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Introducing you to our Coming Attraction: IHA Giving Day - Feb. 14, 2019! Watch to see what happens when our school community comes together to #showlovetoiha.
It’s Giving Day eve, and we’re SO EXCITED! As one of our favorite rom-coms reminds us, “Love is actually everywhere!” *hint hint* watch until the end. :o)
From August 15-17, 2019, IHA will sponsor its first-ever Catholic Women's conference, BELIEVE., which will be held at the Icona Beach Resort in Cape May, NJ.
Applications for BELIEVE. are open to all current freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and any graduating senior Christian Service Board members. The conference will feature a formal sisterhood dinner on the beach, keynotes by Katie Prejean McGrady (Author: Room 24 and Follow, Representative to the College of Cardinals for the Synod on Youth), and Lisa Cotter (Founder: Made to Magnify, Author: The Dating Detox), as well as other break-out sessions.
Participants will enjoy time at the beach and the pool, community gatherings, speakers, and discussions. BELIEVE. is a Gospel-centered personal growth conference, which aims to give IHA's young women space to reflect on who they are; challenge themselves to grow into who they are called to be; and consider what the community of IHA would look like when filled with women who believe in themselves, one another, and the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Contact Mrs. Sarah Shutrop, Director of Campus Ministry, for more information.
Learn about life at IHA and the amazing and unique bonds of sisterhood our students form @theheart! Please note, footage was filmed prior to COVID-19.
Uploaded Oct 04, 2020On the evening of Dec. 9, 2019, twenty-six of our amazingly talented singers performed on stage at Radio City Music Hall. Under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Donatacci, choral music director and teacher, the IHA students performed a breathtaking rendition of "Mary, Did You Know?" on the Great Stage before the 8 p.m. showing of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular.
Soloists included Jenna Clover’20, Allison Sandt’20, Alyssa Longo’21, Alexis Mason’22, and Laura Rickli’22. Close to one hundred people from Immaculate Heart traveled into New York City that evening to support our girls during the amazing experience and enjoy the rest of the popular Christmas show!
Video courtesy of Mrs. Lisa Encke P'20, director of the arts.
On March 9-11, 2024, IHA students are invited to BELIEVE., an exclusive Catholic Women's Leadership Conference, at Kalahari Resort in Pocono Manor, Pennsylvania.
It will be a weekend that changes everything; featuring workshops, speakers, prayer, and so much more! You better BELIEVE it! Sign up link available via email. Contact Ms. Emily Ash '19 at [email protected] with questions.
IHA's fall musical for 2015 is 42nd Street! Often described as the definitive “backstage musical,” 42nd Street brings exciting choreography, memorable show tunes, and classic musical theater drama to the stage.
Upcoming performances are planned for Nov. 20 and 21 at 8 p.m., and Nov. 22 at 2 p.m. This year’s show is produced by Lucille Conzo and directed by Jodi Capeless. The choreographer and associate director is Kimberly Galberaith, the musical director is Ed Ginter, and the set and lighting designer is Ryan Bell. The musical features a sizable cast of principal characters, supporting characters, and a large ensemble—all of whom will be impressing audience members with their outstanding singing, dancing, and acting talent.
42nd Street is a high-energy extravaganza set in 1933. This renowned musical tells the story of a naïve, young actress named Peggy Sawyer who wants to audition for a new Broadway musical, Pretty Lady. But due to her nerves, Peggy arrives to the audition late and misses her opportunity to join the show. With the help of other performers, Peggy catches the attention of producer/director, Julian Marsh, who gives her the chance to shine. When the show’s leading lady, Dorothy Brock, falls and breaks her ankle on opening night, it is suggested that Peggy steps up to be the star. In only thirty-six hours, Peggy learns twenty-five pages, six songs, and ten dance numbers. She may even find love along the way.
For more information on IHA’s production of 42nd Street and to purchase tickets in advance, please call the Main Office at 201-445-6800.
On January 29, 2020, ten dedicated and driven students were honored by Mr. Jason Schlereth, principal, with IHA Soaring Eagle Awards. These distinct awards are presented four times a year to teacher-nominated students who demonstrate excellence and determination and who work to the best of their ability in a particular subject area. The award winners were also recognized by other members of the administration including Ms. Patricia Molloy, president, and Mrs. Jo-Ellen DeSanta, assistant principal of academics and curriculum.
Congratulations to: standing, left to right, Anna Gehres’22 (Physical Education – Mrs. Terry Skjold P’11), Ryanne Kelleher’22 (Social Studies – Ms. Trish Carleton), Charlotte Helson’22 (Computer Programming – Mrs. Theresa Seymour Dolan’95), Caroline Wright’20 (Religious Studies – Ms. Lynn Gansley), Juliana Matina’23 (Biology – Ms. Genelle Diaz-Silveira), Natalia LoCurto’23 (Communications – Mr. Phil Bernardi), and Gracelee Fasanella’21 (World Language – Mrs. Tracy Hong Syz). Seated, left to right, are Daniella Smith’20 (English – Ms. Megan Moser), Alyssa Longo’21 (Music – Mrs. Barbara Donatacci P’19), and Katharine O’Connor’20 (Mathematics – Mrs. Liz Kearns P’05, ’08, ’11).
Some of our amazing outgoing and rising senior Eagle Ambassadors share words of wisdom with their newest IHA sisters!
Uploaded Jun 30, 2020