Our family has been at Villa for over 6 years. We LOVE the elementary school (K-6). It's the only…read moreprivate school in N. Kentucky where we've found racial and religious diversity. We've found that other cultures are celebrated at this Catholic school, too, which I thought was unique. A decent percentage of the student body is NOT Catholic, which is nice. The families chose Villa for a good education and community. The principal is top notch. We would highly recommend this school!

Great Catholic school that provides a great education. Lots of activities for kids to do as part…read moreof the school.

Walnut Hills High school has a very impressive alumni association for a high school. It's probably…read moreas well run as most small college alumni associations. With many successful alumni, they are able to raise millions to keep the school going and to build and update the buildings. The school boasts alumni such as James Levine, Charles Guggenheim, and John Hoebbel. Students boast about alumni such as Charles Manson and Jerry Rubin. While I was a student there they built a huge science and arts building that cost millions. The next year they completely renovated the school's auditorium which I got to take full advantage of as a theatre student. Soon after I left they were renovating the gym. Walnut Hills is part of the Cincinnat Public School system but because of all the amenities from the private alumni funding, it has access to resources that other public schools in the area. This is all thanks to the Alumni foundation.

Great school! The teachers are dedicated. The students receive a quality education and excellent…read morefoundation.

My son attends this school and had an excellent time last year in Mrs. Barbel's Pre-K class. We…read morewere very worried that he would struggle adapting to going to school rather than being home every day. He is looking forward to attending again this year and will not stop talking about it.

Terrible school. The school resource officer has been grooming my granddaughter. She was meeting…read morewith my granddaughter daily & buying her toys. We had already told them we did not have any needs & my granddaughte had plenty of toys & to not send anything home. Finally, we went to the school & told the resource officer directly to leave my granddaughter alone. What they did next was highly unethical, they said they talked to me about my granddaughters absences, which was a lie. I never spoke with them. They told my daughter that my granddaughter was out of parent notes & if she missed anymore, there would be truancy charges. Do you know how hard it is to watch your granddaughter get physically sick over being stalked by the resource officer? Every chance the resource officer got to be alone with her, she did. After we make a complaint over it, the school filed truancy charges, I call this retaliation. I heard he secretary tell my daughter (IF) she (my granddaughter) missed again, they would report her for truancy. Then they added notes that they couldn't get a hold of us & added pages & pages of notes. I noticed the notes were from when my daughter was a child back in 2009 & they added that as evidence to my granddaughter being truant. Ironically, my daughter was a victim of Yealey & the notes go back to when I had filed a OCR complaint. Did you know that Yealey had employed a counselor who was married to a pedofile who assaumotes kids my daughter's age at that time? Now the school is grooming my granddaughter & lying in school documents in order to look innocent. I am seeking legal advice & I will take legal action. I would love to give full details on this situation to our local news & if anyone else has had a bad experience, please reach out & maybe we can start a class action lawsuit against this unethical & unacceptable retaliation & unjust treatment & behavior.

The schools here are blazing new trails every day. They seem on the cutting edge of confidence for…read morethese kids. I am impressed with the amount of feedback and communication we are receiving. I am proud to be part of this close knit community. The sports have a ways to go. But they are getting better. It takes a while to build those kinds of sports programs. :)

I think that the people who go to this church are really inconsiderate of the people who live…read morehere!! Getting off a long day at work to come home to nowhere to park is my favorite thing!! I really dont think God would want you to clog up a residential road and park like shit. Maybe make a bigger parking lot because its not like you need to pay taxes...

The official Catholic church of College Hill--…read more --St. Clare Church is one of the cornerstones of the College Hill community. Though the associated parish school closed some time ago, there still is a vibrant and active congregation. The church holds various events throughout the year and has a presence in regular neighborhood events like the annual pumpkin patch. Every Friday through Lent St. Clare will be holding their annual fish fry held in the church basement. St. Clare shares a parking lot with College Hill Presbyterian and also has its own parking lot that is associated with the school behind the church. Parking is also available on the street and is typically used before the parking lots as it is closer to the church entry. If you get the chance spend some time with Father George. When he's not leading masses at St. Clare Church he likes to spend his time as an apiarist. Father George's honey can commonly be found on sale at church events. He bottles at varying times during the year which makes for different flavors and colors of honey (this is dependent upon what types of flowers are available to the bees during the spring, summer, and fall). I suggest the spring honey, it is very light and sweet! St. Clare is also the home to a handful of nuns and monks who live and work in the adjacent buildings.

This facility is a gem in the Thomas More College crown... The Center for Ohio River Research and…read moreEducation/Biology Field Station is a research facility that studies and completes bio-assesments of the Ohio river, it's tributaries and streams, as well as, other Tri-State lakes, streams and creeks in order to obtain the state of their eco-systems. These evaluations help to determine the health of the surrounding environments and whether actions need to be taken to ensure the future vitality of these eco-systems. We take our youth groups to the summer learning programs and the kids consitently proclaim that the C.O.R.R.E is their favorite trip of the summer. The Staff, led by Dr. Christopher Lorentz and Ms. Livvi Lantry, are brilliant and amazing with the kids. I highly recommend looking into these programs for your youth group..!!

My two kids have attended Cardinal Pacelli for the last three years. My kids have received a great…read moreeducation, and also made plenty of great friends. The teachers go out of their way to monitor the students academic progress in to ensure that each child is doing the best I possibly can. The school does offer a wide variety of sports that both of my children have competed in. The school offers a wide variety of academic courses which helps young students to decide what they want to do. I would recommend this School to any parent that is looking to send their children to a great School.

Great school. Have three kids going through, one graduated and one starting kindergarten and one…read morein between. We are thoroughly invested in this school and love it. Oldest was very well prepared for St X.