Braves secure six of the top 10 elementary teams in the city and state, including first place The Indian Hill School District celebrates Indian Hill Elementary School securing six of the top 10 elementary teams in the city and state, including first place in the Stock Market Game, sponsored by the non-profit Alpaugh Family Economics... Continue Reading →
By Elijah McKenzie, Contributor Tucked away in a dedicated corner of Northside’s Building Value store is a space unlike any other—a curated showcase of craftsmanship, legacy, and timeless design. Dubbed the Fleischmann Estate Room, it’s one of the most extraordinary collections Building Value has ever had the privilege of salvaging. The Fleischmann family name carries... Continue Reading →
Aidan Kincaid spreads support and education about Growth Hormone Deficiency with his nonprofit organization Indian Hill High School student Aidan Kincaid and his student-led nonprofit organization, Teens Together, presented a $10,000 donation to Dayton Children’s Hospital and its Growth Hormone Fund on Friday, January 9, at Dayton Children’s Hospital. The donation supports children diagnosed with... Continue Reading →
A message from Indian Hill Interim Superintendent Dr. Melissa Stewart We want our students to feel seen. That is the heart behind the Brave Book Club—a new initiative designed to celebrate the everyday courage, kindness, creativity, perseverance, and leadership we see in our youngest learners. At Indian Hill Primary School and Indian Hill Elementary School,... Continue Reading →
Braves soccer coach awarded by United Soccer Coaches The Indian Hill School District congratulated Indian Hill High School Head Girls Soccer Coach Amy Dunlap for being named the 2025 National High School Girls Small Public School Coach of the Year by United Soccer Coaches, one of the nation’s leading soccer organizations. The prestigious national honor... Continue Reading →
By: Sylvie Gumlaw Before Indian Hill became the residential community it is today, families retreated to the countryside for its stunning farms and expansive woodlands. Today, the seventy-five miles of paths weaving behind backyards, creeks, and into nature reserves remain a highlight of Indian Hill. According to the Indian Hill Equestrian Club, the trails are... Continue Reading →
All invited to attend the public recognition during IHHS Cabaret on January 24, 2026 The Indian Hill School District is proud to announce the inaugural inductees of the IH Arts Conservatory Hall of Fame, honoring alumni and educators whose achievements and contributions have strengthened the legacy of arts excellence in the Indian Hill community. Inductees... Continue Reading →
By Indian Hill Student Experience Journalist Libby Holmes Indian Hill High School senior Nathan Chamot turned personal challenge into powerful advocacy by founding the inaugural Run for Tourette 5K, held on November 8th at Winton Woods Park. The event, created to raise awareness and support for individuals with Tourette Syndrome, generated more than $33,000 for... Continue Reading →
By Megan Joy Close your eyes and imagine next spring—you're driving along Indian Hill Road as thousands of golden daffodils dance in the breeze, their cheerful faces nodding hello. Sunlight catches their butter-yellow petals, creating a ribbon of color that stretches from Plainville Road to the top of the hill. This isn't a dream. It's... Continue Reading →
Madeira's Long visits St. Lawrence Elementary School Queen City Book Bank (QCBB) was thrilled to partner with Loren Long, New York Times bestselling author, award-winning illustrator, and proud QCBB Board Member, to bring the joy of stories and creativity to 2nd graders across Cincinnati. Thanks to Loren’s generosity, every 2nd grader in QCBB’s Curated Book... Continue Reading →
