The Saturday before Halloween, Lotspeich and Doherty families attended Trunk or Treat at the Doherty Campus. K-pop demon hunters, wizards, unicorns, dalmatians, and athletes enjoyed gathering candy and seeing the […]
Happy Halloween!
Over the past several months, our Middle School community at Seven Hills has taken meaningful steps toward strengthening the culture we want our students to experience every day — rooted […] In the bustling hallways and vibrant classrooms of both Lotspeich and Doherty, something transformative is taking shape. Our teachers are bringing to life our new “Portrait of a Learner” that […] Recently, a group of Seven Hills teachers and parents gathered to watch a recorded presentation by Dr. Lisa Damour. Lisa is a psychologist, author, parent, educator (and Ohio resident), who […] What do you remember when you think of your favorite school teacher? I would guess that what comes to mind first is not the academic material that particular teacher covered. […] At the start of every school year, and particularly at the start of this 2025-26 school year, which I believe will be largely defined by our new Strategic Plan, I […]
The boys varsity soccer team went into the post-season with a No. 2 seed, were district champions, and went on to face Summit Country Day in the regional finals earning […] In early October, Lotspeich fifth graders met with 11th graders for a cross-grade discussion about American writer Joseph Campbell’s concept of a hero’s journey. Congratulations to the cast and crew of “The Adventures of Rocky & Skye” and “Herby Alice Counts Down to Yesterday.” 
Restoring, Reconnecting, and Growing Together: Launching Our CARES Framework at Seven Hills
Nurturing the Whole Child: Seven Hills’ Portrait of a Learner in Action in our Lower Schools
Leaving the Comfort Zone
Engaging the Heart and Mind at Seven Hills
Seven Hills’ New Strategic Plan: Heart, Mind, and Community
What’s happening at Seven Hills?
Boys Soccer Reaches Regional Finals
A Heroic Collaboration Between Fifth Grade and 11th Grade
Middle School Performs Two One-Act Plays