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Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic School offers a variety of extracurricular activities for its students. Some are based on athletics, others on the arts, academics, and community service. Below is a list of opportunities offered to the students.
Band- Pride of the Eagles band is for students in grades 6th-8th who have one year of band experience. The band performs in concerts and at special events throughout the school year.
Bricks 4 Kidz- A Hands-on class where students will design and build motorized Lego models including space shuttles and roller-coasters.
Athletics (Basketball & Volleyball)- The sports program is a ministry of IHM parish and the IHM Athletic Association. All teams compete in the Catholic Metro League of Atlanta, where sportmanship and Catholic values are reflected. IHM sports include Basketball and Volleyball. Click here for more information.Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts- Are ministries of IHM Parish. Boy Scouts are for male students in late 5th grade through high school and Cub Scouts are for 1st-5th grade. The troops will go camping, learn about nature and enjoy a variety of activities with their fellow scouts.
Brownie, Daisy and Girl Scouts- Are ministries of IHM parish. They are led by parent volunteers and combine indoor activities with outdoor adventures.
Chess Club- Open to elementary and middle school students. Champion Chess offers students a systematic and fun way to build chess skills, while also improving their math, reading and problem-solving skills.Dance- Ballet, tap, jazz, and pre-pointe dance classes are offered through Pointe of Grace. Classes are taught on the IHM campus after school and are open to students in Kindergarten-8th grade.IHM Choirs- The St. Cecelia Children's Choir is offered to students in grades 4th-8th. This choir performs sacred music at school Masses. The St. Cecelia Chorale is offered to students in grades 5th-8th who have at least one year of choral experience. This choir travels to perform sacred and secular music .
Journey- Provides opportunities for middle school students to enrich their faith and serve others in a meaningful way. Journey volunteers may play bingo with residents at Briarcliff Oaks, assist The St. Vincent de Paul Society with clothing and food drives, or serve evening meals at the Central Night Shelter. No matter what the activity, students, parents, and teachers are living out our gospel values.
Middle School Dinner Theatre- Provides an opportunity for all middle school students to participate in a live production. Students may perform, help with the tech crew, costume and set design, choreography, distribute tickets or serve dinner This event has two evening performances.National Junior Honor Society- Students in 7th and 8th grade who demonstrate leadership skills, citizenship, possess strong moral character, engage in service to others and maintain a 93% average or better in all core subjects are eligible to apply for NJHS.
Safety Patrol- Students in 5th-8th grades may join patrols. They are responsible for ensuring carpool procedures are followed and students remain safe while on campus.Soccer Clinic- Chiefs Futbol Club offers after school practice once a week to introduce the rules of the game, basic skills and technique.Student Council- Offers leadership opportunities for students in grades 4th-8th. Members represent the student body and work together to communicate concerns and make suggestions to the school's administration. They also encourage school spirit and participate in service projects throughout the year.Yearbook- Open to interested 8th grade students, who will be responsible for publishing the annual, IHM yearbook.
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