By Ben Lathrop, Hyde Park Library April 19 to 25 is National Library Week, an annual celebration highlighting the valuable role libraries, librarians and library workers play in transforming lives and strengthening our communities. Monday, April 20, is Right to Read Day, where we pause to highlight the need to protect, defend and celebrate the... Continue Reading →
Cincinnati Country Day School Recognizes Students in the Cum Laude Society
Cincinnati Country Day School is pleased to recognize members of the Class of 2026 who have been inducted into the Cum Laude Society, an international organization that honors exceptional academic achievement at the secondary school level.The Cum Laude Society is a distinguished honor organization that recognizes academic excellence in secondary schools. Selection is based on... Continue Reading →
Indian Hill Arts Conservatory: Students Recently Performed in Europe
The Indian Hill School District celebrates the latest offering of the Indian Hill Arts Conservatory, a transformational concert tour through Europe for Indian Hill High School student-musicians. From March 26 through April 3, 44 student-musicians from the Indian Hill High School (IHHS) Band and Orchestra programs embarked on a remarkable 10-day performance and cultural immersion... Continue Reading →
Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra Extends Music Director Eckart Preu’s Contract to 2030
CCO also ratifies a 4-Year Collective Bargaining Agreement Summermusik and the musicians of the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra, represented by the Cincinnati Musicians Association American Federation of Musicians Local 1, announce the successful ratification of a new four-year collective bargaining agreement, effective January 1, 2026. The agreement marks a recommitment to artistic excellence and financial stability... Continue Reading →
My Sidekick and Me: Bootleg Reinforcement
By Lisa Desatnik, CPDT-KA, FFCP, FDM, CPBC When I say the word ‘bootleg’ to you, your thoughts are more than likely go to hard-core alcohol or moonshine. The definition includes all things produced, reproduced, or distributed illegally without authorization or licensing. In learning theory and pet training, we also talk about some reinforcement as bootleg.... Continue Reading →
Indian Hill Elementary Announces New Principal
Danielle Lintz named principal of Indian Hill Elementary School for 2026-2027 Search for the next assistant principal of Indian Hill High School begins immediately The Indian Hill School District has announced that current Indian Hill High School Assistant Principal Danielle Lintz has been selected as the next principal of Indian Hill Elementary School, pending Board... Continue Reading →
Indian Hill High School students develop programs to advance innovation nationwide in ‘The Big Pitch’
Two teams win funding in the ‘Shark Tank’ style competition The Indian Hill School District proudly celebrates the success of its student entrepreneurs following this year’s “The Big Pitch” competition, a signature “Shark Tank” inspired initiative supported by the Indian Hill Foundation. This year, 30 high school students submitted 18 initial business pitches. After a... Continue Reading →
Indian Hill High School student advocates on Capitol Hill, earns national recognition from Tourette Association of America
Senior Nathan Chamot joined advocates from across the country during the TouretteAssociation of America’s annual Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill The Indian Hill School District congratulates Indian Hill High School senior Nathan Chamot who recently traveled to Washington, D.C., where he joined advocates from across the country to raise awareness and support for individuals living... Continue Reading →
Indian Hill Names Whitney Buell as Assistant Superintendent/Chief Academic Officer for 2026-27 School Year.
Search begins for the next principal of Indian Hill Elementary School The Indian Hill School District recently announced that current Indian Hill Elementary School Principal Whitney Buell has been selected to serve as Assistant Superintendent/Chief Academic Officer for the 2026–2027 school year, pending approval by the Board of Education at its April meeting. Buell brings... Continue Reading →
Into the Woods: Ault Park’s New Discovery Trail
By Robin Gee There were some patches of snow on the ground last December when excited children, dressed in winter jackets, scarves and hats, burst through the green plastic ribbon marking the entrance to Ault Park’s new playground. Each child wanted to be the first on the 20-foot climbing tower and try out the new... Continue Reading →
