Wednesday, February 8, 20230545It’s never too early to learn business. That’s the prevailing attitude at Mary Immaculate Catholic School in Farmers Branch, which is in the middle of making history with the first year of their new business program.
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“ABCDEFG, Snack Shack is the Place to Be,” was heard on Righteous Radio at Mary Immaculate Catholic School’s inaugural Mustang Market this April. The jingle encouraged vendors, customers, faculty and volunteers at the Farmers Branch school to purchase tamales, popcorn and more at their...
Tuesday, February 15, 20220323St. Pope John Paul II once wrote, “The aesthetic value of creation cannot be overlooked…The Bible speaks again and again of the goodness and beauty of creation, which is called to glorify God.” Susana Zinser, who teaches Spanish at Mary Immaculate Catholic School, hoped to share that message with her students through a recent...
Thursday, January 28, 20210260Jennifer King was reared in a Protestant family in Farmers Branch during the 1980s, but her parents enrolled her at a nearby Catholic grade school, Mary Immaculate Catholic School, to begin the sixth grade in autumn 1990 because of concerns at her public school. Today, Jennifer Daniels has been a Catholic for more than 20 years and...
Thursday, January 31, 201901068Two Dominican nuns will join the faculty of Mary Immaculate Catholic School in Farmers Branch next fall, adding to the number of women religious already teaching in Diocese of Dallas Catholic schools.
Friday, April 24, 20150236More than 100 Mary Immaculate Catholic School seventh- and eighth-graders joined forces recently in the Parish Hall and produced 36 fleece blankets to donate to Project Linus, a non-profit organization that provides homemade blankets to young people deeply in need of a sense of security.
