Indian Creek School is proud to announce that Upper School Humanities teacher and Varsity Field Hockey Coach Jesse Larson has been named to the 2019-20 U.S. Men's National Indoor Field Hockey team.
On Thursday, May 23, the Indian Creek School community gathered to raise a glass together to honor and thank departing Head of School Rick Branson, who is completing his eighth and final year at our School.
The Class of 2025 completed another milestone in their ICS journey during the last few weeks of school, as they undertook a major project-based unit on American Immigration.
While the Indian Creek contingent was thrilled to have 13 students nominated for the prestigious award, they were overjoyed - but not surprised - when junior Justine Krizan won not just one, but TWO Cappies awards: one for Best Junior Critic and one for Best Comic Actress in a Play for her role as Bella!
The 104th Fighter Squadron presented the Class of 2028 with an American flag that was flown on a combat mission by one of the airplanes flown by the squadron.
On Tuesday, May 14, the Indian Creek School Class of 2031 got buggy as they welcomed Dr. Harold Harlan, a local entomologist and one of the leading bug experts in the United States.
Congratulations to the cast and crew of the Indian Creek School fall play Lost in Yonkers, for earning 11 Cappies nominations - including a nomination for Best Play - for the 2018-19 season!
Sea Bear author Lindsay Moore skyped with Indian Creek first through third grade children to share insight into her creation and development process of the book.
Last week, the Indian Creek sixth grade students and their parents kicked off the Fifth Annual Family Read project, where parents and students enjoy the experience of bonding together over a good book.
Indian Creek fourth grade students had many a "light bulb moment" this week, as they culminated their Electricity Unit with a project-based assessment.
To cap off a vibrant weekend of Indian Creek events, over 250 members of the ICS community gathered at the Upper School to enjoy the 2019 CREEK Color Fun Run.
On Saturday, April 27, over 400 current families, alumni families, former teachers, and friends of Indian Creek School (ICS) gathered to celebrate Indian Creek School.
The Class of 2019 gathered together in the gym to cheer on classmates Ryan Davis, Ronan Fanning, Kara Mathews, Paige Wells, and Khalil Williams, as they signed commitment letters to solidify their plans for next year.
Indian Creek junior Michael DePaolis won first place in Black Belt Forms and Breaking at the All Martial Arts National Championships on Sunday, April 28, in Monroeville, Pennsylvania.
The Classes of 2032 and 2033 enjoyed a performance of “Rosie Revere, Engineer, and Friends” a new STEAM-inspired musical from Theater Works, USA, at Goucher College in Baltimore this morning.
The 2019 Indian Creek STEM Program Symposium brought together the Upper School’s finest science-minded students to showcase their work to each other, their teachers, and their families.
Indian Creek fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students all pitched in to make the world a better place in honor of Earth Day, by doing community service work on Friday, April 12.
Members of the Indian Creek School Sixth Grade Safety Patrol, along with advisor Mrs. Kornmeyer, enjoyed a Baltimore Orioles's game on Saturday, April 20, sponsored by Maryland's AAA School Safety Patrol Day.
The Indian Creek Class of 2024 students got to [literally] immerse themselves in their Chesapeake Bay studies, as they took part in their highly-anticipated Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) trip!
On Tuesday, April 16, the Indian Creek Varsity Baseball team travelled to Easton, Maryland, to face the Sabres of Saints Peter & Paul in an MIAA C-Conference faceoff.
On Sunday, April 7, several Indian Creek Lower School students participated in the first race of the “Healthy Kids Running Race” series, held at Anne Arundel Community College.
On Friday, April 5, the Indian Creek School Kindergarten classes travelled to Anne Arundel Medical Center (AAMC) to learn how to “Be Healthy Habits Superheroes!,” through the Hands on Health program.
32 Indian Creek students, six faculty members, and one alumna enjoyed the experience of a lifetime, getting to know the history, ecology, and culture of Puerto Rico over Spring Break 2019!
Pre-K 3 - sixth grade children, families, and faculty were invited to stay after school and play, imagine, and build on Tuesday, April 2, at our third annual Lower School Lego event.
This Tuesday, March 26, Indian Creek sixth through twelfth grade students came together to view Angst, a film created to raise awareness around teen anxiety, presented by the ICS PTO in collaboration with the Counseling Department.
The realities of this period in U.S. History came to life for Mrs. Montgomery & Mr. Goetz’s AP US History students, as they simulated what it was like for a family to experience the Great Depression.
Over spring break, Indian Creek senior Chinyere (Chi Chi) Ukeje ’19, was hand-selected to read her original poem Beauty of a Black Woman for the First Lady of Maryland, Yumi Hogan.
On Wednesday, March 27, the Indian Creek School travelled to the Maryland Science Center to explore their exhibits on dinosaurs, electricity, human body, and chemistry.
When Lucy Baukhages ’18 signed to play Women’s Lacrosse at Frostburg State University (FSU), she had no idea that one of her coaches, Janeé Rhone ’14, was a fellow Creeker!
Our Class of 2030 urban engineers collaborated together to design a city that contains all of their basic needs – library, a shoe store, a school, and more.
As a part of a project-based learning experience for our third and fifth graders, students have learned about the devastation effects of environmental disasters.
Congratulations to Indian Creek sophomores Travis Garnett ’21 and Evan Selmer ’21, who were named to the Rawlings and Perfect Game Preseason All-American Teams.
On Monday, March 25, the defending MIAA C Conference Champion Indian Creek varsity baseball team travelled to Marriottsville, Maryland, to take on the Hornets of Chapelgate Christian Academy, prevailing by a score of 6-1.
On Saturday, March 23, Indian Creek eighth grade student Elena Tator won first place as part of a small group open category with her Studio 180 competitive dance team.
Congratulations to all of our grades 6-8 Pi recitation classroom winners, and our 2019 Champions - 3rd place: Andrew Harris ‘25 (83 digits), 2nd place: Stephen Damm’23 (187 digits), and 1st place: Samantha Bennett ‘24, who recited 210 digits of pi!
Indian Creek senior Maeve Drury has been recognized by the Caring for Cambodia organization for her fundraising and awareness efforts to support the cause.
On Wednesday, March 13, Indian Creek Upper School students, faculty, coaches, and parents came together to relive some highlights of the 2018-19 winter athletics season, and to honor the Equestrian team for their Inter-School Horse Show Championship Title repeat.
Indian Creek sophomore (and talented artist) Olivia Boucher was asked to create a painting to be displayed at the new headquarters of the Association of Independent Maryland and DC Schools (AIMS).
Congratulations to Indian Creek eighth grade student Kamrynn Hobbs for placing in the Top Ten at the Anne Arundel County Spelling Bee on Saturday, March 2.
A favorite hallmark of the Indian Creek experience for AP Literature students is the opportunity to take in a world class performance of one of the works of great playwright William Shakespeare each spring
Black History Month presents a platform to highlight the struggles, triumphs, and achievements of millions of black Americans that comprise the history of our nation.
Congratulations to our Eagles’ Equestrian Team for bringing home the Inter-School Horse Show (ISHS) Series Championship Title for the second year in a row!
Indian Creek's Varsity Boys Basketball team ended their season Tuesday, in an exciting, back and forth Quarterfinals Playoff game at Archbishop Curley High School.
Mr. Larson spent the long weekend in Hong Kong, where he represented the United States on the Men's Over 40 US Indoor Field Hockey team at the 2019 World Masters Hockey Indoor World Cup.
As a wonderful conclusion to their language arts unit on "Rich and Poor", the Indian Creek School Class of 2029 attended the Ballet Theatre of Maryland's opening performance of "Snow White."
Six Indian Creek dancers competed with their independent dance studios in the prestigious Kids Artistic Review (KAR) dance competition last weekend, held at Goucher College.
When challenged to create a working printing press, Indian Creek STEM students researched the historic machine, and brainstormed together to create a design that would work best for our upcoming grades 9-12 musical production of "Newsies."
During their Space unit, the first grade students studied the landscape of Mars, learned how NASA has studied Mars, and thought about what they might like to explore on Mars.
The Indian Creek School Girls Basketball Class of 2019 has carved a special place in the hearts and minds of the ICS community, as well as the record books.
ICS seventh and eighth grade student representatives listened, processed, and enjoyed a day of personal growth at the Middle School Diversity Conference, hosted by the St. Andrews Episcopal School.
Indian Creek Lower School Director of Early Childhood Barbara Oglesbee contributed to a recent article in Chesapeake Family Life Magazine, as an expert in Early Childhood Education.
After two inclement weather postponements, the Indian Creek School Class of 2027 was finally able to enjoy their highly anticipated field trip to the Washington National Cathedral on Tuesday, February 5
Works by Indian Creek artists Olivia Boucher '21, Alliana Snead '19, and Victoria Griffith '23 were showcased at the AIMS Student Art Exhibition at the Walters Art Museum from January 23-February 3.
Sarah is now a Writing Associate at the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, a nonpartisan non-profit founded at the request of President Kennedy in 1963 to secure equal justice for all using the legal bar.
The Class of 2025 made some 'shocking' discoveries in Science class on Wednesday, January 30, as Director of Campus Connections (and former ICS Science teacher0 Brice Crossman visited with his Van de Graaff machine!
Ms. Sarah Allen '01 and Mr. Bear traveled to Orlando, Florida, to share their expertise through several presentations at the Future of Education Technology Conference.
On Sunday, January 20, about 30 STEM students, faculty, and their families gathered on the blustery cold evening to catch a glimpse of the famously named "Super Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse."
The Indian Creek School third grade classrooms transformed into a scene from Ancient Rome on Thursday, January 31, as the Class of 2028 celebrated their Roman studies with an Independent Learning Day.
Indian Creek School is pleased to announce that alumni Matt Bucci '12 anf Ryan Baukhages '14 will join the Eagles Varsity Lacrosse Coaching Staff this spring.
Indian Creek School and Rockbridge Academy are pleased to announce that on Wednesday, January 16, the sale of Indian Creek’s Lower School Campus (at 680 Evergreen Road) to Rockbridge Academy was finalized.
On January 11 and 12, six Upper School students, along with faculty Model United Nations (UN) advisors Chuck Goetz and Tom Sheppard, attended the Chantilly High School Model UN Conference (CHMUN) in Northern Virginia.
This Saturday, January 19, the Varsity Girls Soccer team reunited to spread some cheer to the residents of Friendship Village, a Senior Community run by the Catholic Charities of Baltimore.
On Monday, December 17, the 11 finalists competed to determine the Indian Creek Geo Bee Champion who will go on to represent ICS at the county competition later this month.
The Indian Creek Class of 2030 was honored to accept the Armed Forces Communication and Electronics Association Kickstarter Grant, providing the School's STEM program with almost $4,000 for initiatives focused on STEM related disciplines of science, technology, engineering and math.
