Homecoming Returns

After a two-year hiatus, the Homecoming Festival and Family Picnic returned. Friends and families enjoyed a delicious picnic, snow cones galore, exciting sports clinics, and the official unveiling of the new tennis courts on this beautiful fall night

Seven Hills Ranked #1 by Niche

Seven Hills is pleased to announce Niche has, again this year, ranked Seven Hills #1 Best Private High School, #1 Best College Prep Private High School, and #1 Best Private K-12 School in the Cincinnati Area for 2023. Niche is the largest data-driven website for researching and ranking K-12 schools in national, state, and local categories using statistical data from the U.S. Department of Education and the National Center for Education Statistics. Seven Hills was also ranked #2 Best High School for STEM in the Cincinnati Area. Statewide, Seven Hills was awarded #2 Best College Prep Private High School.

Hispanic Heritage Month

Students and teacher throughout the Seven Hills School celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with specialized lessons, activities, guests, and field trips. Spanish 5 Honors and AP Spanish students created a bracket-style tournament of songs in Spanish. All Upper Schoolers voted on the winner for the day after they were played during the morning announcements. Upper School Spanish students traveled to Xavier University to see the Human Rights/Derechos Humanos: Prints by Oaxaca and Cincinnati Artists art exhibition. Middle School students learned about different genres of Spanish music, such as Flamenco, Cumbia, Calypso, and Reggaeton, every Friday. Eighth graders are made a collaborative mural that hangs in the entrance hallway and showcases different Hispanic/Latinx people who have made an impact. Additionally, Jorge’s Taco Food Truck visited the Hillsdale Campus offering real Mexican street food during Middle and Upper lunch. Pre-kindergarten for 2-year-old students at Doherty learned about Hispanic music and instruments in an activity with their parents.

Creating Conversations hosts book talk, prepares for Oct. 11 event

On Sept. 29, the Seven Hills Counseling Department, Seven Hills parents, and members and friends of the Seven Hills community gathered in the Young Family Library for a book club style meeting to talk about “How to Navigate Life: The New Science of Finding Your Way in School, Career, & Beyond” by Tim Klein. Klein, an award winning educator and author, will be visiting Seven Hills for the next Creating Conversations event on Oct. 11 titled Purpose and Belonging with Tim Klein. Upper School Counselor Vicky Hausberger said, in addition to being a guide to tackling stress and anxiety for students, Klein’s book is a parenting guide. Parents expressed admiration for the book’s definition of success and how it should be about fulfillment, instead of academic or professional recognition. The book talk helped give attendants a greater understanding of Klein’s philosophy before his visit on Oct. 11.

Attend the Event
Purpose and Belonging with Tim Klein
Oct. 11, 7 p.m.
The Schiff Center, Hillsdale Campus
Click here to register!