ICHS to Live Stream Performances of Annie
The show is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Thursday, December 3, and Friday, December 4.
Read more801 West Indian Creek Drive Trafalgar, IN 46181
317.878.2130
Doors open for car riders at 7:50 a.m. Classes start at 8:10 a.m.
Afternoon pick-up begins at 3:20 p.m. and continues until concluded.
WELCOME TO ICMS
Sean Zachery, Middle School Principal
Welcome to Indian Creek Middle School, home of the Braves!
ICMS is a small school setting that offers large school opportunities. Successes abound from our past school year. Our academic teams continue to represent us well. We celebrated our first ever State Championship as the Social Studies team took first in the state. The ICMS musical this year was The Music Man. What a marvelous event it was. We took home several Conference and County championships in individual and team sports.
When you add those experiences with our community involvement, such as serving our area veterans lunch for Veteran’s Day, spending time with our friends at Morning Pointe assisted living in Franklin and serving our community with our Day of Caring, you can see how being a part of ICMS really benefits our students.
ICMS is a great place to be with a tremendous faculty that cares about our students and our community. Welcome once again to ICMS, it is a great day to be a Brave!
New Guidelines for Sending Students Back to School
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.
LATEST BIG NEWS
SECOND SEMESTER START UPDATE
There is a schedule change for the high school and middle school the second semester. At this time, this change will be for the week we come back only.
HS and MS students with last names starting A-K will come to school on Tuesday, January 5 and Thursday , January 7. This is the same group who was coming last semester on Hybrid days Monday and Thursday. Central 9 students will be allowed to leave Tuesday at 10:45 a.m. if they have their own transportation. Those C-9 students who do not have transportation Tuesday will stay in the library for study hall until regular dismissal. High School and Middle School students with last names starting L-Z will come to school on Wednesday, January 6 and Friday, January 8. Wednesday is still an early release day. Again, this is the same group that came on Hybrid days Tuesday Friday last semester.
The high school and middle offices reopen Monday, January 4. Please give us a call if you have any questions.
MIDDLE SCHOOL RE-ENTRY PLAN
Here are the details concerning the new school year procedures. Changes are highlighted in orange.
NHJ DISTRICT RE-ENTRY PLAN
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
Questions?
Email us at AskNHJ@indiancreekschools.com
Dec 2 2020
Nov 9 2020
Indian Creek Salutes Veterans on Video
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
Video: Update From Jill Lawalin, Director of Health and Wellness
Jill Lawalin, Director of Health and Wellness, answers questions regarding COVID-19.
Read moreOct 23 2020
Video: Dr. Tim Edsell Update on The Creek
Here is the latest video update from Dr. Tim Edsell, Superintendent at Indian Creek Schools.
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OUR VISION
The 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.
Our Mission
Engaging every student, every day, in quality learning opportunities.
Indian Creek Middle school serves grades 6, 7 and 8. ICMS stresses individual responsibility and traditional values. The required curriculum includes language arts, math, science, social studies, health and physical education. Students will also rotate through a series of related arts courses which include family and consumer science, business, STEM, general music and visual art. Band, Choir and Intro to Agriculture are offered as electives.
Extracurricular activities available are varied and numerous. Among these are soil and livestock judging, academic competition teams, spell bowl, football, cross-country, volleyball, tennis, golf, wrestling, cheerleading, basketball, swimming, diving and track and field.
Students at ICMS follow an eight-period day, changing classes after each period. The school building supports a full-sized gym, an auditorium and a state of the art media center with an adjoining multimedia presentation and computer lab, a large group instruction area, multiple curricular computer/STEM labs and wired and wireless network infrastructure. Each science classroom is equipped with a lab.
We at ICMS are committed to utilizing technology as a tool to enhance student learning. ICMS has been a 1:1 school since the 2013-14 school year. Each student at ICMS has their own touch screen Chromebook and case. These Chromebooks are the students to keep for the entire school year. Students will use the devices to assist in the completion of their in-class and independent assignments provided by the teaching staff.
Parents are encouraged to participate in Parent/Teacher nights as well as schedule conferences whenever extra academic help is needed or other problems arise.
