In loving obedience to Jesus Christ and His command to preach the Gospel to all people, Immaculata, a Roman Catholic parish high school of the Diocese of Metuchen, promotes and offers an environment of learning and mutual respect, whre faith, integrity, and Christian ethics serve as the moral guide of daily life.

Immaculata presents the opportunity for its students to experience a personal relationship with Jesus Christ while preparing them for a technologically progressive culture and a changing world. The administration and faculty, withe suport of parents and guardians, provide a challenging academic program, rooted in the Gospel message of Jesus Christ, as cherished in the traditions and teachings of the Catholic Church. The formation of the whole person and the uniqueness of each individual are developed through activities that promote spiritual, intellectual, physical, emotional, and social growth. The Immaculata High School community motivates its students to live prayerfully, morally, and productively as they take active roles in the present and the future of our Church, our country, and the world.

Statement of Objectives
Believing that Catholic education is a guiding force in the formation of young people, Immaculata strives to attain its goals by:

• recognizing, communicating with, and supporting parents in their role as the primary educators of their children
• providing religious academic studies, opportunities for faith sharing, occasions for reception of the sacraments, meaningful liturgical and paraliturgical services, varied retreat experiences, and community service activities
• offering strong academic programs consistent with individual needs, interests, and abilities
• developing skills for problem solving and critical thinking which equip the students with a foundation for a lifetime of learning
• addressing the developmental needs of the students through programs that foster emotional well-being
• encouraging physical well-being through active participation in health and physical education programs, and through athletic competition
• promoting reponsible citizenship though opportunities to participate in student government, leadership training, and service projects both in the school and in the larger community
• developing the aesthetic sensitivity of the students through varied programs of study and experiences in art, drama and music
• providing for the creative use of leisure time through activities that reflect the diverse interests of the students

Policy Statement
Immaculata High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students. This school does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, national and ethnic origin in the administration of educational policies, its admission policies or in any school-administered program.

Young men and women who attend Immaculata High School must adhere to the philosophy of the school. Any student who violates this philosophy whether through activities, behavior or use of symbols may be subject to dismissal.

It is the policy of Immaculata High School not to disclose disciplinary records to colleges since this information is not part of a student's permanent record.