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Elizabeth Zimmerman `24 was recognized by the Ohio Army National Guard as “an outstanding leader in her community and school.”

Cincinnati Country Day School welcomes the third class of inductees into the school’s Arts Hall of Fame: Aaron Dessner `94, Bryce Dessner `94, Ashley Kahn `78, Barbara Kellar, and Kim Kern `87.

The gym of the Leonard Family Athletic Center was filled with friends, family, teachers, and coaches as four Nighthawks officially announced to the Cincinnati Country Day School community where they have officially committed to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level.

The girls varsity soccer team has advanced to the state championship game after the 4-0 victory on November 7 over Madeira in the state semifinals! Get your tickets to cheer on our Nighthawks! 

Let's flood the stands at Loveland High School on Tuesday, November 7 to cheer on our Nighthawks for the Division III State Semifinals against Madeira!

This year, Upper School will be producing Seussical: The Musical, and we would love to have your grades 2-8 child participate in the production if they are interested!

Cincinnati Country Day School has been named one of only eight teams in the nation to be awarded a Lemelson-MIT (LMIT) InvenTeam® grant in the amount of $7,500. The team at Country Day, which was recently ranked the #1 best high school for STEM in the Cincinnati area, will create an invention geared toward improving road bike safety.

We are excited to announce the additions of Tommy Connelly, Jr. and Katie Slovacek to our roster of coaches. 

In the 69^th annual National Merit Scholarship Program, Marley Handler `24 was named a National Merit Semifinalist, and Rana Arebi `24 and Gracie Mitchell `24 were named National Merit Commended Students. Additionally, five students were also honored in the National African American Recognition Program and five students were also honored in the National Hispanic Recognition Program.

The Cincinnati Country Day School community honored two alumni during the 2023 Alumni Breakfast: Dick Durand `73 was named this year’s recipient of the Virtue in Action Award and Steve Lazarus `81 was selected as the recipient of the 2023 Distinguished Alumni Award.

We have long known that in order to thrive, students need to develop a sense of mastery, autonomy, and community. And while our methods will continue to evolve in response to a rapidly changing world, those objectives will remain the same at Country Day.  

This past fall, Levi was awarded not one but three Congressional Awards – bronze, silver, and gold. Only 550 people in the United States receive the gold medal each year.

During Convocation, which is the school's opening ceremony, Head of Upper School Jenn Weinheimer announced the 2022-23 class scholars - the top scholars in their grades.

Phil Geier `66 is one of our country’s preeminent leaders in international education, and his vision for the 21st century led to the creation of what has since become the largest privately funded international scholarship program in the world—the Davis United World College Scholars Program.

Senior Sigourney Smyth has spent almost her entire academic career at Country Day. In the fall, she plans to attend James Madison University to major in biology.

Country Day is known for having a challenging and wide-ranging curriculum to help students grow into well-rounded citizens who are empowered to succeed now and in the next phase of their lives. Students learn to thrive in the classroom as well as outside of it. A prime example of a student embracing and thriving in the rigors of being a Country Day student is 8^th grader Max Sun.

The new school year is bookended by two all-school gatherings in the outdoor amphitheater and on August 25, Head of School Rob Zimmerman `98 welcomed students, staff, and teachers to the 98th academic year during the first of those two events - Opening Convocation.