Incarnation School was founded in 1910 to serve the rapidly growing Irish, Italian, and German immigrant populations of Washington Heights.  Today, the demographics of the neighborhood have changed to a primarily Hispanic population, but Incarnation’s mission remains the same: to offer the children of Washington Heights the educational opportunities that they need to succeed.  Last year, our graduates received scholarships totaling more than $30,000.

Incarnation’s faculty is dedicated to the individual needs and growth of each student.  Many of our teachers have been educating Incarnation’s students for over 20 years.  The school benefits tremendously from the hard work of our Development Board, as well as the dedication of the many alumni and friends who continue to support Incarnation year after year.

Incarnation is committed to keeping tuition affordable for the working families of Washington Heights.  Currently, tuition and fees cover approximately two-thirds of the costs of educating our students.  The remainder of our educational programs are funded by grants, scholarship funds, the annual benefit and the generosity of our friends and alumni.  Thank you for your support as we build a bridge to the future for so many deserving children.

CONGRATULATIONS TO:
Michael J. McMorrow
Class of 1956
10th Recipient of the 
Msgr. Waterson Award
October 2009