The Regional Scholastic Art and Writing Awards recognized 167 Seven Hills Middle and Upper School students with 325 awards for their writing and artwork. The Scholastic Arts and Writing […]
Middle and Upper School Students Win 325 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards
My grandmother, Maude Broadbent, was born just over 103 years ago on Jan. 29, 1923. Shortly before she passed away, I was in town for a conference, and we met […] Middle School is a season of remarkable growth. Students are learning more complex material, gaining independence, and beginning to see themselves, and one another, in new ways. It is also […] “We shape our buildings, and afterwards our buildings shape us.” About 90% of quotations on the internet are falsely attributed to Winston Churchill, but this is one he actually said, […] In today’s busy world, childhood often looks like a carefully orchestrated schedule. Between school days, after-school activities, and the demands of daily life, children rarely have time to simply be […] At Seven Hills, we believe that school should be more than a place to learn; it should be a place to belong. Our classrooms are not simply academic environments; they […]
In mid-December, Doherty and Lotspeich fifth graders visited the Middle School during the Fifth Grade Preview Day. Seven Hills families from every division volunteered at Matthew 25: Ministries and at the Freestore Foodbank during the 13th annual MLK Day On, Not Off. For two weeks in January, the Doherty library was home to some unlikely visitors, five freshwater mussels. The mussels came to Doherty through the Ohio River Foundation’s Mussels […]
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