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Terre Virzi '22 was recently awarded the Miami Valley Conference (MVC) Dick Snyder Award for character, integrity, and sportsmanship.  

Launched in March 2022, the school's redesigned website was recently named an Arcturus winner from Vega Digital Awards. 

Students Helping Students is a Country Day signature program that provides weekly curricular support for younger students who may want help with certain school subjects by pairing them with Upper School "study buddies" for the year.

Josh Williamson '23 was selected for the highly competitive TAP MD summer medical exploration program of the Health Alliance. Students attend various learning experiences that show what it is like to be a physician.  

Before he graduated, we sat down with Student Council President Zach Corbin to gather his insight into his Country Day experience.

We celebrated three major class milestones on May 27 and May 28 with the 4th grade recognition ceremony, the 8th grade recognition ceremony, and the commencement ceremony for the Class of 2022.  

True, for the 2022-23 school year, Harvard University offered admission to only 1,954 students out of 61,220 applicants. But it’s also true that as co-president of Honor Council, co-president of the Science Olympiad team, Mock Trial captain, Academic Team captain, golf team player, tennis team member, and as one of the funniest writers his advisor has even known, Cole is prepared for whatever Harvard will throw his way.

Memorial Day presents an opportunity for us to acknowledge and reflect on the lives of the courageous people who gave the last full measure of devotion to protect our freedom and this great country of ours.

On Friday, May 27 the Middle School held its annual end-of-the-year awards ceremony.

On Thursday, May 19, the Country Day Class of 2022 gathered with the rest of the Upper School in Keeler Theater for the last time for the Upper School awards ceremony.  

One of the most memorable and emotional end-of-year traditions at Country Day is when teachers, staff, and students from all divisions line the sidewalks on campus to clap as seniors walk by wearing spirit wear from the colleges and universities where they will matriculate in the fall.

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Congratulations to Bob Buechner '65, Chris Griffith '81, Susan Pepper '95, Ellie Off Pomeroy '96, JR Foster '98, and Max Dietz '10. “Athletics are an essential component of the whole child education we value here at Country Day, and especially its ability to create leaders. A look at our honorees shows that Country Day has always helped to develop not just multi-sports athletes, but also multi-talented leaders.”

Daniel Nesbitt ’18 and Jonathan Fan ’18 have recently been named President’s Fellows at Trinity College. This year’s cohort is a diverse group of 32 scholars, each of whom has compiled an exemplary academic record. Click below to read the Q&A with these two amazing alumni.

On May 12, at the student-athlete recognition ceremony, four more student-athletes signed National Letters of Intent to play sports at the collegiate level.

As a long-term substitute teacher for 8^th grade English, Michael Pogue ’71 joins the ranks of nine fellow Cincinnati Country Day School alumni who now work at the school. Read what he says about why he wanted to return, what he thinks is special about the school, and things he has noticed have changed…and have stayed the same.

Cam Alldred '15 has been called up to start on the mound with the Pittsburg Pirates.

Rishi Gabbita '21 was recently accepted into University of Cincinnati's highly competitive dual Bachelor of Science/ Medical Doctorate program. He is researching how to prevent chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), and he has secured a provisional patent for a smart pill bottle device to prevent opioid abuse.