ICRS

Our eventful week at Immaculate Conception Regional School

Sunday, Jan. 25th

• OPEN HOUSE 9am - 2pm
• "Food for Faith" collection for food pantry-Help our COMMUNITY and donate a canned good!

• What is Catholic Schools Week?

Catholic Schools Week is an annual national celebration of the important role that Catholic elementary and secondary schools across the country play in providing a values-added education for America's young people. Catholic schools are proud of their educational network that emphasizes intellectual, spiritual, moral, physical, and social values in their students.  Catholic Schools Week is a key part of the yearlong National Marketing Campaign For Catholic Schools.

NATIONAL CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
1077 30TH Street, NW, Suite 100, Washington, D.C. 20007

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                          Contact Information
December 1, 2008                                                                   Barbara Keebler

Brian Gray
Phone: (800) 711-6232

Fax: (202) 333-6706
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Catholic Schools Week 2009 Focuses on Service

Washington, D.C.--The theme for Catholic Schools Week 2009 celebrates Catholic schools and community service.

Catholic Schools Week is celebrated nationally the last week in January, this year Jan. 25-31. The logo for the observance shows the words "Celebrate Service" and hands reaching out and surrounding a globe. The "t" in the word celebrate is formed as a cross.