Seventy Imago Dei scholars and more than a dozen staff spent four days at the end of August in the cool pines of Prescott, where they had fun, developed teamwork, and kicked off the school year right.

Eighth Grade Commencement 2018 took place on Friday, May 18, in the courtyard at Tucson Museum of Art downtown. Many family members, IDMS Board members, and other friends of the school joined in us in celebrating this very accomplished class’s achievements. Please click below to see highlights of this gala evening. (Please excuse the lighting conditions, which were far from …

Twenty grads and their families joined us at the school for Baccalaureate service and dinner on Thursday, May 17. Special thanks to the parishioners of St. Alban’s Episcopal Church, who once again decorated, underwrote dinner, and baked many many dozens of delicious cookies. It was a wonderful evening.

Thanks to Dolphins of the Desert Swimming Academy, S.W.I.M Tucson, USA Swimming Foundation, and the mighty Arizona Swimming and Diving, Imago Dei kids enjoyed an inspiring morning at the beautiful Oro Valley Acquatic Center on Saturday, April 21, receiving individualized swim instruction and having a great time. Access to swim lessons for minority and low-income children is an important issue …

Congratulations to all the students whose projects made this year’s Science Fair – appropriately held on Pi Day! – our best ever. Many thanks to the staff who worked so hard to keep this mighty endeavor on track, and to the many parents, alumni, and school friends who attended. And best of luck to the top projects, which will be …

Thanks to the wonderful folks of Santa’s Helpers, TPD Communications Division, Intuit, Nationwide Vision, and Pappas Kids Schoolhouse Foundation, each of our more than 70 scholars AND their siblings received beautiful, individually selected and wrapped gifts again this year, plus holiday treats and games for every family. (Special thanks, as always, to Jack “Santa” Shomenta and Jadel “Mrs. Claus” Roe!) …

Costumes, craziness, and a party at Armory Park – it was all happening on Oct. 31.

With their teacher, Kateri Raglow, our seventh- and eighth-graders have been extracting strawberry DNA and cleaning up simulated oil-spills. Doing is the best way to learn science.

The school year kicks off with our annual all-school sleep-away camp, August 28-31, in the cool woods at Prescott. A million thanks to the Stonewall Foundation and other generous supporters who make this incredible experience for our urban kids an Imago Dei tradition.