By Dr. Melissa Stewart, Superintendent Calm. That is the word that continues to rise to the surface within my mind. During what could have been a chaotic situation when our district had to evacuate two buildings due to a bomb threat, all remained calm. I sit back and reflect on it all and continue,... Continue Reading →
Eight braves earn regional and state accolades for 17 creations The Indian Hill School District and Indian Hill Arts Conservatory celebrate the eight Indian Hill High School student-artists who advanced a total of 17 artworks to the Ohio Governor’s Youth Art Exhibition becoming 2026 Regional and State award winners. The Ohio Governor’s Youth Art Exhibition... Continue Reading →
Veteran Indian Hill educational leader Dr. Melissa Stewart to assume role as Superintendent of Schools effective immediately During the Tuesday, March 17 Board of Education meeting, the Indian Hill School District Board released results from its recent community engagement process. In addition to gathering input on the future leadership of the district and the qualities... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Robin Hunsucker, the co-founder of Live-N-Learn, had a great experience as an exchange student in high school. She spent time living with a host family, traveling with them and becoming completely immersed. Later, in college, she had the opposite experience. Hunsucker explains, “That trip (in high school) was just completely transformative. I... Continue Reading →
Article written by CCDS student Melanie Young `29 Dr. Jeremiah McCall, Cincinnati Country Day School history teacher and recognized international expert on teaching history through gameplay and game design, recently had the honor of being quoted in the highly esteemed magazine The Economist. His words were used in an article titled “What if the best... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk, IHL Editor It all started with an idea. Indian Hill resident Wendy Steele wanted to give back to the community in a big way. Her powerful idea was to bring women together, combine resources and fund transformational change. With the help of Steele’s close friends and business associates, she was able to... Continue Reading →
By Robin Gee, HPL Editor As spring unfolds, a special school and community project is blossoming at Hyde Park School. After a year of planning, design and prep work the Hyde Park School Garden is taking shape on a long patch of school property in the corner opposite the main intersection of Edwards Road and... Continue Reading →
Cincinnati Country Day School is pleased to announce the appointment of Stephen Jackson as its next director of college counseling. Stephen will assume the role in July 2026, succeeding Sarah Beyreis following her retirement at the conclusion of this school year after more than two decades of outstanding service to the Country Day community. “I am excited to join the Country Day community, where college counseling... Continue Reading →
More than 115 high school students from 12 school districts joined together for a day dedicated to leadership learning The Indian Hill School District and Indian Hill Entrepreneurs’ Center, in partnership with the BG Charles Young Foundation, hosted the first-ever Brigadier General Charles Young Student Leadership Summit, bringing together more than 115 high school students... Continue Reading →
The Indian Hill Board of Education has launched a comprehensive and inclusive search process to identify the district’s next superintendent, emphasizing community engagement, transparency, and long-term vision. The Board, in partnership with Hamilton County Educational Services Center, is committed to a thoughtful superintendent selection process that reflects the values of the Indian Hill community, honors... Continue Reading →
