Creek News

Indian Creek School is pleased to announce that Dan Jaindl has been named Varsity Tennis Coach.

On Friday, December 7, the Upper School student body gathered in the Jack and Nancy Becker Center for a favorite event of the year: Indian Creek School’s (ICS) 2018 Poetry Out Loud Recitation! 

WBAL TV’s Meteorologist Ava Marie visited Indian Creek on Friday, December 7, to talk to Kindergarten students about all things weather related.

"Do we have oxygen masks?" "I'm trying really hard not to get grossed out." "This is the best STEM lab ever!"

16 Indian Creek students were inducted into The Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica.

Thursday, December 6 was an exciting day for Indian Creek School! As Indian Creek continues on its campus unification journey.

Independence Hall! National Constitution Center! Jim's Cheesesteaks! 

The Indian Creek Eagles won the AACS Eagle Classic Championship last weekend.

Indian Creek faculty members Sarah Allen '01 and Ab Bear were invited to speak at the National Science Teachers Association Conference (NSTA) in National Harbor, MD, November 15-17. 

Indian Creek is proud to announce that freshman Laila Ivey has been named to the 2018 All-Anne Arundel County first Volleyball team and sophomore Sarah Hawes has been named to the 2018 All-Anne Arundel County second Volleyball team.

Indian Creek Senior Maddy Evans is named the Baltimore Sun's High School Athlete of the Week for the week of December 5, 2018. 

Indian Creek sixth grade student Bella Hartman won first place in the Prince George's County Department of Parks & Recreation / Maryland State Arts Council Nature Quest Art contest on Sunday, December 2.

The Indian Creek School Class of 2020 recently visited the District Court in Annapolis to learn about the legal, financial, and sometimes devastating consequences of making poor choices.

Indian Creek School is pleased to announce that seniors Kara Mathews and Paige Wells committed to the colleges of their choice on Fall Signing Day 2019

On Wednesday, November 28, Indian Creek seventh grade Life Science students conducted research on the energy balance between trees and humans.

It’s was all about the bay as the Class of 2028 enjoyed boat building, identifying oyster reef animals, dress-up as a fisherman & hand tonging, and oyster dissection at the Annapolis Maritime Museum on Wednesday, November 28.

Indian Creek School is proud to announce that Varsity Baseball Coach Matt Selmer has been named a Coach of the Year by the Maryland State Association of Baseball Coaches

On Thursday, November 29, eight Upper School students took the pledge to appreciate and add beauty to the world around them as they were inducted into the Indian Creek National Art Honor Society.

“His story was awe-inspiring." 

The Indian Creek Varsity Girls Basketball team kicked off their season at home on Tuesday, November 27, with an  emphatic win over, B conference, Gerstel Academy.

Big Creek Congrats go out to Indian Creek freshman Edmond O'Connell and senior Joey Sisle who made the Chessie Varsity Hockey team.

On Thursday, November 15, Indian Creek Upper School students, faculty, coaches, and parents held a special assembly to honor our Outstanding Fall Athletes and celebrate our Volleyball Team's IAAM Championship in their inaugural season! 

The cast and crew Neil Simon’s “Lost in Yonkers” did Indian Creek proud last weekend, as they performed what has been lauded as one of the finest high school plays the Baltimore area has seen in years

Fifth grade science classes have been learning about mass, volume and density.

On Friday, November 9, the troupe held a special dinner theater event before opening night of the play, where they presented comedic scenes from Simon's works.

“ICS set me up for a successful career in college, both academically and athletically.”

The Indian Creek School Math Team took first place at Saturday's Anne Arundel Community College Math competition

The Eagles Cross Country Team wrapped their 2018 campaign with a rigorous meet on McDaniel College's cross country course

The Indian Creek School Class of 2028 learned how innovation fuels progress, as the Baltimore Museum of Industry came to the Evergreen Campus for an in-house field trip, on Wednesday, November 7.  

The Lower School Student Government Association celebrated the fall season by hosting a Pumpkin Decorating Contest for Lower School students. 

 “My two Creekers were most stuck by the overwhelming feeling that HBCU's 'Love students of color into success.'

Indian Creek alumna Alex Morris ’14 loves elasmobranchs, or the family of cartilaginous fish that includes sharks, skates, and rays.

Congratulations to the Varsity Equestrian team for clinching their second show win this season!

Indian Creek's French Honor Society celebrated National French Week 2018 by hosting the Upper School assembly on Tuesday, November 6.

Thursday evening, November 1, Centerbrook Architects hosted its first of two Design Workshops, as Indian Creek embarks on its Campus Unification journey.

If you are looking to laugh and be thoroughly impressed at the accomplishments of Indian Creek's grades 9-12 actors at the same time, you need to attend their production of Neil Simon’s Lost in Yonkers next weekend.

Indian Creek congratulations junior Khiyon Washington on being nominated to attend the 2019 National Phenom Basketball Camp.

On Friday, October 26, the Tri-M Music honor society held their annual Creepy Creek event, in which they create a terrifying, haunted house-style tour to provide Halloween fun for the community. 

Creek Connections were in full force as Lower School families invited three Upper School National Art Honor Society members to join the younger students to paint faces at a Halloween party for a good cause.

Our Pre-K4 and Kindergarten classes celebrated the Autumn season with their first immersion day of the 2018-19 school year on Friday, October 26.

It was a storybook finish for the Eagles, who were playing their first season of varsity volleyball after starting as a club team last season.

The motto of Genesee Valley Outdoor Learning Center in Parkton, Maryland, is “a place to grow” and the Indian Creek School Class of 2023 took this challenge to heart during their camping trip October 17-19.

On Saturday, September 20, the ICS Math Team took second place in the Anne Arundel Community College Math Competition.

As a sixth grade student in Mrs. Joan Sanders’ science class, Tommy Queen ’97 experienced a spark which led to a love of science. Today, Dr. Queen practices medicine in Colorado, focusing on therapeutic gastroenterology.

Our Kindergarten explorers embarked upon an adventure on Wednesday, October 24, discovering the new world of the Upper School! 

Indian Creek School was proud to host the Chesapeake Co-Op Middle School Cross Country  Championship Meet on Wednesday, October 24. 

On Tuesday, October 23, the Varsity Boys Soccer team celebrated Senior Night with an 8-0 victory over the Cristo Rey Hornets, in a fitting fashion, with all three seniors scoring goals

On Wednesday, Oct. 17, students in the AP U.S. History class visited George Washington's Mount Vernon, in Mt. Vernon, Virginia, as part of their study of the colonial and revolutionary periods.

What a season for ICS Volleyball! Our Eagles continue to impress, both on and off the court

Indian Creek congratulates sopohmore Annabelle Derrick for winning three first place ribbons, one second place ribbon, and the Best of  Show ribbon in the baked goods category at the Anne Arundel County Fair this fall.  

Indian Creek School Pre-Kindergarten enjoyed a perfect fall day on Wednesday, October 18, as they got to explore Clark's Elioak Farm in Ellicott City, Maryland

The Grades 6-8 Field Hockey Team ended their season on a high note on Tuesday, October 16, with a 5-4 win over Severn School

The Indian Creek School (ICS) Board of Trustees is pleased to announce that Booth Kyle will be the next Head of School at Indian Creek.

Indian Creek congratulates our 2018 National Merit Commended Scholars Liam Lonergan, Ryan Oberteuffer, and Alliana Snead.

The Varsity Boys Soccer Team got back on a winning track with a 2-1 come-from-behind victory over the Warriors of Beth Tfiloh on Monday, October 15.

The Indian Creek Equity and Inclusion Team sponsored a Girls’ Night Out event for Upper School students on Friday, October 5. 

On Monday, October 8, over 100 Indian Creek parents welcomed a financial aid expert to campus.

During the Upper School Assembly on Monday, October 8, the Tri-M Music Honor Society inducted 10 new members.

Congratulations to Indian Creek freshman Alston Georges who was chosen to serve as a 2018 Young Cultural Ambassador through the American Turkish Association of Washington, DC.

On Thursday, October 4, the Indian Creek Varsity Boys Soccer team defeated Jemicy 5-0 behind a brace of goals from freshman Sudan Wilson-Gumbs and a goal and two assists by junior Michael Mercer.

What is Sportsmanship?  Varsity Soccer Team Senior Captains Collin Brown, Ronan Fanning, and Carter Mullin held a conversation with the Upper School student body on Tuesday, October 2, to share ideas about not just the definition of the word "Sportsmanship," but specifically what this quality means at the Creek.

Indian Creek teachers are known as innovators, and on Wednesday, October 3, First Grade teacher Sarah Allen '01, and Lower School STEM teacher Ab Bear shared their practice with professionals from peer schools as they led an AIMS workshop called "Literacy and Coding: A Perfect Match!"

Sons of Liberty, Committees of Correspondence, and underground networks of frustrated colonists all came to life this week in Mr. Brad Woodward’s seventh grade American History class.

First Grade Students Create and Code "Strega Nona" Magic Pasta Pots.

Indian Creek School is thrilled to continue our partnership with the Light House Shelter, an organization that provides both support and prevention for homelessness in the Annapolis area

Indian Creek Lower School students came together at Friday's Assembly to observe the International Day of Peace.  

Our Amazing Parent Volunteers raised just shy of $7,000 for the Eagles Athletics program at the Renn Fest last weekend.

The Varsity Equestrian team had a successful season opener in the rain last Sunday, September 23.

Last Spring, 125 Indian Creek students took 272 Advanced Placement (AP) exams in 20 different AP courses. Of these students, 33 have been recognized as 2018 AP Scholars.

The ICS Sailors had an awesome -and windy- first Varsity Regatta on Saturday, September 22. 

Indian Creek School is proud to announce that Ciaran Lesikar has been hired as Head Coach of the Varsity Girls Basketball team.

On Thursday, September 20, the Indian Creek Varsity Boys Soccer team beat Chapelgate Christian 2-0 on the strength of a first-half Chapelgate own-goal and a second-half header by junior midfielder Sam Tator.

The Eagles kicked off the 2018 Cross Country season in style on Thursday, September 20, with a successful first meet at Rockbridge Academy!

A strong defensive stop in the midfield led to a counter attack which saw Maddie Evans '19 reward the hard work of Colleen Shrum '19, setting Shrum up at the top of the circle from where she deftly slid the ball past a strong Dragon's keeper putting the Eagles ahead 1-0.

The Indian Creek Varsity Boys Soccer team earned an 8-0 victory over Cristo Rey Jesuit School at Patterson Park in Baltimore yesterday.

The ICS Class of 2021 spent the morning of Thursday, September 13, on what many students considered the highlight of the trip: volunteering at the Food Bank For New York City.

Senior Kaitlyn Kokoski spent her summer break serving as an intern with the Naval Academy Football Athletic Training team. 

SAGE Dining’s first priority is keeping our students safe and healthy.

The Indian Creek School Class of 2021 took Manhattan – and the rest of New York City, during their 2018 Class Trip!

14 charismatic candidates from the seventh and eighth grades campaigned for student government office.

Over 100 Indian Creek students, faculty, and families came together at the Patuxent River 4H Center in Upper Marlboro, MD, on Friday, September 7, for our first annual STEM Supper.

The Indian Creek Eagles went on the road the evening of Monday, September 10, to gain a win over the Elizabeth Seton Roadrunners, 5-0. 

The Eagles wrote the first chapter of Indian Creek volleyball history when they recorded the first win in school history with a  victory over Beth Tfiloh.

Indian Creek School Class of 2026 designed and built two recently installed “Little Free Libraries” in the county, one behind “The Big Bean,” in Severna Park, and another in on Poplar Trail in Annapolis.

The Indian Creek Eagles Varsity and JV Feld Hockey teams opened their fall seasons on Thursday, September 6, hosting the Park School Bruins.

Eagles Baseball players Travis Garnett '21 and Evan Selmer '21 were highlighted in the Maryland Prep Baseball Report as two of the TOP 10 Prospects in Maryland and Delaware. Travis, who serves as a pitcher on the Varsity Baseball team, was ranked second out of all baseball players in Maryland and Delaware. Right-handed Pitcher Evan Selmer was ranked ninth. 

As the new school year begins, Indian Creek School (ICS) challenges each student (Pre-K3 through grade 12) to take an intellectual risk this year.

Upper School U.S. History teacher Tonya Montgomery had the opportunity to examine the realities and impact of institutionalized slavery in Virginia last week at the Stratford Hall Summer Teacher Institute, entitled "Slavery in Tidewater Virginia: Reality, Debate, and Dissolution." 

Indian Creek seventh grade student Julia Leavitt recently skated in the ISI National Conference Championships held at Piney Orchard Ice Arena. 

Congratulations to Alaina Clemence '18 for two recent Superior musical ratings in both voice and piano. 

On Saturday, June 2, the 51 members of the Class of 2018 processed across the stage in The Jack & Nancy Becker Center for Performing Arts as students and departed the event as alumni of Indian Creek School.

Last Wednesday, May 30, Brandon Harris '18 traveled to New York City with his family and was honored with the Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Outstanding Young Alumni Award.

Indian Creek congratulates our eight Varsity Athletes who were named MIAA Champion All Conference players this season!

On Wednesday, May 30, members of the Class of 2018 took on the faculty in the sixth annual Seniors vs. Faculty Kickball Game

On Wednesday, May 30, the Indian Creek School (ICS) Class of 2025 enjoyed a hands-on, inquiry-based field trip to the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC)'s outdoor classrooms and microscope laboratory.

On Wednesday, May 30, Indian Creek Upper School students, faculty, coaches, and parents held a special assembly to honor our Outstanding Spring Athletes and celebrate our THREE Championship Titles from the Spring 2018 season!

Congratulations to Grace for this prestigious award, and kudos to the cast and crew of The Heidi Chronicles and Indian Creek's Cappies Critic team!

The Eagles put together a furious second-half scoring burst to rally from five goals down and defeat Annapolis Area Christian School 15-13 in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association C Conference championship at Johnny Unitas Stadium on the Towson University campus on May 18.

On Tuesday, May 5, the second grade enjoyed a botany field trip to Brookside Gardens in Silver Spring, Maryland.  

Brandon Harris drove in John Warner, who had doubled, with the go-ahead run in the top of the eighth inning and Indian Creek went on to a 3-2 victory over Concordia Prep in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association C Conference championship game.

Indian Creek junior Parker Booth was honored by the Crofton Kiwanis Club on the evening of Wednesday, May 9, as she received the "Teen of the Year.”

The seventh and eighth grade chorus, band, and strings groups travelled to Kings Dominion on May 4-5 to participate in a regional ensemble festival.

Indian Creek senior Michael Troese scored the game-winning goal in double overtime to send Indian Creek to a 12-11 victory over Annapolis Area Christian School in the regular season finale for both teams on Tuesday.

Wednesday, May 2, was a beautiful night for the Evergreen Class of 2018 Reunion.

On Thursday, May 3, two veteran college admission professionals shared firsthand experiences with members of the Class of 2019 and their parents.

Indian Creek Pre-K 4 students turned their Blue Bot robots into bumblebees, as they programmed the bots to dances like bees!

This year's National Latin Exam results were quite exciting for Indian Creek School, as over one third of students who took the exam received national awards.

The Class of 2023 discovered that the hype is all true, as they enjoyed the beauty and camaraderie found in life on the Bay. 

Senior Michael Troese registered five goals and two assists and scooped up 12 ground balls to lead Indian Creek to a 13-5 victory over Beth Tfiloh on Thursday, May 3

 Alumna Elizabeth “Blakely” (Grindrod) Little ICS ’10 will be at the Annapolis Anthropologie store on Thursday, May 10, from 3:00-6:00 p.m. to showcase her Blakely Made for Anthropologie line!

Our Pre-K 3 students enjoyed a gorgeous day at Sharp’s Waterford Farm in Brookevillle, MD, on Wednesday, May 2. 

The Eagles Varsity Girls Lacrosse team enjoyed an exciting 10-8 win over the Institute of Notre Dame on Monday, April 30.

The Indian Creek Eagles defeated the Yellowjackets of Chapelgate Christian Academy 7-1 in an MIAA C conference game on Monday, April 30. 

On Wednesday, April 25, parents came together at the Evergreen Campus to experience the same ALICE Active Threat training as faculty and staff.

Second grade social studies classes are studying American Immigration in new and innovative ways!

The Indian Creek School Class of 2024 enjoyed a sunny day downtown at the Baltimore Museum of Industry on Monday, April 30.

The 2018 Indian Creek STEM Program Symposium brought together the Upper School’s finest science-minded students to showcase their work to each other and their families.

Escorted by a cheering section with over thirty students and teachers, senior Cayla Turner made her way to the East-Central and Northeast regional finals of the National Poetry Out Loud Competition. 

On Thursday, April 26, the Lower School held it's inaugural STEM Expo.

One School. One Community. One Campus.

Congratulations to the cast and crew of the Indian Creek School fall play The Heidi Chronicles, for earning eight Cappies nominations for the 2017-18 season!

Indian Creek Lower School observed Earth Day on Friday, April 20, with a variety of conservation-themed activities and adventures.

The Kindergarten through second grade CREEK Sticklettes Lacrosse team traveled to Arden Park on Friday, April 20, to cheer on the Grades 6-8 Girls LAX team in their game against Rockbridge.

The Indian Creek Eagles currently hold the 3rd, 12th, and 13th top scorers in Anne Arundel County.

Almost thirty alumni from the Indian Creek Classes of the 1980s gathered at The Severn Inn on Sunday, April 15, to reunite and catch up with each other

Indian Creek School is proud to announce that freshman Arija Martin has been selected as a United States Youth Ambassador with U.S. Department of State.

Indian Creek's star Poetry Out Loud Champion Cayla Turner '18 was interviewed on ABC2 News Midday Maryland show on Monday, April 16. 

Indian Creek juniors Parker Booth, Maddy Evans, and Liam Lonergan were honored at the Anne Arundel County Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Student Achievers Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, April 18. 

Indian Creek is proud to announce that senior Mikey Troese is this week’s Capital Gazette Athlete of the Week!

Kent Island Yacht Club hosted the third JV event for the Indian Creek Eagles who finished in 5th place. 

Indian Creek School is proud to congratulate junior Liam Lonergan, who earned the highest possible ACT composite score of 36 this spring. 

Seniors Jordan Lewis, Malik McKinney, and Patrick Riley gathered together with their families, friends, coaches, and school administrators to sign letters of intent to play sports in college next year.

Indian Creek Senior Sydney Williams was honored as a finalist for 2018 Youth of the Year at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County’s 29th Annual Ed Casey Youth of the Year Awards dinner on Wednesday, April 4, at The Westin Hotel, in Annapolis. 

The Indian Creek sixth through eighth grade Girls Lacrosse team triumphed over St. Anne’s on Tuesday, with a score of 9-3. 

Indian Creek School is proud to announce that first grade teacher Sarah Allen ‘01 and Pre-K 4 teacher Kelly Bryant have been named 2018 Fellows by Fund for Teachers. 

The Eagles Tennis Team continued their winning streak to 13-0 on Thursday, April 5, as they pulled out a 4-1 win over John Carroll.

On April 4, 2018, Dr. Rick Branson, Head of School, announced to the Indian Creek community that the 2018-19 school year, his eighth at Indian Creek, will also be his last at the School.

Congratulations to the six Indian Creek musicians tho performed in the Anne Arundel County Solo and Ensemble Festival on Saturday, March 24.

The Eagles Varsity Baseball team spent spring break together in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, arriving on Sunday, March 26, and playing four games against teams from around the country. 

Indian Creek congratulates senior Marrac Miller for being honored at Historic Baldwin Hall in Millersville, Maryland, on March 10 for completing his Eagle Scout project.

“If we want to raise the more empathetic, self-aware children the future needs, we have a duty to give them opportunities to experience these emotions and process them in a safe space.”

On Friday, March 16, the Indian Creek School Class of 2027 entertained their classmates, teachers, and parents with an adorable production of "Swamped."

In order to illustrate their understanding of the Ages of Imperialism of several territories with whom the United States became involved throughout history, Mrs. Montgomery’s AP U.S. History students got out markers and butcher paper, and created “Bodies of Imperialism” to share with their classmates.

The Indian Creek baseball team made history Monday afternoon, March 19, as the Eagles opened the school’s new baseball field with a 7-1 win over Chapelgate Christian Academy.

Congratulations to the Indian Creek Dance Team for an impressive showing at the Believe Dance Competition, held at the Chesapeake Arts Center on March 11-12.

On Sunday, March 4, eight members of the Indian Creek School Math Team arrived bright and early at the Upper School Campus for a grueling 14 hour mathematics competition. 

The Indian Creek students, teachers, and administrators who chose to participate in Wednesday’s event joined hundreds of thousands of students around the country to participate in the National School Walkout, a Walkout to honor the students killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and to call upon Congress to pass tighter gun control laws.

The Indian Creek Class of 2027 had the opportunity of a lifetime as Dr. Tracy Clarke (Deputy Section Head of Radio Astrophysics and Sensing, in the Remote Sensing Division of the Naval Research Laboratory) came in to speak with the class about space. 

Congratulations to our sixth, seventh, and eighth grade finalists who wowed their teachers and peers in the annual Pi Recitation Contest on Wednesday, March 14

Congratulations to the Indian Creek Equestrian Team, who celebrated season’s end at the InterSchool Horse Show Invitational last weekend.

The National French Honor Society held its  traditional induction ceremony on Friday, March 9.

Indian Creek School is proud to announced that senior Cayla Turner, of Upper Marlboro, Maryland, has won the 2018 Poetry Out Loud Title for the State of Maryland.

Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math are immersed throughout daily life at Indian Creek School, but on Friday, February 23, the Lower School held a STEAM Day to celebrate these fields with a fun (messy) day of hands-on learning.

The Indian Creek School Class of 2022 experienced a poignant field trip to Washington, DC, on Friday, February 23, as they visited several museums to support their American History studies of World War II.

The Indian Creek School Class of 2026 enjoyed a wonderful trip to the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, PA, on Thursday, March 1. 

Director of Campus Connections Mr. Bruce Crossman visited seventh and sixth grade Earth Science classes last week with his Van de Graaff machine to add a little spark to the curriculum.

The fifth grade students took the stage on Monday, March 5, to perform selected scenes and monologues from the works of William Shakespeare for their parents, grandparents, and special guests.

Indian Creek alumna Catherine Crowe’s journey has taken her from the East to the West Coast, from studying English and Communications at Boston College as an undergraduate to NYC, where she worked in Legal Recruitment Marketing, and now to Pepperdine University, where she is currently in law school. In between it all, she has also become popular SoulCycle instructor in the Los Angeles area.

Congratulations to Indian Creek eighth grade student Eli Fortier who won third place at the County Spelling Bee held at the Anne Arundel County Board of Education last Saturday, February 24.

On the evening of Tuesday, February 27, Indian Creek School was proud to induct 21 students into the inaugural chapter of the Indian Creek Key Club.

If you watch Shark Tank on ABC, you might have seen ICS Alumnus Chris Mason ’97 pitching Birddogs Gym Shorts in early January. 

Last month, first grade teacher (and Indian Creek alumna) Sarah Allen '01 presented not just one, but FOUR sessions at the Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC) in Florida.

Indian Creek was well-represented at the AIMS “Making Schools Safe” Diversity Conference, which took place at Roland Park Country School on Friday, February 2.

This week, two students have used the Weather Channel predictions to create a “CreekCast,” which was shared each morning.

Congratulations to Indian Creek junior Maddy Evans for being named this week's ABC2 News Student Athlete of the Week! 

Jocelyn’s thesis project, entitled “Mandeville, Monsters, and Medieval Maps: A Representation of Fear and Other,” explores the presence of monsters and grotesques throughout European medieval culture.

Established local artist Kim Hovell spent the afternoon of Wednesday, February 21, working with Indian Creek Upper School Art students.

Mathletes Team Captain Albany Bloor '18 led the charge last weekend, as the Indian Creek School Math Team placed a solid fifth place our of 17 schools at the third county math competition of the year.

Indian Creek senior Caroline Walworth of Stevensville, Maryland, was named a Maryland Top Youth Volunteer of 2018 Distinguished Finalist by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards.

Congratulations to the Class of 2020 for earning the title of 2018 Creek Cup Champions! 

The Indian Creek School First Grade Coding Olympics started today, as the Class of 2029 held their Opening Ceremonies.

Our second and third grade students took a trip “Around the Globe” on Thursday, February 8, as they travelled to the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall to enjoy a concert by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.

In today's world, identifying appropriate and reliable sources of information is an important skill to learn.

In the early evening of Friday, January 26, a group of seventh through twelfth grade students and faculty members gathered on the small meadow on the north side of the Crownsville Campus for the first official "Indian Creek Astronomy Night."

Indian Creek School is proud to announce that three of our student artists have been asked to show their works in an exhibit at The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland

On Friday, January 26, the Indian Creek Pre-K3, Pre-K4, and Kindergarten classes held a Winter Immersion Day, based on themes from the book Here Comes Jack Frost by Kohara Kazuno.

38 brave, civic-minded Indian Creek School students, and four dedicated faculty members headed to Sandy Point State Park to participate in the Polar Bear Plunge – Cool School Challenge.

Indian Creek defeats Key School 56-35 to keep pace with IAAM Leaders

Indian Creek Edges Severn, 60-58, to Remain Unbeaten 

Indian Creek School's Sixth through Eighth Grade Musical

Annual giving is the catalyst for Travis ’21 hitting homeruns in the classroom and on the field.

Senior Cayla Turner won first place at the regional Poetry Out Loud competition, and is headed to the state competition in March. 

Indian Creek School welcomed back three alumni this week to talk to current students about their pursuit of college degrees in S.T.E.M. fields.

The Indian Creek Equestrian team competed in 12-degree weather on Sunday, January 14, in a five hour show! 

On Thursday, January 11, 11 students in grades 6-8 competed for a chance to represent Indian Creek School at the National Geographic Bee, with eighth grader Amareah Bead emerging as ICS Geo Bee Champion.

The Class of 2024 had an awesome visit to the Upper School on Thursday, January 12, hosted by their seventh grade friends. 

Indian Creek is proud to announce that junior Colleen Shrum has been named the January 2018 What's Up? Magazine Athlete Worth Watching

Congratulations to eighth grade student, Eli Fortier, for being crowned the 2018 Indian Creek School Spelling Bee Champion! 

First Grade Play Bursting With Fun

Five Indian Creek alumni visited Indian Creek on Friday, January 5, for our rescheduled Alumni College panel.

Indian Creek School is proud to announce that Pre-Kindergarten 4 Teacher Kelly Bryant has been featured as one of What's Up Magazine's Teachers "who go above and beyond their classroom duties to not only educate and inspire their students, but engage the school community as a whole," in their January 2018 edition.