Community & Connection: A One of a Kind Education
At Indian Creek School, students age 3 to grade 12 partner with innovative teachers in an outstanding educational program. ICS students are challenged and inspired to discover their passions, purpose, and potential.
Fast Facts
List of 8 items.
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533
Enrolled StudentsPre-K3 through grade 12 -
53
Geographic ReachStudents come from 53 different zip codes -
7:1
Student Teacher Ratio -
244
AP exams takenby 127 students in 18 courses in 2020 -
20
Athletics Championship Titleswon since 2013 -
71%
Student Participation in the Performing ArtsVocal, Instrumental, Drama, Dance, and Behind-the-Scenes -
114
Acre wooded CampusJust north of Annapolis -
$3 million
Tuition Assistance & Scholarshipsawarded annually
Recent News
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"Eagles with a Purpose" Host Clean Up with Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay
Indian Creek's Eagles With A Purpose group enjoyed their inaugural outing on Friday, September 17, leaving campus to volunteer with the Alliance For the Chesapeake Bay.Read More -
A Dream Fulfilled! Indian Creek Celebrates Opening of Unified Campus
Indian Creek's "dream" of bringing all students, PK-12, together on the School's 114-acre campus culminated at a ribbon cutting ceremony after years of work.Read More -
Megan Bunker '21 Named USA Lacrosse All American
USA Lacrosse announced that ICS alum Megan Bunker '21 has been named an All-American!Read More -
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Sophee Gomberg '24 Chosen for Under Armour All American Lacrosse Games
Eagles sophomore Sophee Gomberg was chosen to play in the Under Armour All American Lacrosse Underclass Games.Read More -
Evan Selmer '21 Pitches at Camden Yards in Brooks Robinson All-State Game
ICS alum Evan Selmer '21 pitched in the Brooks Robinson Senior All-State game at Camden Yards last week.Read More -
Benny Carter Named Private School South Division Finalist for Prestigious Lacrosse Award
Benny Carter ‘23 was recognized by the Maryland State Lacrosse Coaches Association a Private School South Division Finalist for the C. Markland Kelly Award.Read More -
Lower School Students Create "Blankets of Hope"
Indian Creek Lower School Counselor Maryellen Polvino-Bodnar was proud to deliver 96 "Blankets of Hope" to The Light House of Annapolis homeless prevention shelter.Read More -
Carter and Mercer Named to 2021 MIAA All-Conference LAX Team
Congratulations to Eagles Varsity Boys Lacrosse players Benny Carter ‘23and Will Mercer ’22, who were selected to the 2021 All-MIAA Lacrosse Team.Read More -
ICS Faculty and Staff Celebrate Extraordinary Year
The ICS faculty and staff enjoyed the opportunity to celebrate each other along with the culmination of an extraordinary year.Read More -
Indian Creek School Welcomes Director of Advancement Jenny Constantine Keuleman
Indian Creek School is pleased to announce that Jenny Keuleman will join the School’s Leadership Team as Director of Advancement.Read More -
Elia Alewine '24 Named USA Lacrosse Notable Player of the Week
Congratulations to Elia Alewine for being named a USA Lacrosse Notable Player of the Week!Read More -
Upper School Honors Excellence at Annual Awards Ceremony
On Thursday, May 20, the Indian Creek School community gathered together virtually and in person to celebrate the achievements of our Upper School students in the annual Awards Ceremony.Read More -
Eagles Baseball Clinches Lead in Seventh for Playoff Victory Over Glenelg
Indian Creek took a lead in the seventh inning, defeating the Glenelg Country Dragons 11-5 on Tuesday in an MIAA B-Conference playoff game.Read More -
Girls on the Run Team Culminates Season with 5K and SPCA Service Project
Congratulations to the Indian Creek Lower School Girls on the Run team on a fun and successful season!Read More -
Will Mercer '22 Scores 100th Career Goal
Congratulations to ICS junior attackman Will Mercer, who scored his 100th career goal in a 18-9 victory over Park School on May 7.Read More -
Indian Creek girls lacrosse tops Beth Tfiloh to win first IAAM C Conference title since 2014
The Eagles’ dynamic duo of Megan Bunker '21 and Elia Alewine '24 proved to be a winning combination in securing the program’s third Interscholastic Athletic Association C-Conference girls lacrosse title.Read More -
Crafting Yarn Dolls, Building Log Cabins, and Churning Butter Give Second Graders a Glimpse into Pioneer Life
The ICS Class of 2031 journeyed back in time to the early 1800s, as they held a Pioneer Day on Thursday, May 13.Read More -
Eagles Win IAAM Semi-Finals in Pursuit of Championship Title
The Eagles are flying into the IAAM Varsity Girls Lacrosse Championships!Read More -
Varsity Boys LAX Clinches B-Conference Spot on Senior Day
Varsity Boys Lacrosse Senior Day was enhanced Friday as the team clinched the #4 seed in the MIAA B Conference playoffs, with an 18-9 victory over Park School.Read More
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We Are ICS
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Senior Spotlight: Annabelle Derrick
Read MoreAnnabelle Derrick’s time at Indian Creek has been highlighted by her ability to follow her robust academic interests, including studies in Latin and American Sign Language. She has also been involved on stage and behind the scenes in the Performing Arts program, and been instrumental in the evolution of the Gay-Straight Alliance at ICS. Annabelle is excited for her future career in medicine, though she plans to enjoy a broad liberal arts education at Wellesley College over the next four years. "I think that Indian Creek’s biggest strength is our diversity, in that every student is different, and they give us the tools and support to both nurture those differences and help us accomplish all our different paths in the best way possible.” -
Senior Spotlight: Gracie Silver
Gracie Silver has always enjoyed volunteering to help others. Some of her favorite volunteer efforts during her time at ICS have included working at Maryland Therapeutic Riding and Tim Tebow’s "A Night to Shine Prom" for those with physical and intellectual disabilities. Next year, Grace will attend Stevenson University to pursue her dream of becoming a radiologist.Read More -
Senior Spotlight: Jabari Jones
Jabari Jones played both basketball and the trombone during his high school years at Indian Creek. Outside of school, he enjoys working at Brightview Senior Assisted Living, and he has started a business customizing shoes. Jabari looks forward to attending Bowie State University where he plans to study business and computer science.Read More -
Senior Spotlight: Kalle Huff
Read More"I love the community at ICS,” shares senior Kalle Huff. “I've always felt like people genuinely care about each other.” A Creeker since 2007, Kalle has developed a range of passions, including theater and music. A longtime violin player, her music and theater pursuits complement her interest in writing and literature. These passions will serve Kalle well as she goes on to study at Ohio State University next year. -
Senior Spotlight: Tiffany Rains
ICS "lifer" Tiffany Rains has loved the sports of archery and surfing during her high school years. However it is her passion for caring for animals that has inspired her to pursue the field of veterinary pathology at Iowa State University next year. To prepare for this, Tiffany enjoyed participating in the STEM Program at ICS. Her senior project, focusing on the impact of pollution on eel plants was lauded as top tier this year.Read More -
Senior Spotlight: Portia Fernandes
Read MorePortia Fernandes possesses the spirited voice heard throughout the ICS hallways on the athletic fields and the bright smile that brings together her class and school community. These qualities will serve her well as she continues her studies at American University this fall. Portia has played on the volleyball team for four years, the tennis team for two years, and lacrosse as a senior, helping the Eagles to their recent IAAM championship. She’s also been in the dance group for two musicals, and served as student ambassador for annual admissions open houses. -
Senior Spotlight: Sophia Pratt
Read MoreSophia Pratt has attended Indian Creek since fifth grade, and has always immersed herself in music. She has participated in the musicals, solo choir, chorus and dance in and out of school. Sophia will bring this passion to James Madison University in the fall. “I love that Indian Creek is such a close community and so welcoming,” said Pratt. “I also love that kids have the ability to participate in whatever activities they want even if they have never done it before.” -
Senior Spotlight: Annie Chalkley
Read MoreIndian Creek lifer Annie Chalkley is the epitome of the well-rounded student. A gifted artist and excellent writer, Annie has also been a key player in the Eagles Athletics program. A member of the three-time Championship Equestrian team, Annie also played lacrosse, and served as goalie for the varsity soccer team. Next year, Annie all will focus on Environmental Studies at Washington College. -
Senior Spotlight: Kyle Huey
Read MoreKyle Huey's senior thesis, “Democratic Backsliding in the United States,” was borne of his love for politics, which he fostered in government class with Dr. Dziennik and plans to continue studying at Haverford College. Huey also enjoyed being a part of in multiple theater productions while at Indian Creek, and playing on the tennis team for multiple years. Kyle shared that the ability to form close relationships through every aspect of school guided him in his plans for the future. -
Senior Spotlight: Melody Kinzer
Read MoreThose who know Melody Kinzer say she exemplifies what it means to be a student at Indian Creek. “Melody is committed to excellence in all that she does,” shares Mrs. Anne Engles. “She is reliable, polite, friendly. She knows what it is to be a Creeker: get involved, be kind, make the world a better place.”Melody is excited to study science and sports science on a pre-med track next year at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. -
Senior Spotlight: Colin Abbott
Read MoreAt Indian Creek, Colin Abbott has enjoyed a learning environment perfectly sized and suited for his high school experience. “One thing I really like is how you can really connect with people,” said Abbott. “It’s not like you’re just another student in a classroom. The teacher knows you. That’s helped me find out what academic area is my passion.” -
Senior Spotlight: Leah Corckran
Read MoreA member of the ICS STEM program, Leah Corckran plans to major in biochemistry at Smith College. But she’s equally proud of her interest in the humanities. “I’m in the STEM program at Indian Creek, but I really like my history classes, and I’m the resident Shakespeare nerd,” said Corckran. As a “lifer,” Corckran was glad to get back on campus this spring for some quality time with classmates before graduation. -
Senior Spotlight: Moriah Campbell
Read MoreMoriah Campbell’s experience at Indian Creek since coming to the school in sixth grade has been one of discovery and emerging passions. She's carried her love for writing into Journalism and Publications, where her stories will feature prominently in the school’s yearbook. As a four-year soccer player, Campbell has enjoyed playing with teammates and pushing the Indian Creek girls soccer program to new heights. “I’ve loved every year of soccer, especially last year when we made it to the championship,” said Campbell. “I’ll never forget that moment!” -
Senior Spotlight: Sophia Smith
Read MoreSophia Smith has been a Creeker since Pre-K, discovering and developing a passion for art and volunteering. At ICS, she plays tennis, dance and participates in the school musicals. Sophia also volunteers extensively with Building Bridges to a Better Life, an organization which serves the needs of homeless families in Washington, D.C. She will study teaching and special education at James Madison next year. “My favorite thing about Indian Creek is the numerous possibilities and opportunities that students have to try new things. Indian Creek has shaped me as a person, and I am proud of everything I have accomplishp.” -
Senior Spotlight: Cameron Ramsey
Cameron Ramsey ’21 is in her 14th year at Indian Creek and has seen and benefitted from the school’s transformation over the years. “I like how Indian Creek has grown over the years, ever since I’ve been here, the buildings have changed and now we have all this,” said outside the high school on recent school day, motioning to the athletic fields, the Eagle Dome and the school building.Read More -
Senior Spotlight: Janeiyah Cajudoy
Read MoreJaneiyah Cajudoy's experience as an Eagles Athlete has been a highlight of her high school years. She has also loved learning at Indian Creek, and plans to carry her academic interests into college next year at University of Maryland, Baltimore County. “I want to major in computer science,” she shared. “After I took AP Computer Science Principles my junior year, I became really interested in that.” -
Senior Spotlight: Arija Martin
Arija Martin has developed her leadership skills at ICS and used them in numerous roles, such as president of her chapter of Jack and Jill of America, intern with World Learning Inc. in the External Engagement & Advocacy and Human Resources Unit, and Youth Ambassador and Peer Mentor in the U.S. State Department. She also serves as an intern for Senator Mary Washington of Baltimore. “Indian Creek has given me the space to grow as a leader and helped me learn how to advocate for myself,” said Martin. “I could never ask for a better school community.”Read More -
Senior Spotlight: Ella Fromherz
Ella Fromherz's teachers describe her as a diligent, self-aware student. Next year, she will study psychology at Drexel University. She describes how the connections she has made through her years at Indian Creek have shown her how important it is to be a part of a supportive environment. “There’s really a strong community feel, so it taught me how to be part of a community and appreciate people in my community.”Read More -
Senior Spotlight: Caroline Schroeder
Read MoreThroughout her high school years, Indian Creek senior Caroline Schroeder has steadily been developing her talent in a unique personal interest: filmmaking. “Through comic books and Marvel movies and my dad, that really got me into filmmaking,” said Schroeder of her passion for movies. Schroeder worked on a student film that was nominated for an award at the Annapolis Film Festival in 2019. -
Senior Spotlight: Emma Kornmeyer
Emma Kornmeyer has embraced many leadership roles during her years at Indian Creek, including the all-important duties of stage manager for the theater productions and editor of the yearbook. “The position of Overlord (aka stage manager) has helped me gain confidence and communication skills, as well as leadership opportunities, and just a really fun family to be a part of!" she shares. "It is why I chose to study stage management at Shenandoah University's Conservatory in the Fall.Read More
Indian Creek School
Indian Creek school is a co-educational, college preparatory independent school, located in Crownsville, Maryland. Students in Pre-K3 through grade 12 receive a vibrant educational experience based on excellent academics steeped in strong student-teacher connections.
