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Knights of Columbus Award
is awarded to the top two students of the Immaculate Conception class of 2011.
Thomas Melanson
Sophia Holmes
The Stephen Marino Sports Award
is given to an unsung hero of Immaculate Conception sports.
Jessie Trujillo
The Mary O'Boyle Scholarship Award
goes to a student who shows a great appreciation of music.
Nicholas Bitto
The Thomas Prague Messina Scholarship Award
is presented to the student who shows the greatest academic improvement.
Nicholas Bitto
The Father McDonough Altar Server Award
is given to a student who shows commitment to the Immaculate Conception Church.
Brian Salazar
Lorraine Zolla Award
is given to a student who shows dedication in math or English.
Cassandra LaFauci
Peg McCarthy Award
was established in 1998. This award goes to a student who exemplifies a spirit of volunteerism. Mrs. Peg McCarthy was a longtime member of the Immaculate Conception Parish who volunteered in a variety of parish and civic programs in the city of Revere. The recipient of this award has been chosen by the teachers and staff because of her unselfish service, positive attitudes, and Catholic values.
Sabrina Sek
Class of 1962 - Robert Hahesy Award
Robert Hahesy was the class president of the class of 1962. Although Robert has gone from this life, his classmates wished to remember his spirit, enthusiasm, leadership and goodwill toward all class members by selecting a student who embodies all that was good in him
Sophia Holmes
Father Rafferty Memorial Scholarship
The following academic awards are given to students who did excellent work in a particular subject area.
English ... Sophia Holmes
Science ... Thomas Melanson
Social Studies ... Paige Fielding
Math ... Sophia Holmes
The Arthur Romano Scholarship
Arthur Romano, the grandfather of former students Arielle and Ana LeBlanc, served in World War II and was an avid history buff. This award is given to a student who shares Mr. Romano’s passion for history.
Thomas Melanson
Michael Myers Jr. Award
is presented by the Immaculate Conception Student Council to the student who exhibits courage of character and who understands Ernest Hemmingway’s belief that a person can be destroyed but not defeated.
Matthew Mannara
Michael P. Myers Jr. Memorial Scholarship
is presented by the family of Michael Myers to a student who has met the challenges he or she has encountered in life.
Jordan D’Orsi
Edward Shaughnessy Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Ed was a graduate of Immaculate Conception class of 1999. He was tragically killed in an automobile accident in his senior year in high school. This award is granted to a student who exemplifies the qualities of brotherhood, compassion, integrity, leadership and a determination to make a positive difference in the lives of others and has demonstrated the meaning of Ralph Waldo Emerson’s poetic quote “TO KNOW EVEN ONE LIFE HAS BREATHED EASIER BECAUSE YOU HAVE LIVED. THIS IS THE MEANING OF SUCCESS.”
Thomas Melanson
Lucia DiFlumeri Memorial Award
Award is given by the family of Lucia DiFlumeri, a graduate of Immaculate Conception School, class of 1989. This award is presented to a girl who has demonstrated strong moral character, stands out as persevering and does not easily get discouraged.
Jordan D’Orsi
President's Education Awards Program
Since 1983, The President’s Education Awards have been given to those students who are dedicated to academic excellence.
Outstanding Academic Excellence.
This award is given to those students who maintained an overall academic average of 90% or higher during their middle school years, (2008-2011)
Paige Fielding
Sophia Holmes
Cassandra LaFauci
Matthew Mannara
Thomas Melanson
Outstanding Academic Achievement.
This award is given to those students who have an overall average of 80% or higher during their middle school years. (2008- 2011)
Jordan D’Orsi
Brian Salazar
Sabrina Sek
New School Hours
Starting September 2010: 8:00 am - 2:30 pm
"Did you know..."
- Catholic school students have higher levels of education and earn higher household incomes.
- Resource programs for students experiencing academic difficulty
- Student/Teacher ratio is 19 to 1
- Student involvement in social service projects, grades 1-8, is reflected in a high rate of Catholic school graduates who participate in civic projects
- Catholic school students out perform their peers in reading and math
- Since 2004, I.C. has won the Catholic school basketball conference twice.
- Social service projects nurture social justice awareness
- Technology upgrades include a state of the art computer lab with SMART board technology in the lab and grades K-8 classrooms
- All of our classrooms are air-conditioned to provide an environment conducive to learning
- School wide Buddy Program where older students assist younger students in a variety of school events
- Monthly school liturgies led by students with recognition/awards for virtue and character
- Actively encourages a variety of prayer experiences designed to build community, self-esteem, and a framework for approaching life’s challenges. Experiences include grade eight retreats, note and spontaneous prayer.
- 100% acceptance rate, for those who apply, into area Catholic High Schools. 30% of our graduates, on average receive academic scholarships to these schools
- Our graduating class of 2009 performed over 50% higher than the national average on standardized testing
- Car pooling opportunities are available with the 26 Winthrop students who attend I.C.
- Our eighth graders complete full course of Algebra
- Full & part time programs for ages 3 and up
- Rigorous curriculum integrated with today’s technology via smart boards
- Before and after school programs are available
- NEASC accredited
- Comprehensive instruction in art, music, and physical education
- Latin culture and language offered for middle school students
- Our after-school enrichment clubs include chess, drama, art, cooking, Great Books Discussion, Destination Imagination, and dance.
- Our students are given myriad public speaking opportunities through: class room presentations starting in Kindergarten School wide presentations in 6-8th grades through science fair and Country Day Reading at school-wide masses Presenting their historical figure to classmates, parents and faculty in grade 3
- Our eight grade students and teachers prepare and serve meals at My Daily Bread
- We offer a competitive basketball program for grades 5-8
High School Acceptances
Historically 95% of graduates go on to Catholic or private high school Recent graduates attend the following high schools:
- Arlington Catholic High School
- Austin Preparatory High School
- Bishop Fenwick
- Boston College High School
- Malden Catholic High School
- Our Lady of Nazareth Academy
- Pope John XXIII High School
- St. John's Preparatory School
- St. Mary's High School
- St. Clement's High School
- Matignon High School
- Mount Alvernia High School
- Trinity High School
- Boston Latin High School
- Northeast Regional Vocational
The Class of 2009 has accrued $72,000.00 in scholarship money to various Catholic Schools.
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