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Incarnation Catholic School have approximately 350 students in grades PreK-8, housed in four buildings. We have an approved VPK program.
We have lowered our class sizes to better serve our students and their families.
Our academic program prepares students for study in the top Catholic and private high schools in the area.
Most of our eighth grade students are accepted into the high school of their choice.
Most are eligible for honors classes. We, the students, faculty, staff and parents of Incarnation Catholic School believe that each Incarnation student is a valued individual created by God with unique spiritual, physical, social, emotional, cultural and intellectual needs; the school community, which includes the students, faculty, staff, and parents, lives the Gospel message by serving one another and the community through prayer, support and action; student learning is enhanced by a variety of learning processes and experiences in which they are actively engaged; an Incarnation student's self-esteem is strengthened by a positive relationship with God, fellow students, faculty, staff and parents; and the school community operates effectively in a Christ-centered, secure, and comfortable environment.
Club or Organization: Coding Club, National Junior Honor Society, Robotics Club, St. Francis of Assisi Gardening Club, Student Council
Arts and Music Programs: Choir, Creative Writing Club, Yearbook
Recreational Athletic Programs: Sacred Steps Running Club
School Notes
Incarnation Catholic School have approximately 350 students in
grades PreK-8, housed in four buildings. We have lowered our class
sizes to better serve our students and their families. Our academic
program prepares students for study in the top Catholic and private
high schools in the area. Most of our eighth grade students are
accepted into the high school of their choice. Most are eligible
for honors classes. We, the students, faculty, staff and parents of
Incarnation Catholic School believe that each Incarnation student
is a valued individual created by God with unique spiritual,
physical, social, emotional, cultural and intellectual needs; the
school community, which includes the students, faculty, staff, and
parents, lives the Gospel message by serving one another and the
community through prayer, support and action; student learning is
enhanced by a variety of learning processes and experiences in
which they are actively engaged; an Incarnation student's
self-esteem is strengthened by a positive relationship with God,
fellow students, faculty, staff and parents; and the school
community operates effectively in a Christ-centered, secure, and
comfortable environment.
Incarnation Catholic School's tuition is approximately $6,000 for private students.
What sports does Incarnation Catholic School offer?
Incarnation Catholic School offers 10 interscholastic sports: Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Cycling, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field and Volleyball.
When is the application deadline for Incarnation Catholic School?
The application deadline for Incarnation Catholic School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
In what neighborhood is Incarnation Catholic School located?
Incarnation Catholic School is located in the Town N County Park neighborhood of Tampa, FL. There are 5 other private schools located in Town N County Park.
Grades: NS-12 | 681 students5.3 miles 6101 N Habana Ave Tampa, FL 33614 (813) 872-6744
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(5 reviews)
59/29/2023
The best school!
- Posted by Parent - Thais/Mary Clare
53/16/2021
My nephew Mateo is an amazingly inquisitive child. ICS has the curriculum and the special attention of the teachers and a safe environment.
- Posted by Parent - AUNT
59/3/2019
My son has been going here for 3years. He's now in 1rst grade. Teacher parent communication is awesome. They are working with iPods technology to keep parents informed of progress. Good education starts at home. Teachers are great. Mrs. Finley is he's a teacher now she is outstanding.
- Posted by Parent - Michael Inscoe
54/6/2019
This school has changed so much. The new principal is not engaged at all with the families at the school. It seems like she has no interest in wanting to meet the families. I used to walk in the morning or afternoons and she would just walk by me and other parents without saying good morning, good afternoon, hello or at least a smile! Nothing. Many things that were tradition in the school have been discontinued. It's very sad. It was always nice to see past student come to the school to vist and you don't see that anymore because they are not allowed.
- Posted by Parent - Former Parent
52/28/2012
Incarnation is a fantastic school. Kids learn morals, values, patriotism, Christian/Catholic beliefs and behaviors that are not encouraged at public school. ICS is producing well-behaved, responsible, enthusiastic life-long learners who do well in high school, college, and in life. The school is a close-knit family -- the parents and kids all know each other, which strengthens bonds and enhances the educational experience. There is a lot of love and pride in this school. If you are considering Catholic education for your child(ren), you will be impressed and pleased with everything ICS has to offer. Check out the website or take a tour of the school - you will see for yourself how wonderful it is!
- Posted by Parent - paula
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