Mary Immaculate Catholic School provides a Christ-centered learning environment that fosters wonder and excitement, enkindling the desire in each student to be a lifelong learner.

Mary Immaculate is an award-winning Catholic elementary school (PreK4-8) in the Diocese of Dallas, located in the heart of Farmers Branch, TX. Under the guidance of the Nashville Dominican Sisters, we strive to help students come to know and love the Person of Jesus Christ as they strive for college and heaven. We form our students in mind, body, and spirit.

Why Mary Immaculate

Discover how MIS turns wonder into knowing and provides an encouraging home for your child

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Mary Immaculate at Work

We are pleased to share our annual Heart of Gold Auction Video. There are so many reasons that make Mary Immaculate a special place and our students play a significant role in our mission. Check out what our Mustangs are saying about their MIS experience.

To learn more about all-things MIS, visit our Admissions page and schedule a private tour today.

 

Athletics

These athletic programs increase personal enthusiasm and confidence, teach the concepts of sportsmanship and group interaction, and provide a setting in which each student may seek to improve their athletic abilities.

Faith Formation

Our students attend daily religion classes and weekly Mass. Each school day begins with prayer and incorporates Christian values as part of all curriculum. Older students are paired with younger prayer partners to inspire both partners in their spiritual growth.

The Motter Business Program

Our Business Program is an integrated curriculum offered to our 6th-8th graders with age-appropriate content that helps students understand personal finance. financial markets, emerging technologies, and the confidence to create and implement business plans.

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd

The Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is an approach to the religious formation of children grounded in Sacred Scripture, Catholic Doctrine, Liturgy and Prayer. 

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🎉 Huge congratulations to our Spelling Bee Champion, Louisa, and Runner-Up, Rosie! 🏆✨ We couldn't be more proud of these two incredible scholars! Louisa’s win and Rosie’s impressive performance are a testament to their hard work and de
🌺🌴 Aloha! Our Junior High students had a blast at this past weekend's Luau-themed dance! From the tropical decorations to the fun music, it was an unforgettable evening full of laughter and great memories! 🌊🌺 A huge THANK YOU to Ms. Murawski an
🌲✝️ Last week, our 6th grade students had the incredible opportunity to spend three days at The Pines Catholic Camp for a retreat filled with fun, fellowship, and faith! From team-building challenges to soaring through the trees on the zipline, they
Honoring Our Heroes this Veterans Day Today, MIS students had the privilege of hearing from our very own Mr. Santiago Ponce, a veteran who graciously shared his experiences with our students. His stories of service and sacrifice left a lasting impact
🌟 Today, our 7th graders took the lead in Mass, and they did a phenomenal job! Their energy and devotion made this a truly special experience for all. Father Alfonse's homily was a powerful reminder to trust in God and focus on what truly matters. H
This week, our 7th grade students got hands-on in science class by dissecting fetal pigs! They worked together to explore the animal’s anatomy and gained valuable insights into biology. Great teamwork all around and thank you Mrs. Valdivia for
🎉🍦 Last week, our 8th graders celebrated their big win in the North Texas Giving Day Competition Between the Grades with a special Chick-Fil-A lunch and ice cream social! 🎉 A huge thank you to Father Alfonse and Sister Mary Anne for joining the fu
Happy All Saints Day! Today, we celebrated a beautiful Mass with our adorable Kindergarteners dressed as Saints! Our 4th graders did a fantastic job leading the liturgy. Father Alfonse shared an inspiring homily about what it means to be a saint, rem
 

Where Wonder Leads to Knowing