Band
This year-long course at St. Thomas High School is for students with no previous musical training. Band provides a supportive, motivating setting which allows the student to develop the skills necessary to perform at the more advanced level of the St. Thomas Eagle Band. IWA taking band at St. Thomas High School join them in performances including the STHS-IWA Christmas Concert and halftime at the Strake Jesuit–STHS football game. 

Book Sisters
Book Sisters is a club that is designed to help young women come together and discuss their ideas without fear of criticism. It will enhance previous analyzation skills learned in the classroom and encourage the girls to read outside of a classroom setting. The Book Sisters club will also provide a relaxing environment, freeing girls from the everyday stress of school.

Choir
Led by Choir Director Josh Wilson, this year-long class is a performing vocal ensemble that represents the school at public functions and concerts along with school Masses. The students are taught a variety of music with emphasis centering on correct notes and rhythms, tonal production, vowel formations, diction, posture, and concert etiquette. Students participate in at least two concerts yearly as well as performing at school functions. Additionally, students participate in regional and state vocal competitions. 

Falcon Newspaper

Falcon Theatre
 Falcon Theatre puts on two mainstage shows per academic year, a Fall Play and a Spring Musical. Students learn responsibility and the interdependence of all members of the production. They rely on each other not only to learn lines and blocking but also to run the sound board and the lighting, to manage set changes backstage, and to help each other when something goes wrong. In this way, theater teaches creativity not only as self-expression but as resourcefulness as well.  

Fashion Club

Film Club

Her’d!

Impact Dance
Students with all levels of prior dance experience are invited to learn basic elements and techniques as well as gain a greater appreciation for the art of dance.

Musicians Club

Origami Club
The mission of the IWA Origami Club is to inspire young women to create individual and collective paper art sculptures. Members will gain an appreciation for the history, geometric appeal as well as the prayerful, meditative practice of paper hand-craft creations. Students are given opportunities to socialize, have fun, think creatively, and work collaboratively to make installations. Students meet bi-monthly in addition to sharing work done independently outside school. The goal of the club is to create an exhibit to be shared during the annual Fine Arts Evening.  

Photography Club
The Photography Club encourages its members to go beyond the "selfie" and capture images of the world around them. Members share images to exhibit themes, display their work, and discuss new photography apps and filters. Photography club is open to all students who wish to capture the spirit of the Incarnate Word through their pictures.

Stitching Sisters

Storyboard

C.L.A.S.H. Sports Club

Tennis Club

Falcon Ambassadors
Work with the admissions office to host tours and events

Junior State of America

Speech and Debate

Student Council

French Honor Society

Mu Alpha Theta
Mu Alpha Theta is a Mathematics Honor Society founded in 1957 by Dr. and Mrs. Richard Andree at the University of Oklahoma. Mu Alpha Theta has had over 103,000 student members in over 2100 chapters in the United States and in 17 foreign countries. It is dedicated to inspiring a keen in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in high school.

National Honor Society
The mission of the National Honor Society is to create enthusiasm for scholarship; to stimulate a desire to render service; to promote leadership; and to develop character in high school students. National Honor Society members serve as role models for the school community in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. They are also responsible for providing tutoring to students in academic subjects and completing service projects throughout the year. Students who meet NHS criteria are invited to apply for membership annually in the spring.

Sociedad Honoria Hispanica
The mission of the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (SHH) is to recognize high school achievement in Spanish and Portuguese and to promote interest in Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian studies.  SHH offers Spanish tutoring and assists with the coordination of IWA’s Annual International Lunch. 

Thespian Honor Society
Students at the IWA Thespian Society Troupe 7855 have already demonstrated great commitment to theatre both on and off stage. As such, they are the core of the leadership within Falcon Theatre and all members support each play performed. Thespian Society members mentor new students to Falcon Theatre, brainstorm ideas for upcoming seasons, and represent the school at the annual Texas Thespian Festival. 

Campus Ministry
IWA’s student-led Campus Ministry Team is guided by our Campus Minister, but the responsibility and leadership come straight from the students. An encounter with the Incarnate Word of God compels us, like the Apostles and the Church of all generations, to live and share what we have witnessed of the great love of God in our lives. Ultimately, this is the aim of the Campus Ministry Team--to witness to the love of Jesus the Incarnate Word through their leadership in programs that enhance the worship, service, and community life of IWA.

Little Angels

Teens for Unity

Young Leaders Program
The YLP program seeks to reveal within each IWA graduate her potential to lead, to empower her with methods and practices, and to inspire her to embrace a life of personal and professional leadership.  We seek to develop authentic, bold servant leaders. We encourage our students to be role models of character who intentionally apply their strengths, talents, and leadership skills as they serve the needs of others.

Engineering Club
Purpose is to promote engineering and STEM with projects and guest speakers throughout the year. 

Environmental Club

Forensics Club

Made for Medicine
Made For Medicine is a club designed for those interested in pursuing a career in medicine. Members of this club will gain insight into the field of medicine and experience the many opportunities that it can offer. Students may also participate in school wide activities related to student health and wellness. 

African-American Club
African American Culture Club aims to educate and inform students on how African American history impacts the modern world. Students in this club participate in a step performance for International Lunch and help lead IWA's Black History Month celebration.

Asian-American Club
The Asian Culture Club's objective is to introduce and expose IWA students to multiple Asian cultures, such as Japan, South Korea, China, and India in different ways. We look at media, games, food, crafts, traditions and other fun activities through the lens of our particular interests. Throughout the year, students are also invited to multiple Asian festivals, which celebrate each country's special culture, and to participate in the dragon dance during the international luncheon. The Asian Culture Club seeks to expand IWA's awareness and knowledge of different and unique cultures, traditions, and languages.

Spanish Club
The mission of the Spanish Club is to strengthen cultural awareness by bringing students together to enrich our sisterhood and expand our knowledge of a variety of Hispanic countries. Spanish Club members meet monthly to actively participate in different themes including hispanic art and artists, national holidays and cuisine from different Spanish-speaking cultures. The club learns about Spanish culture through immersing themselves in activities, songs, and food!