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Mary Immaculate School
Basic Information
Address: 14032 Dennis Lane
Farmers Branch, TX. 75234
County: Dallas
School District: Carrollton/Farmers Branch ISD
Phone Number: 972-243-7105
Email: rmartinez@mischool.org
Principal: Matthew J. Krause
School Type: Catholic K-8
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Additional Information
Accreditation: Mary Immaculate Catholic School is accredited by the Texas Catholic Conference Accreditation Commission, the body designated by the Texas Education Agency as the governing body for Catholic schools in Texas.
Founded: 1959
Organization Affiliation: Roman Catholic Diocese of Dallas
National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA)
Ages/Grades: k-8
School Size: 515
Student/Teacher Ratio: Kinder=10:1; First thru Third=20:1; Fourth thru Eighth=30:1
Tuition: $5,180 - $7,880
Financial Aid:
Limited
Curriculum:
The curriculum at Mary Immaculate School follows the guidelines established by the State of Texas and the Diocese of Dallas, and is set forth in the Diocesan Curriculum Standards (available at http://www.csodallas.org/parent-resources/curriculum-standards/). Basic to the curriculum is the study of:
Religion (overview available at www.faithfirst.com)
Language Arts (reading/literature, English, spelling, writing and oral communications, library)
Mathematics (accelerated pace; pre-Algebra in 7th, Algebra I in 8th)
Science
Social Studies
Computer Science
Spanish
Music (grades K-6; elective for grades 7-8)
Art Appreciation/Technique (grades K-6; elective for grades 7-8)
Speech and Drama (grades K-6; elective for grades 7-8)
Health/Physical Education (grades K-6; elective for grades 7-8)
Video/TV Editing and Production (elective for grade 8)
Percentage of Graduating Class: 100%
After School Programs: Yes
School Clubs:
In addition to Athletics we offer the following opportunities for children to grow outside of the core curriculum:
Technology Team
Speech Team
Choir
Band
Scouting
Chess Club
Robotics Club
Jr. Catholic Daughters
Altar Serving for Parish Community
Youth Ministry (Jr. High Unlocked Program) through our Parish Community
Uniform Guidelines:
Uniform Required
Admissions Deadline: Rolling; Begins in mid-January for Fall Semester
Mission Statement:
The mission of Mary Immaculate School is to provide academic excellence in a Catholic and Christ-centered environment.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Mary Immaculate Catholic School exists to provide a Catholic education for the children of Mary Immaculate Catholic Parish. We strive to provide an education program permeated with Catholic truths and values. This encourages academic excellence through both high expectations and celebrations of individual differences and achievements. We endeavor to accomplish this within an atmosphere that affirms the individual as a capable and significant child of God and that encourages growth in responsibility, accountability and respectfulness.
Notes/School Information:
Mary Immaculate Catholic School is a kindergarten through eighth grade elementary school within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Dallas that strives to provide academic excellence in a Catholic and Christ-centered environment.
The school serves a diverse student population from northwest Dallas County and southern Denton County, and is known for its superior learning programs and nurturing environment that helps young people develop into capable, responsible, and respectful young adults.
We welcome families from all faith backgrounds to share the blessings of a Catholic school. We strive to make a quality Catholic education available, accessible and affordable in order to serve students of all economic backgrounds.