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students working together

teacher working with students

2011 science fair

About Us

For more than a century, Immaculate Conception & Our Lady of Perpetual Help School has offered an excellent education, rooted in the Catholic faith tradition, to children from the greater Everett/Snohomish County area. An ICOLPH education is strong in academics and provides a wide variety of enrichment and extra-curricular opportunities to foster growth in creativity, as well as the spiritual and emotional development of our students. ICOLPH is a welcoming and vibrant community, with a commitment to keeping tuition affordable for families desiring a high-quality, Catholic education.

Investment in an ICOLPH education reaps many rewards. Our students graduate from 8th grade grounded in strong values and study skills and well prepared for the academic rigors and challenges of high school. Not only do ICOLPH graduates frequently go on to become high school honors students, ASB leaders, and valedictorians, they leave our school with an understanding of the value of community and the importance of engaging in service to others.

An essential component of our ICOLPH School community is the generous and strong involvement of our school families, alumni, and our dedicated and professional staff. Our students thrive with this support system, as they develop into lifelong learners and compassionate and responsible citizens.

 

“I learned to give back to the community through service, to work hard to achieve my goals and to believe in myself. Immaculate taught me to push myself to do the best that I can. It provided an excellent faith-filled education, prepared me for the challenges of high school, and taught me the importance of leadership, compassion and service. ”

Sami Newland, class of 2010

"From the moment I walked in to that Kindergarten classroom, I felt an overwhelming sense of welcome and belonging...Together, we grew as Catholic leaders...most importantly, I learned that one person can make a difference in the world.”

Kaitlin Hoban, class of 2003

“Our children have continued to excel in high school and college. The school is dedicated to academic excellence, while encouraging students to serve others through charitable work. The community involvement, along with its focus on spirituality, has provided our family the understanding of what it means to actively love your neighbor. The joy and fellowship developed with other families of the school will remain with us long after our youngest child graduates.”

Ed and Gretchen Rhone, parents of three ICOLPH students