us in celebrating National Catholic Schools Week, our annual celebration of what makes education at St. Mary Immaculate Catholic School exceptional. Starting with Sunday Mass on January 26, we have a full week of activities planned to showcase our students’ accomplishments and celebrate the strong community we’ve built to educate tomorrow’s citizens and church leaders and enrollment for the 25-26 school year is open!
This year’s theme, “United in Faith and Community,” highlights the core values found in Catholic schools across the country. We are not only teaching students to become future servant leaders, faith-filled disciples, and active citizens, but our educators are growing alongside them. In Catholic schools, we are all learners, servants, and leaders. These shared qualities are what make Catholic schools thrive and succeed.
The theme also emphasizes key aspects of Catholic education: faith development, academic excellence, and a commitment to service. These elements distinguish Catholic schools from other educational options and are why families choose to make sacrifices for a Catholic education.
I encourage you to visit St. Mary Immaculate Catholic School during National Catholic Schools Week to see our students’ displays on faith development and community service projects. Please bring your friends and neighbors, especially those considering Catholic education for their children.
I am deeply grateful for the teachers, staff, board members, parents, and volunteers who make our school a success. National Catholic Schools Week is a wonderful time to thank them for their unwavering dedication and service.
Jennifer Errthum
Principal