ICHS to Live Stream Performances of Annie
The show is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Thursday, December 3, and Friday, December 4.
Read moreDoors open for car riders at 7:45 a.m. Classes start at 8:15 a.m.
Afternoon pick-up begins at 3:05 p.m. and continues until concluded.
Andrea Perry, Intermediate School Principal
Welcome to Indian Creek Intermediate School! Indian Creek Intermediate School is home to more than 400 young Braves in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade at Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson United School Corporation.
ICIS students are always encouraged to make good choices, model high expectations for others, and spread kindness throughout our school and community. (#followyourarrow) We look forward to another fantastic year empowering our students to become strong critical thinkers and problem-solvers!
We are excited to celebrate success and achievement with our extended school family this year, which includes you! Please follow ICIS on Twitter @IndianCreekInt for school updates.
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 yellow.
Nineveh-Hensley-School Corporation has developed a health and safety plan for the 2020-2021 school year. 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 orange.
School Health Services Plan Revised
Covid-19 Daily Checklist Revised
Email us at AskNHJ@indiancreekschools.com
Dec 2 2020
The show is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Thursday, December 3, and Friday, December 4.
Read moreNov 9 2020
We hope everyone will enjoy this video we put together for our Veterans and look forward to a time when we can all meet again in person.
Read moreOct 30 2020
Jill Lawalin, Director of Health and Wellness, answers questions regarding COVID-19.
Read moreOct 23 2020
Here is the latest video update from Dr. Tim Edsell, Superintendent at Indian Creek Schools.
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.
Indian Creek Intermediate School serves students in grades 3, 4 and 5. Having only three grade levels allows opportunities to tailor our academic curriculum and our special activities and programs to meet the unique needs of our students.
The ICIS staff is very caring and dedicated to giving each student the best education possible. ICIS staff is highly involved in the staff development process and the creation of a standards-based curriculum to make learning and instruction relevant to the students. The Parent Teacher Organization is very active and supportive of the school's academic programming. Many adult volunteers enhance the social and academic learning process. All parents are encouraged to be an integral part of their child’s life at Indian Creek Intermediate School.
Lessons are designed to teach the curriculum while instilling sound morals and a positive work ethic teaching kids personal responsibility. Cooperation in and out of the classroom setting is expected and teachers present many opportunities for students to work in cooperative groups. Each student in the building has a Chromebook that they use throughout the day to meet the academic activities presented to them. The average class size is less than 24 students. For 55 minutes each day, students participate in Art, Music, or Physical Education. Our media specialist instructs students in library skills and oversees the school-wide reading incentive program that gets students excited about reading. Students have access to multiple electronic learning programs.
ICIS consistently places near the top of Johnson County in the standardized assessments given to students across the state. The students’ language arts and mathematics ISTEP scores are consistently the highest while comparing Morgan County schools as well. The third-grade students have passed the IREAD3 Assessment at 90% or higher on the first assessment for each year the assessment has been in existence. The success of the assessments is great, but preparing the students for future success beyond the Intermediate School is our school objective.