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A pair of high achieving student-athletes fully committed to in-school and community service are the inaugural winners of scholarships presented by organizers of the Anne Arundel County Senior All-Star Basketball Classic.

ICS Alum Dave Willocks '97 attributes his success to thinking outside the box and living out his team's guiding mantra: feed people with love. 

Indian Creek School is proud to announce David Grindrod, Class of 2009, as the recipient of the 2026 Julius Smith III Distinguished Alumni Award.

Creek Alum Erin McNamara '16 3 helped construct the stage for the 2026 NFL Draft, held April 23–25 at Acrisure Stadium, in Pittsburgh, PA.

Joelle Johnson '25 has made an immediate and impressive impact on the Bucknell University women's golf team, earning the 2026 Patriot League Rookie of the Year award.

Upper School clubs joined forces and partnered with local nonprofits to making a real impact during Creek's Community Engagement Week.

For the 17th year in a row, Indian Creek School students have earned recognition on the National Latin Exam, continuing a proud and inspiring tradition.

Seniors in Ms. Seynhaeve’s Entrepreneurship class culminated their studies at the second annual Indian Creek School Shark Tank–style Venture Pitch Competition this week, presenting original business ideas aimed at solving real-world challenges. 

The honor places Newman among the top athletic administrators in the state, recognizing her leadership, commitment to student-athletes and contributions to interscholastic athletics within her district.

Eighty percent of the School’s graduating seniors have taken at least one AP Exam during high school, with 50% of seniors scoring a three or higher on at least one AP Exam, and 15% of seniors who have taken five or more AP Exams.

EMPOWER welcomed guest speaker Carrie Ferguson, owner of New Beginnings Collision Center, on April 15, 2026, for a conversation focused on leadership, resilience, and entrepreneurship. 

Harvin currently holds the all-time scoring record for Indian Creek.

Magassouba averaged 16.5 points, 2.8 steals, 2.6 rebounds and two assists per game for the Eagles this season.

As Indian Creek is a Pre-K through Grade 12 school, the directors of Mean Girls: High School Version have provided some extended guidance to help parents understand what "mature content" they can expect in the show, why Indian Creek has labeled it PG-13, so that they can make the attendance decision that is best for their family.

A pair of high achieving student-athletes fully committed to in-school and community service are the inaugural winners of scholarships presented by organizers of the Anne Arundel County Senior All-Star Basketball Classic.

A sibling rivalry can often bring out the best in an athlete. That proved to be the case with sisters and swimmers Lily and Natalie Swope. They competed for the Annapolis Swim Club for more than a decade and constantly pushed each other. Natalie, two years older than Lily, swam in a different age group.

To tell the truth about high school is to acknowledge the pressures of status, identity, and belonging that shape teenage lives. These are not relics of the past—they are very much alive today. Theater, at its best, doesn’t shy away from that truth. Instead, it opens the door to empathy, reflection, and, perhaps most importantly, conversation.

This spring marks an exciting new chapter for Indian Creek athletics, as the Eagles launched an inaugural varsity softball program and took the field for the first time in school history against Chapelgate Christian Academy on Monday.

Indian Creek School senior Darren Seibert has officially committed to continue his academic and athletic career at Lindenwood University, where he will compete in skeet shooting.

Indian Creek’s Lower School wing was transformed into an interactive gallery experience during this year’s “We Are Artists” Family Art Night, welcoming students in grades PK–6 and their families to explore and celebrate their creative works on display.

Wednesday’s Upper School Meeting was full of excitement as students and faculty welcomed eight graduates for the 2026 Alumni Career Panel. Representing the Classes of 2008 to 2019, they shared their experiences in diverse fields including health policy, public affairs, arts administration, social work, finance, media production, structural engineering, and sports event executive, offering insights into their career paths and life after Indian Creek.   

As part of Indian Creek’s Women's History Month speaker series, the Upper School welcomed Haley Scott DeMaria, author, motivational speaker, and former student-athlete at the University of Notre Dame, to share her powerful story of resilience and perseverance. 

When Rachael Hughen '15 looks back on the start of her career in international affairs and intelligence and her path to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, she doesn’t begin in a government office or overseas posting. She begins at Indian Creek.

When fully realized, Indian Creek School will be equipped to serve approximately 750 students, supported by expanded academic spaces and exceptional arts and athletics facilities, all while maintaining the close-knit campus culture that defines the Creek experience.

Indian Creek extended their winning streak to six games thanks to a huge performance from Kyle Harvin.

The Indian Creek Varsity swim teams delivered an exciting and successful championship meets, highlighted by historic performances from the girls and record-setting swims from the boys. 

Eagles overtake Admirals in final minutes to remain unbeaten in conference.

Thank you to Monica Alvarado for encouraging Creek students to follow their instincts, lean on their support systems, and recognize the importance of community.

This week, six alumni from the Class of 2022 returned to Indian Creek as college seniors to share honest insight on college life, leadership, and finding their place.