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Everyone welcome to drive-up program on February 27, March 27 and April 17 at Indian Creek High School.
Read moreDoors open for car riders at 7:45 a.m. Classes start at 8:20 a.m.
Afternoon pick-up begins at 2:55 p.m. and continues until concluded.
Keith Grant, Elementary School Principal
My name is Keith M. Grant. This is my 28th year as principal and it is a pleasure to welcome you to Indian Creek Elementary. Our dedicated staff works very hard to meet the individual needs of all students and maintain personal connections with their families.
We all want the best for your children, but we are not enough. You, the parents, must play a key role in the education of your children. Your words of encouragement, your interest in your children’s work, and your presence at school are vital. All children are more successful when we work as a team to achieve educational goals.
I look forward to meeting all the new students and welcoming back the current students and all families. If you have any questions or concerns about our school, please do not hesitate to call me or contact your child’s teacher.
The Indiana State Department of Health has updated guidelines for parents sending their children back to school this year. If your child has a fever (>100 degrees), sore throat, cough, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, headache, loss of taste or smell or body aches, please keep child home from school. If another member of the household is being tested for COVID or has symptoms as listed above, please keep your student home and consult the school nurse. Call Nurse Jill Lawalin, 317.878.2108, if you have questions or concerns.
Here are the details concerning the new school year procedures. Changes are highlighted in orange.
Nineveh-Hensley-School Corporation has updated our health and safety plan. Also, each Indian Creek principal has issued letters for students and their parents about specific plans for their schools. Parents should contact their students' principals for questions. Changes are highlighted in green.
School Health Services Plan Revised
Covid-19 Daily Checklist Revised
Email us at AskNHJ@indiancreekschools.com
Feb 24 2021
Everyone welcome to drive-up program on February 27, March 27 and April 17 at Indian Creek High School.
Read moreFeb 19 2021
Starting next Monday, February 22, all ICHS students are to report to school for class unless they have chosen to be a remote learner.
Read moreFeb 18 2021
The Little Braves Preschool is for children ages 4-5.
Read moreJan 29 2021
Students are required to be present at school for testing.
Read moreThe vision of the Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson United School Corporation is that of a dynamic organization that will work in partnership with the family and community to maintain and provide adequate resources for a safe, disciplined, and productive environment where all students and highly competent and committed adults are meaningfully engaging in learning. Our curriculum design and instructional practices will provide the knowledge, attitudes, skills, and habits for all students to become responsible citizens in American society, life-long learners, and successful participants in a global and technological society.
Today I will do my best to be my best.
I will come to school to learn and grow.
I will treat others the way I want to be treated.
I will be honest and fair and set a good example.
I will believe in myself, for I am responsible for my own success!
Indian Creek Elementary School serves the needs of young children from pre-kindergarten through grade 2. ICES is unique because it is geared to meet the needs of the early childhood learner. The staff, administrators, and curriculum focus on creating opportunities for young people to grow academically, emotionally, and physically in a nurturing environment.
Notable features of ICES include a 1-to-1 model of technology using iPads. The iPads are used with Google Classroom for student engagement. The students also use them for e-Learning days. Every classroom also has multimedia presentation equipment.
ICES has Title I, special education, music, art, physical education, library, and STEAM teachers. Our school has a counselor, a speech therapist, a psychologist, and a nurse who provide support services to students. Our assessment tools are Star Reading and Star Early Literacy. These assessments provide the teacher, principal, and Title I teacher with information to assist in individualizing instruction.
Indian Creek students benefit from the staff’s ability to focus on a primary age curriculum. The staff is able to channel their efforts into the early grades and each student’s specific needs. ICES provides a warm, secure, and stimulating environment.