ICHS Class of 2011: Exceptional Seniors

Because of YOU... four exceptional ICHS students have had the opportunity to explore, grow and achieve.

The four seniors below are an exceptional representation of what Immaculate Conception High School is all about. Each one of them has created their own distinct path during their time at ICHS. With the help of their teachers, coaches, parents and peers, they have been challenged academically, physically, and spiritually. They have demonstrated why Catholic education is critical to the growth of the entire person by living in service to God and the community; overcoming adversity and embracing change; perseverance through enormous physical challenges; and steadfast discipline and leadership.

As you can see, we are very proud of our students!  The places they go, lives they touch, and positive changes they make are not only a tribute to our faculty and coaching staff, but also a tribute to YOU! The financial gifts that alumni, parents and friends have given to the Annual Fund each year provide scholarships, faculty development, student programs, a beautiful campus on which to learn and more.

We invite you to read each of these students' exceptional stories and hope that you will consider giving to the Annual Fund before fiscal year end June 30. Thank you for your loyal support and investing in our students.

Bridget McCann:  "Bridget has always embraced the service aspect of her faith, from the multiple summer mission trips to volunteering for the Special Olympics, she loves to get involved..."  Click Here to Read More about Bridget

Michael Bosworth:  "As a Monsignor Plunkett Distinguished Scholar for the ICHS Class of 2011, Michael Bosworth was presented with the opportunity to deliver a commencement speech at the Graduation Dinner and Awards Ceremony.  As part of the large group of transfer students who joined ICHS in 2009 after the closing of Driscoll Catholic..."  Click Here to Read More about Michael

Julie D'Agostino:  "She has the voice of an angel, a heart of gold…but right now Julie D’Agostino could really use a new set of lungs.  Julie has Cystic Fibrosis, a chronic inherited disease that impacts the lungs and digestive systems. She has been on the waiting list for a lung ..."  Click Here to Read More about Julie

Patrick Burke: Scouting has always been a big part in Patrick Burke’s life.  When he began as a Tiger Cub back in 1st Grade, Pat never imagined that he would one day earn his rank as Eagle Scout – a feat that only 2% of all Boy Scouts go on to achieve..."  Click Here to Read More about Patrick