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Josie Rutherford `18 is on a mission to make fertilizer more sustainable, and she's doing so one flush at a time. 

Our campus provides many unique opportunities for Lower School students to interact with Upper School students – from formal events like the opening convocation to fun-filled traditions like FallFest to all-school gatherings like the Wrap-In. These opportunities also take place in the classroom, through programs like Math Helpers.  

When Drew Fleischer `97 was at school at Country Day, he was known for his love of TV. Years later, nothing has changed, except now he is making TV, not just watching it.

The school proudly announces that Will Stoll `28 was selected to participate in the Ohio Music Education Association District 14 Junior High Honor Band. 

Congratulations to head football coach Dennis Coyle and head girls soccer coach Theresa “Hirsch” Hirschauer on being named All-City coaches of the year by the Cincinnati Enquirer. Coach Coyle is Division V-VII Football Coach of the Year, and Coach Hirschauer is Division III Girls Soccer Coach of the Year.  

In September, the school welcomed 15 students from Malaga, Spain, to campus as part of the one-to-one exchange program.  

Lower School Spanish teacher Daniela Melo has a passion for languages. Yes, she teaches Spanish, but she is also the author of a children's book written in her native language, Portuguese.

On Tuesday, January 10, Cincinnati Country Day School held its annual Senior Seminar, during which recently graduated alumni returned to campus to share insight about their college experiences with the current senior class. 

In early December, Jourdan Jones `23, Vic Quintero `25, and Emma Valentin `23 attended the NAIS 2022 People of Color Conference’s Student Diversity Leadership Conference (SDLC) in San Antonio, Texas.  

The arts are alive at Country Day, as evident by performances in all three divisions throughout the week of December 5. 

On December 8, the school came together for the 18th annual Wrap-In - a day of gift-wrapping, cross-divisional fun, and giving back.  

Demonstrating respect is most important when it is most difficult. After all, it is easy to show respect when everyone is in agreement. The true measure of character is whether you can respectfully disagree when everyone’s emotions are high and values differ.

Dr. Willard Sunderland from the University of Cincinnati will host a lecture and Q&A session about the events that have unfolded and are still occurring in Russia and Ukraine on Wednesday, December 14 at 6:30 p.m.

CJ DeBra `23 has been named a 2022 Fall High School All-American Athlete by United Soccer Coaches.  

On November 21, the school held the annual All-School Food Gathering and Turkey Train. 

CJ DeBra `23 has been named the Ohio Division III Player of the Year by the Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association.  

The girls varsity soccer team are now OHSAA Division III state champions. 

"This team has continued a tradition of excellence on the field and in the classroom, and by creating a family atmosphere for all 33 players. I could not be prouder of who they are as a team.”