Immaculate Conception High School
Ambassadors/Diplomats
•The Ambassadors and Diplomats represent Immaculate Conception at many events, including recruiting trips to area grammar schools and various High Schools Information nights. They also assist at all school functions, including fundraising events, and Open Houses. These students are selected through an application and interview process overseen by the Admissions Director.
Art Club
•The art club meets bi-monthly at Immaculate. This organization paints a yearly mural in the school. The goal of the club is to spread creativity and art throughout the school and membership is open to all students. Read More>>
Chess Club
•This club, open to all students, meets bimonthly at Immaculate. Members come together to engage in friendly games, practice strategies, and learn new techniques.
Computer Club
•This club meets on a weekly basis and membership is open to all students. Members learn about software, hardware, and web page design.
Giving Groups
•Giving Groups, an activity open to all students, provides an opportunity for students to give back to the community. Some students volunteer to assist at the Salvation Army Headquarters, and other students organize fundraising efforts.
Gospel Choir
•Immaculate's Gospel Choir provides a place for all students to raise their voices in song and to develop pre-existing musical talent. This Choir, open to all students, performs at school activities and church services.
Honor Societies
•Immaculate holds membership in the National Honor Society and the Spanish Honor Society.
Students are selected and inducted into these societies based on their scholarship, character, service, and leadership. Induction begins on the sophomore grade level.
Praise Dancing
•Together with the choir, the praise dancers perform at school liturgies. These dancers meet weekly to design and implement their techniques into church services. Membership is open to all students.
The Voice of IC
•The Creative Writing class supervises the publication of the school magazine. Work is submitted by students on all grade levels. Poetry, short stories, editorials, and artwork are accepted from the entire student body.
Student Council
•The Student Council is comprised of class presidents, homeroom representatives, and an
executive board. All positions are elected positions. This organization meets on a regular
basis to plan events for the school and to provide the administration with insights into the
student body's ideas and concerns. The members of the Student Council also comprise the
Faculty Student Advisory Committee (FSAC) which meets monthly with the Administration to
discuss changes within the school.
S.T.E.P. Tutorial Program
•S.T.E.P. is a peer tutoring program for students who seek or require individual assistance. Students from the National, Spanish and Latin Honor Societies volunteer their time to tutor students in all academic subject areas.
United People of Color
•The United People of Color Dance and Poetry Troupe promotes racial and cultural unity and celebrates Black History. The troupe performs within school during Black History Month and also gives outside performances to raise money for their scholarship fund. The UPC Scholarship helps students in financial need. Membership is open to all students.
Yearbook
•The yearbook staff is comprised of senior students who meet on a weekly basis. These students produce an annual record of the school year for both the graduating class and the underclassmen at Immaculate. Senior students must apply for membership on the yearbook staff.
