Student Life
At Immaculata-La Salle, student life extends beyond the classroom. With 25 student clubs and organizations, students have opportunities to explore their interests, discover new passions, develop leadership skills, and build meaningful connections with their peers.
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Our clubs and organizations represent a diverse range of interests, including academic, cultural, creative, service, leadership, and special-interest groups. Students are encouraged to get involved, take on leadership roles, and make their mark on the ILS community.
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Student life also provides opportunities for students to share their voices and creativity through student publications and media. Whether joining a club, contributing to a publication, or taking on a leadership role, there are countless ways for students to get involved and make their ILS experience their own.
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Explore our student clubs, organizations, and publications below.
Clubs & Organizations
Student leaders who represent the school at events, assist with outreach, and help welcome new students and families.
Exposes students to sports medicine by teaching injury prevention, care, and rehabilitation under the guidance of certified trainers.
A faith-based service club focused on spreading positivity, kindness, and compassion within the school and community.
A performance group that builds musicianship, teamwork, and school spirit through concerts, games, and events.
Live out your call to service by supporting global humanitarian efforts. CRS raises awareness and leads projects to help communities in need around the world.
Prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in business, marketing, and management through competitions, projects, and conferences.
Provides opportunities to explore acting, directing, and stagecraft through plays, performances, and workshops.
Promotes environmental awareness and sustainability through campus initiatives, service projects, and education about ecological issues.
Offers students opportunities to explore design, styling, and fashion trends while showcasing creativity.
Helps students develop money management skills, financial responsibility, and an understanding of personal and business finance.
A creative outlet for students interested in visual arts, offering projects, workshops, and art showcases.
Girl Up empowers young women to become leaders and changemakers, with a special focus on increasing opportunities and representation for girls in STEAM and engineering. Through mentorship, service, outreach, and leadership activities, members work to inspire and support the next generation of women in STEAM.
A club for students interested in medical and health careers that offers leadership opportunities, competitions, and service activities.
Explore international relations, diplomacy, and global careers. It connects students with real-world perspectives on foreign service and cultural exchange.
Key Club focuses on leadership and service through volunteer projects.
A peer leadership and mentoring program where students promote kindness, inclusion, and community while helping new students transition into high school.
Step into the shoes of world leaders! Model United Nations gives you the chance to debate global issues, sharpen your public speaking skills, and collaborate on solutions with your peers.
Students act as lawyers and witnesses in simulated court cases, developing public speaking, critical thinking, and teamwork skills.
Faith formation groups supporting students exploring Catholic sacraments (OCIA) and devotion to Mary Help of Christians through service and prayer (ADMA).
Gives students a creative outlet to learn, practice, and showcase photography skills.
Celebrates Portuguese culture through food, music, and traditions while supporting language practice.
A service club dedicated to honoring veterans and raising awareness of the sacrifices made by those who serve our country.
A service-oriented faith club inspired by Salesian spirituality, encouraging students to grow in faith and serve others.
A leadership group that assists in planning and running student activities, and community service projects for the kids of migrant farmworkers.
Students gain hands-on experience in announcing, producing, and streaming athletic events.
Elected representatives who plan school events, promote student voice, and foster school spirit.
Student Publications
Immaculata-La Salle's Student Newspaper (Royal Courier) & Literary Magazines (Inklings)
