By Mary Casey-Sturk Doyle Shea, of Indian Hill was the organizer (class officer) for their reunion held July 18 & 19th. A weekend of fun, reflection and catching up including gathering at Little Miami Brewing, a tour of Indian Hill High School and dinner at Kenwood Country Club. “We had a wonderful time! If you... Continue Reading →
Professional partners join educators for innovation-focused dialogue through the Indian Hill Entrepreneurs’ Center The Indian Hill School District launched a new tradition this morning with its debut Business @ Breakfast – Staff Edition event, hosted at Indian Hill Middle School and organized through the Indian Hill Entrepreneurs’ Center. More than 30 professional partners from across... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Cincinnati, like many areas, has neighbors in need. In the Greater Cincinnati region (including Northern Kentucky) more than 270,000 people live with food insecurities, this includes more than 80,000 children. At least 17 million meals are needed to feed those in need. Last Mile shares, “Despite high numbers of people with food... Continue Reading →
Article written by Alpacino Beauchamp, director of academic affairs. We are thrilled to announce the launch of our inaugural class of teaching fellows in the school’s first-in-the-region Teaching Fellows Program.The teaching profession has faced a nationwide talent shortage for years, and it has only been exacerbated by COVID-19. Stagnant salaries, increasing demands on teachers, and post-COVID... Continue Reading →
This summer, Cincinnati Country Day School (CCDS) led the region by becoming the first school to host the nationally recognized Inspirit AI program in Cincinnati, bringing cutting-edge artificial intelligence education to the Queen City.“The future isn’t coming, it’s already here; and thanks to our partnership with Inspirit AI, it’s being built in Cincinnati,” says Rob Zimmerman... Continue Reading →
United Way of Greater Cincinnati is pleased to recognize the generosity and commitment of its 2025 Tocqueville Award recipients. This year three couples were honored for their philanthropic contributions: Archie and Sharen Brown George and Kim Vincent Jim and Alison Zimmerman Their dedication and support play a vital role in advancing United Way’s mission —... Continue Reading →
This past spring, Cincinnati Country Day School welcomed back four outstanding alumni for induction into the Athletic Hall of Fame, not only for their excellence on the field, court, and track, but for the legacy they have carried forward through lives rooted in character, humility, and community. This year’s ceremony honored Katherine R. Brooks `89,... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Twinkling lights, twirling daughters and twisting dads. It’s all part of the fun and charm of the Daddy Daughter Dance. This lively event was created to fill a serious need recognized by two area women, Jen Bahl and Hillary Weidner, who both have daughters with medical conditions: the lack of AEDs (automated... Continue Reading →
In May of this year, The Blooming Braves, a group of innovative student leaders, celebrated with others at the grand opening of Indian Hill High School’s new wellness space-The Blooming Braves Accessible Outdoor Wellness Space. The outdoor space is both vibrant and accessible to all students and staff at IHHS. The community celebration on May... Continue Reading →
This upcoming school year will be the second year that Indian Hill High School will participate in a scholarship program with the government of Spain for students from the Canary Islands who are considered the future leaders of their island, Tenerife. 47 students were selected out of hundreds of applicants and awarded a scholarship to... Continue Reading →
