Ava Nagengast, a senior at Immaculata High School, was recently named a Semifinalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program, and Samantha Hummel and Sharbella Jacobs, both also seniors at the school, were named Commended Students in the program.

Students at Immaculata High School marked an academic milestone, taking a five-year record number of 321 Advanced Placement exams, a stark contrast to the nationwide decline in academic performance since the pandemic-caused learning setbacks.

On an embankment just yards away from Foothill Road in Bridgewater, marked and weathered gravestones dot a triangular plot of land that serves as the site of the Prince Rodgers Cemetery, a final resting place of former slaves.

Matthew Kolakowski of Bridgewater, a future aerospace engineering major at the University of Tennessee, has been named valedictorian of Immaculata High School’s Class of 2023. Tara Khosla of Hillsborough, a future chemical biology major at Stevens Institute of Technology, has been named salutatorian. 

A sister to four brothers and two sisters in the Ellis family, and also a member of the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, the late Sister Mary Dee Ellis is remembered for having dedicated her life to others.

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The Church of the Immaculate Conception, Immaculate Conception School, and Immaculata High School are proud to announce the 2023 Spartan Spirit 5K will be run through the streets of downtown Somerville on Saturday, June 24, 2023, beginning at 8:30 am. The race will start and end at 240 Mountain Avenue. Funds raised through this event will directly support the financial aid efforts of our parish schools and our partner organization Civica.

When he first interviewed for a faculty position in the English Department at Immaculata High School last year, Dennis Schneider was surprised to learn of the school administration’s desire to add esports to its growing roster of teams.

Unlike many of its peer Catholic secondary educational institutions, Immaculata High School does not require its students to meet a defined number of service hours in order to graduate. Yet they still volunteer, and in droves.

With the popularity and growth of wrestling on the rise, Immaculata High School has announced plans to add wrestling as its 16th varsity sport. The wrestling program will officially begin with the new academic year, under the direction of newly hired head coach Rodney Van Ness.

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Grandparents of Immaculata High School students joined our school community for a Mass and reception on Jan. 6.

Immaculata High School has announced the members of its eighth Hall of Fame class, who with their induction next year will join the ranks of those previously inducted into the Hall of Fame, which includes 54 individuals and members of two teams.

Mr. Webber has consistently risen to meet the challenges of leading Immaculata. He has proven himself to be a strong and respected leader, an effective school administrator, and, not least of all, a principal committed to imbuing the school environment with the mission of Catholic education and the values which flow from the Gospel.

“What Immaculata High School and Immaculate Conception School are doing is forming good citizens and good Catholics, for our country and our Church,” Bishop James F. Checchio said yesterday during his visit to the church and the schools to celebrate Mass and bless the high school’s new solar panel system.

When Hurricane Ian made landfall as a Category 4 storm on Sept. 28 in southwestern Florida, nearly 1,200 miles away from Somerville-based Immaculata High School and Immaculate Conception School, students in both states looked closely to social media, where they watched the devastation unfold in live updates on the platforms.

With Immaculata as the first high school in the Diocese of Metuchen to use solar as a renewable energy source, several benefits emerge, according to Msgr. Joseph G. Celano.

“An administrator with a teacher’s heart” is how many who know him would describe Edward J. Webber, the new principal of Immaculata High School, Somerville.

Beginning their senior year, five students of the Immaculata High School Class of 2023 were named Commended Students in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program, a nationwide competition for recognition and awards conducted by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.

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Immaculata High School is welcoming all alumni to join us for Mass at Immaculate Conception Church at 5:00 pm on Saturday, September 24. Immediately following, we will host a reception (food, drinks, music) and tours at 6:00 pm at the high school ($20 admission/donation) for all those interested in seeing the significant improvements made to your alma mater, thanks to your generous support.

Congratulations to Anthony Sviderskis-Carroll '23

Join us as we celebrate this shared commitment and as we honor the legacy of J. Brandon (Mackie) Maxwell Jr. through the presentation of the 2022 Mackie Award.

First presented in 1968 to an individual who provided dedicated, hard work over many years for the benefit of our school. The award has continued annually since.

282 registered to run in our 2022 Spartan Spirit 5K. 53% of the participants were female and 47% were male. 42 runners were from Somerville.

3 student leaders were recognized for the donation drive in support of Ukraine.

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Victoria Coey of Flemington and Olivia Gaibor of Martinsville have been named the Class of 2022’s Valedictorian and Salutatorian.

Middle and high school students from Somerset and Hunterdon counties were honored for their achievements at the 31st Annual Paul Robeson Youth Achievement Awards, held April 7 at Raritan Valley Community College.

Congratulations to the Student-Athletes honored with All-Area and All Skyland Conference basketball awards.

Lauren Antonacci was recognized with the prestigious St. Teresa Award

Congratulations to Girls Swimming

Thank you to Coach Pierce Frauenheim and the Frauenheim family.

Retired faculty celebrate 60-year history.

Congratulations to Julia Pinckert.

3 Spartans recognized for outstanding performance

Thursday, June 24, 2021 at 6:00 PM

Parker Doran and Christopher Markovich have been awarded the Letter of Commendation for outstanding performance on the PSAT/NMSQT.

To be honored at the 2020 Immaculata Golf Classic

Welcome Msgr. Joseph G. Celano

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Zannella Set to Compete in the Big 10

Both Students Exemplify School's Pillars

A Tribute To Our Grandparents

Recognized by the Diocese for Their Faith and Service

Senior Joins Elite Group of Spartans

Spartans Boys Impress at Distance Relays

Honored for her Extraordinary Service to IHS

Junior Meets Personal Goal

The indoor drum line takes 1st place in championship competition.

Only Two Students in the Nation Win the Awards.

Presentation skills focused on for upcoming Marian Scholar Symposium

Current students, alumni, and chaperones made the annual trip to Wayne County, WV to provide gifts and festivities to local residents.

Our Girls Soccer Team had a remarkable turnaound season

For the first time ever, a sports team was selected