Immaculata High School
Somerville, New Jersey
Our Mission
The Immaculata High School Community is committed to the development of the whole person by integrating a challenging academic curriculum with Christian values rooted in the Catholic tradition while providing activities that promote spiritual, intellectual, physical, emotional, and social growth.
Our Philosophy
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, where 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, with the support 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 future of our Church, our country, and our world.
Spartan Highlights
- On July 30, 2010, Meredith (Emma) Ocetnik '11 graduated from the New Jersey State Police 85th Trooper Youth Class held at the State Police training facility in Sea Girt NJ and captured the silver medal in the Top Physical challenge competition.
- Megan Wellons ’11 was selected to the Governor’s School for Engineering and Technology. For a list of honors and awards received by our students, please click here .
- The Math Team placed in the Top 6 in the Moody’s Mega Math Challenge. Please click here for the full story.
- After winning the Skyland Conference, the Boys’ Baseball Team went on to beat St. Joseph’s of Metuchen by a score of 7-5 in a come from behind victory for the Non-Public A State Championship title. This is the team’s first State Championship in 15 years.
- The Boys’ Lacrosse Team won the Non-Public B State Championship beating Pingry 12-6. This is their third State Championship in four years. They also won their first Somerset County Championship in the program’s 14-year history.
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