Wolf Pride Updates
Special Edition
Monday, March 23, 2020
Remote Learning Plan
Update from the School Nurse, Mrs. Kedersha
Food Resources for Families of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark
Proper Hand Washing
A Message from our Head of School,
Joseph R. Azzolino
Dear ICHS Community,

Always know that during this most difficult time, we are always here for you. COVID-19 is not to be taken lightly. We all must heed the advice of medical professionals to ensure we remain safe. Washing hands, covering up a sneeze, social distancing are just a few. 

Social Distancing and Flattening the Curve
Social distancing focuses on personal behaviors people can take to lower their risk of infection. The virus that causes COVID-19 spreads...

  • between people who are in close contact with one another (within about 6 feet)
  • through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes

These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of people nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs.

Social distancing is not always possible, but do the best you can to maintain personal space and practice good hygiene.
Stella June, daughter of Mr. Hughes, made a sign to thank all those on the front lines. The message is clear, stay home to help flatten the curve!

Thank you, Stella June!
Virtual Learning is ZOOMING at ICHS
Virtual Blue Wolf For A Day
On Wednesday, March 18, 2020, Immaculate Conception High School had its very first viral “Blue Wolf for a Day” visitors.

Miss Banta hosted a “bring your pet to school” day. Miss Banta said, “It’s the day I’ve been waiting for my whole teaching career."

Miss Banta continued, "In all seriousness, despite everything going on, it’s nice to see everyone in good spirits and of course comfortable. We’re all in this together.”
Anatomy and Physiology
Mrs. Vallecillo said, “It was a great experience and we were able to continue learning about the integumentary system! We were all glad to see everyone!”
Religion
Mrs. Sklarski said, "The situation that we find ourselves in is challenging to say the least. However, with the Technology that we have available to us, we have been able to move the physical classroom to a virtual classroom. I can see my students every day. We are able to pray for and with one another, even if it is remotely." 

Mrs. Sklarski continued, "Saying that, I miss seeing the girls in the classroom. I see how resilient the girls are and how they have used this environment to their advantage. I am proud of them."
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