Halloween at Seven Hills!

Seven Hills was filled with Halloween spirit! The Lotspeich Lower School and the Early Childhood Center (ECC) had spooky, spirited Halloween parades this morning! ECC students paraded around the outside of the Early Childhood Center, which was festooned with Halloween decorations provided by pre-kindergarten parent Stephanie Wong. Children in grades one through five walked around the upper field track as Creative Dramatics teacher Russell White announced their names. There were many creative costumes on display, including numerous superheroes and princesses, a box of mac and cheese, and a whirling tornado! On the Doherty Campus, pre-kindergarteners through fifth-graders paraded under the cover of a vast array of costumes, colors, and props. The festive parade of zombies, princesses, cartoon characters, and more moved across campus as parents drove along the parade route in cars decorated with spooky decorations. What a fun way to jump, slither, and slide into the fall season! Upper School students and faculty enjoyed fall festivities during Spooktoberfest on Oct. 30. The Upper School community met in a socially distanced fashion at the Upper School quad to get some fresh air, hold costume competitions, and go “trick-or-treating.” The Middle School celebrated Pumpkin Day this morning with several exciting activities! Each grade, broken into their advisory groups, participated in team building events, including door decorating, a Kahoot quiz, and a relay race. Students and teachers enjoyed the fun Halloween activities!

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Please Tell a Friend–Seven Hills to Host Virtual Admission Events

Please invite a friend to join us for our virtual real-time admission events, Questions & Conversations! We have reformatted our admission events so that attendees may participate at times that are more convenient for them and from their home or office!

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Dollars & Sense–Affording a Seven Hills Experience

For Grades PreK-12  

Thursday, Nov. 5, 12-12:30 p.m.                       

Think you can’t afford Seven Hills? Think again! Join the admission team to learn about the Seven Hills Affordability Initiative which includes our flexible tuition program and scholar award opportunities. We will discuss the application process, criteria, deadlines, and more. It’s more affordable than you think! 

Elementary Education–Inspired and Supported, Safe and Empowered

For PreK for 2-year-olds through Grade 5

Two campuses, one school. Families of children ages 2 through grade 5 can choose between our two lower school divisions: Doherty Lower School on our elementary-only Doherty Campus in East Walnut Hills and Lotspeich Lower School on our Hillsdale Campus—located along with our Middle and Upper Schools. Each of the two Seven Hills Lower Schools provides a challenging and supported academic program in a safe environment where each child is celebrated for exactly who they are. Our Head of School, Lower School Heads, Lower School faculty, and admission team look forward to giving you an inside look at our elementary schools!

Lotspeich Lower School

Tuesday, Nov. 10, 9-9:45 a.m.

Doherty Lower School

Wednesday, Nov. 11, 9-9:45 a.m.

College Counseling–Our Comprehensive Four-year Program

For Grades 9-12  

Wednesday, Jan. 27*, 12-1 p.m.

*We’ve changed the date of this event from Jan. 20 to Jan. 27. For questions, please contact our Admission Office at 513.728.2400.

Join representatives from our College Counseling department to learn about our comprehensive program, which comfortably guides students into and through the exploration, application, and decision stages of finding the best-fit college for each 12th-grader.

Let’s Chat! Student and Parent Panel

For Grades 6-12

Thursday, Jan. 21, 7-8 p.m.                     

Many students become new Stingers in Middle School and 9th grade! Talk directly to Seven Hills students about what it was like to join our community and all the student life opportunities to get involved with.  This is a great time to ask about Stinger sports, clubs, student government, theater, or whatever is on your mind about becoming part of your new school. Parents of  prospective Middle and Upper School students will have a chance to talk with current parents, as well. So, get comfortable and let’s chat!

Development Office Holds Alumni Career Panel

In late October, the Development Office hosted its annual Alumni Career Panel via Zoom. This year’s panelists included Merry Ewing ’76, Philip Ficks ’92, Sharon Liao ’12, David Mou ’04, and Benjamin van der Horst ’05.  Ben Greenberg ’06 moderated the discussion, which focused on addressing the challenges posed to working life by the pandemic.  Speakers discussed the ways in which their professional lives have been upended, from living in the NBA Bubble as a team liaison to adapting to new safety measures on a photo shoot to confronting changes to travel as a manager at Delta Airlines.