Clubs & Co-Curriculars
K-12 opportunities for growth, friendship, and leadership
Developing leaders, encouraging community
In all grades, student have opportunities to explore new and long-held interests, develop skills, deepen knowledge, and form friendships in a wide-range of clubs, honor societies, student-led groups, and other co-curriculuar activities.
Explore clubs & co-curriculars
k-8 after school clubs
Availability varies
LEGO
Starting as early kindergarten, students construct builds around fun themes.
STEM
Students enjoy hands-on experiments, coding games, and math activities in these interactive clubs.
FINE ARTS
Studio art, choir, and DIY crafts (crochet, paper flowers) are just some of the popular options available for a wide range of grades.
DANCE
Students learn basics skills for a special performance and learn how to worship through dance.
ETIQUETTE
These popular clubs teach students everyday manners as well as etiquette for special occassions.
WRITING
Students have the opportunity to write and publish their very own book that is stocked in the school library.
co-curriculars
ACSI Math Olympics
Lower school, middle School
The ACSI Math Olympics are held annually for students in 3rd-8th grades. Participants compete in either the Computation or the Reasoning category. Students compete against students from Christian schools from across the country and are recognized for their achievements. ICS students regularly achieve top scores and awards in this competition.
Rocketry
High School
As a registered club in the Team America Rocket Challenge (TARC), the HS Rocketry Club meets once a month to design, build, and fly model rockets. With near perfect launch scores, the ICS high school team has qualified for the national competition with their rockets. More information can be found at www.rocketcontest.org.
Yearbook
High School
The Messenger is a bound yearbook produced by the high school editorial staff. Students work closely with the Faculty Advisor to design layouts, write copy, and bring this beloved publication to print.
Student Government
High School
Student Government Association (SGA) offers leadership opportunities for high school students. Officers are elected by their peers to advocate for the needs of the student body and display leadership in various responsibilities. The SGA also coordinates outreach opportunities, dances, extracurricular activities, and other special events.
Honor Societies
High School
National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, Key Club, and the International Thespian Society offer students leadership and scholarship opportunities. These organizations recognize academic and artistic achievements, hold special events for the broader student body and allow students continued growth in areas of interest.
high school student activity groups
Students are encouraged to pursue their interests alongside friends and peers with Student Activity Groups (SAGs). Groups have formed around F1 racing, aviation, guitar, literature, chess, leadership and entrepreneurship, and service.
SAGs are an opportunity to develop friendships, grow knowledge and skills, and provide authentic leadership opportunities as students explore a wide range of interests and abilities.