Immaculata Regional High School Kelowna, BC

JP came to Immaculata after attending Our Lady of Lourdes School. JP’s favourite memory at Immac is breaking the Sr. boys 14-year-old provincial volleyball draught. Is most appreciative of Mr. Richard’s kind affirming, uplifting words. This summer, JP will be working and future plans include to backpack through Australia. JP’s four cousins (Bliss, Danille, Jackson and Taylor) also graded from Immaculata.

Congratulations JP!

Erika attended St. Joseph School before coming to Immaculata. The Fine Arts trips hold some of her favourite memories. Is grateful for the friends made here. Erika will be taking a gap year to earn and start saving money to eventually attend post secondary. Erika’s sister Charleze also graded from Immaculata.

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Sawyer attended Our Lady of Lourdes school for elementary school. A favourite moment at Immac was from the grad show. Is most appreciative of friends and the teachers at Immac. In the summer, Sawyer plans to become a life-guard at H2O and get ready to attend UBC Okanagan for engineering. The future is open for Sawyer, with the possibility of working as an engineer, become a published author, or join politics.

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Danielle came to Immaculata from The Affiliated Middle School in Peking, China. Her favourite memory of high school is finishing in the top 20% of the Canadian Senior Math Contest. Danielle is grateful for having been given the opportunity at Immac to practice English and learn a culture that is different from where she comes from. In the summer, Danielle hopes to learn how to ride a motorbike and travel to Japan. Danielle will be attending the University of Toronto in the fall.

Congratulations Danielle!

UNDER GRAD CEREMONY AND AWARDS

UNDER GRAD CEREMONY AND AWARDS Come and celebrate our students from grade 8 to 11. Join us for Mass to worship as community. Award...

Kael came to Immac from Our Lady of Lourdes school. A favourite memory from Immaculata was the grad retreat as it helped everyone to connect. Kael appreciates the teachers at Immac. Kael has a great number of alumni in the family, including mom, aunts, uncles (all Lawrences), and brother Owen.

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Before coming to Immaculata, Hugo attended Benjamin Franklin School in L.A. and Belgo Elementary. He will never forget the days spent at Immac bonding and connecting with friends. Hugo loves the genuine passion that many of the teachers at Immac have for instructing, inspiring, and bringing out people's full potential. After working for the summer, Hugo will relocate to Vancouver to attend UBC. Hugo wants to have a political impact helping to bridge social divides and giving everyone a voice. Hudson, Hugo’s brother, is Immac alumnus.

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Queenie arrived at Immaculata in grade 11 from China. Queenie’s favourite memory of high school is from the Physics trip as it gave the opportunity to connect with friends. She appreciates Mr. Witkowski for his responsible and serious manner. Queenie will work and enroll in extra courses this summer before heading to Mc Master University in September. Eventually, Queenie hopes to work in the engineering field and live in Ontario.

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Clare attended both Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Joseph Schools before coming to Immac. Some favourite moments in high school include Math Zumba with Chowski, deep discussions with teachers, and Mr. K. Clare appreciates the small and close-knit community that is fostered at Immac, and the support from all the staff. Before heading to Saskatoon to pursue a teaching degree in Primary Education, in the fall, Clare will be working for the summer and spending time with friends. Clare hopes to someday build a family and career as an elementary school teacher in Saskatoon. Clare’s two older brothers, William and Joseph, also graduated from Immaculata.

Congratulations Clare!

Baxter went to St. Joseph School before coming to Immac. Favourite moments here include the many school trips. Baxter is glad that Immaculata is a small school that gives everyone a chance to get to know each other. In the fall, Baxter may take a gap year or start a commerce degree at UBC Okanagan. He hopes to find a career that suits him and travel.

Congratulations Baxter!