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OUR COMMUNITY
Welcome to Immaculate Conception Catholic Regional School (ICCRS), where our vibrant community fosters a strong sense of belonging among students, parents, and staff. We offer engaging events and programs, promoting meaningful connections. Our commitment to Catholic values, academic excellence, and collaboration supports both educational achievement and personal growth, creating a thriving and united school environment.
OUR STORY
Immaculate Conception Catholic Regional School continues the long and noble legacy set forth by Cranston-Johnston Catholic Regional School (CJCR) since its inception nearly 50 years ago. As successor to CJCR, we still continue the proud tradition that leads students and parents to use the words “family” and “community” to describe their school. With a history of excellence in a safe and nurturing environment, our students develop necessary skills, knowledge and attitudes that prepare them for a solid and successful high school and college experience. More importantly, we seek to build the foundation for young people to lead lives of character, service, sacrifice and success.
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When CJCR first opened in September 1960 as St. Mark’s School, its mission was to teach Catholic beliefs and values to young people from Cranston and neighboring communities. Over the decades, the school has grown in enrollment and reached increasingly ambitious goals. Today, Immaculate Conception Catholic Regional School stands on the shoulders of our tradition while expanding the role of Catholic education to children and families from communities around Rhode Island.
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We develop the whole student while addressing the principles of compassion, mercy and Christian service that we always have throughout the decades. We continue to expand opportunities in the Arts and athletics while developing a strong sense of community in the classroom, on the stage and on the court and field.
Our tradition of excellence is the result of hard work and dedication. We are so thankful to God for the gift of supportive families, dedicated professional staff and visionary church leaders who have provided the assistance to grow into a transformative community for educating the mind, heart, spirit and body of young learners. With the grace of God and the support of new families and young people, we hope to challenge ourselves to seek excellence in education and develop lives of character through faith.