The Seven Hills Technology Department is located on the second floor of the Hillsdale Commons. Feel free to contact anytime.
- Director of Technology Scott Cagle, scott.cagle@7hills.org or 513.728.2415
- Asst. Director of Technology Dan Dinger, dan.dinger@7hills.org or 513.728.2414
- Director of Instructional Technology Kristina O’Connor, kristina.oconnor@7hills.org or 513.728.2361
- Technology Specialist Aaron McIntosh, aaron.mcintosh@7hills.org or 513.728.2413
- Database Manager Amy Francis, amy.francis@7hills.org or 513-728-2407
resources for the 2025-2026 academic year
- Veracross — This is our Student Information System (SIS). It will be your one-stop-shop (only one login is needed!) to find important information such as:
- Magnus Health — All student medical forms will be accessed here. No paper copies will be available.
- Veracross LMS — Students and parents in kindergarten through fifth grade will be able to access academic information through their Veracross login.
- Login to your Veracross Parent Portal
- MyKidsSpending — A pre-funded student spending account that can be used in the cafeteria and the Spirit Shop.
- For questions about Veracross or MyKidsSpending, please contact Scott Cagle.
An Introduction to some of the Technology Resources at Seven Hills
Quick Facts
- We are a 1:1 iPad school for all students in first through 12th grade.
- There are designated Makerspaces on both campuses.
- The Upper School’s computer lab houses both Apple and Windows machines to support student learning in computer science and computer engineering.
- The art department’s digital lab is a space for students to create projects using the Adobe Suite, 3D modeling software, Glowforge, and more.
DIGITAL SPACES
- Software — Below is a list of a few software applications that teachers are using to communicate, build content knowledge, and create a digital workflow for their parents and students.
- Seesaw — Some teachers in the Lower Schools use Seesaw to post pictures and updates on students for parents to see.
- BrainPOP — Some teachers use BrainPOP to engage students with various topics to build connections and boost academic achievement.
- Kahoot! — One way for teachers to motivate students is to gamify their content using Kahoot!
- Desmos — The mathematics department often want to provide mathematical visualizations for their students using Desmos.
- Canva — Some students and teachers are using Canva to design original graphics, presentations, magazines, videos, and more.
- For questions about digital spaces, please contact Kristina O’Connor.
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