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Immaculata Way of Life
Respect God, Self, and Others
Immaculata Way of Life
Be a Person of Integrity
Immaculata Way of Life
Live a Life of Service
Immaculata Way of Life
Produce Exemplary Work
Academic Excellence
Immaculata offers a diverse and involved community, student accommodation and acceleration services, a wide variety of specials classes and extracurricular activities, incorporation of STEM (science/technology/engineering/math) project-based learning, and the recognition of being a nationally ranking Blue Ribbon school based on outstanding student and staff performance and a Green Ribbon school as one that embraces environmentally sound practices.
Admissions
We welcome the opportunity to have your family visit our campus or meet with us via a virtual meeting.
Academics
Immaculata serves PreK (4-year-olds) through eighth-grade students.
STEM
We are the first middle school program in North Carolina to earn the distinction of AdvancED STEM certification.
Fine Arts
Award-winning band and choir, weekly music and art classes, visual arts shows, and performing arts productions.
Athletics
Competitive team sports and activities such as Girls on the Run, Hip-Hop Dance, and Ultimate Frisbee.
Extracurricular
Student government, community service, STEM and art-focused clubs, and more.....
By the Numbers
1909
School established by the Sisters of St. Dominic
530
PreK - Grade 8 Students
10:1
Student to Teacher Ratio
1
Immaculata Way of Life
Respect God, self, and others; Be a person of integrity; Live a life of service; Produce exemplary work
30+
Extracurricular activities including sports, clubs, and electives
1st
AdvancED STEM Certified Middle School Program in NC
As a Catholic school in the Diocese of Raleigh, Immaculata has a racially non-discriminatory policy for all students and admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students. Our school does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of our educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletics and other school-administered programs.