Mustang Monthly
Christmas Concert
As we celebrate Christmas and this holy season, we invite you to enjoy from your living room Songs of Hope: The Movie produced by the IHS Fine Arts Department. We hope that you enjoy this program that shows the spirit of Christmas and the season of hope.
Sandwich Making for Dorothy Day
Immaculate Juniors William Doran and Jake Windas made sandwiches at home for distribution at the Dorothy Day House whose mission is to feed the hungry and homeless in the Danbury area.
Girl Scout Food Drive
Juniors Anna Flaherty and Elise Quartaro, members of Ambassador Girl Scout Troop 50058, led a town-wide food drive in New Fairfield, collecting, sorting and delivering over 550 items to the New Fairfield Food Pantry. These items were used in Thanksgiving food distribution to members of the community in need.
Thanksgiving Cards for John Paul II Center
Sophia Pertoso ‘22 recently made and delivered 90 Thanksgiving cards to the Saint John Paul II Center for their residents.
PJ Day for the Kids:
Immaculate’s chapter of the National Honor Society held a fundraiser for PJ Day for the Kids, benefitting children and families at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center who are fighting cancer. A total of $1,530 was raised, thanks to the efforts of the entire Immaculate community. Immaculate participates in PJ Day for the Kids in honor of David Couch, a beloved Immaculate teacher who lost his battle with cancer.
Elf on the Health Shelf
Tis the season for “ELF on a HEALTH SHELF.” Students in health class have submitted pictures of the well-known Elf in various healthy settings. Mr. Plumb is sharing them with the students, faculty and staff, one by one throughout the holiday season. Here are some samples of the festive healthy living reminders.
Reminding you to wash your hands, wear your masks and sanitize.
“ORANGE" you glad to see me? Just trying to get my dose of vitamin C.
A little oral hygiene! Getting ready for another day AND another opportunity. Make the most of it.
Multicultural Club Toy Drive
The Multicultural Club hosted a toy drive for Food First Inc. to provide 49 children between the ages of 0-18 with toys for Christmas. A special thank you to the Immaculate community for helping to collect toys for the children in need this holiday season!
Theology Classes Ornament Project
In the beginning of this new liturgical year, theology students made an ornament and wrote how they will prepare for Christ's birth. Students wrote a variety of ways, such as helping to decorate, making cookies, and being mindful of the nativity scene.