Don't send your child to this school. They overwhelm the students with work and do not care about…read moretheir progress. What a disappointment! It's not anything like it used to be. Please read the reviews before considering this school. My family has suffered as a result of their negligence.

The School for the Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) is home to 1400 students and is the only…read morepublic K-12 art school in the United States. Grades K-3 are admitted by application and grades 4 and up must also audition for admission. Pupils outside of the Cincinnati Public Schools system can attend for a tuition fee; those inside county can attend for free. The school has three large performance venues: - The Corbett Theater (seats 750) - The Mayerson Theater (seats 300) - The Black Box Theater (seats 130) The Corbett Theater stage has high ceilings which allow for "flying" actors, as well as an orchestra pit that sinks down to another level of the building! In addition to the stage, SCPA has courses in their scenery and prop room. Students create and build about 95% of the stage. The convenient location of the stage shop allows them to move scenery on and off the stage with ease. The art and dance rooms have a wall of windows which overlook 12th Street, Music Hall and Washington Park. Equipped with six dance studios, students can rehearse in this studio knowing their show can be replicated, step for step, in the Corbett Theater, as the two venues are identical in size. Many of the studios are heavily insulated so that loud classes will not disturb another. The school building has a very modern design with industrial elements and bright colors. Massive pieces of student artwork hang in the hallways. My favorite detail about the school is their students: they appeared happy and focused. In contrast to other public schools, all of the SCPA pupils were dressed nicely for class with combed hair; no one was wearing pajamas.

Amazing school, everyone is truly a family at this place! No matter what gender, race, age, or…read moresexual orientation, you'll be accepted.

Wish lunch was longer and food could be improved. The wraps are fine but DO NOT get the pasta. One…read moreof the people who works there also told me to get a haircut and I thought that was pretty unprofessional. Overall I would recommend packing your own lunch unless they're serving chicken patties.

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.

MSB has housed me for the past 4 years. I have a love-hate relationship with it. So many good, bad,…read morebut mostly non-descript times in the cafeteria, library, cadaver lab, particular study rooms, the gym...it is my sanctuary, and alas, my prison. Only 3 more years!!! 3...more...years.... Need to use the bathroom? Pick a floor and a corridor...I know the entire layout. Am I bragging about this? Maybe. Need to avoid the elevators after a huge lecture or a lunch conference? I know of a couple stairwells that will get the job done for you. Starving and it's 3 am? Stroll on over to one of the vending machines and may I recommend the mini-donuts in particular? Sure, you're on the track to diabetes but look at what you're doing at 3 am on a Saturday night, for crying out loud. Do you even HAVE standards anymore?!?! MSB has it all. That's why a certain person in the c/o 2012 managed to actually LIVE in the MSB, eating out of the R&R fridges, surfing the net for hours in the library and then in the private computer lab, getting free laundry service and deriving his entire wardrobe from the 1st floor scrub machine. For his once-a-week showers (I'm guessing), the CARE/Crawley gym would suffice. Or the sinks in the bathroom. I wouldn't know for sure. This is one place I'll have both fond and painful memories of, but in 2016 I will run away and never look back!

Great place to study! Access at night is limited to students and staff so it is very safe. Study…read moreareas include private rooms, tables in an open area, study pods, computer lab, and library.

If your looking for a really good private school option that is academically solid, spiritually…read moresound, AND affordable, I've found it! Heritage Academy in Florence Ky is a Pre K through 12th grade private Christian school. They were rated 16th in all of Ky for private schools in 2015. My Daughter is a freshman there and she absolutely loves it and her teachers! What's more, it's actually affordable compared to the other private schools in the area. And if you have more than 2 kids, it's even better because you only pay tuition for the first 2. The rest are free! They also offer extra curricular activities like sports, art club etc... They offer college prep assistance, ACT,SAT testing and so on. It's a small classroom environment so students get plenty of personal attention by very dedicated teachers. Love this school!!

We signed our son up for tutoring in June to avoid the summer slump, but our family ultimately…read moredecided that Huntington was not the right fit, primarily because the tutoring model we received differed significantly from what we understood during the enrollment process. Enrollment uses a remote salesperson after a local assessment, and in our case that created a major disconnect. We expected individualized, interactive instruction. Instead, our son was placed in a small-group setting (up to a 4:1 student-to-tutor ratio) where much of the work consisted of independently completing worksheets while the tutor rotated among students. Parents should also understand the financial commitment before enrolling. In addition to the assessment fee, there is a $250 registration fee, and families are expected to prepay a large tutoring package. We were initially presented with a plan exceeding $10,000 before ultimately enrolling in a package of roughly $3,000. Had the instructional model and financial commitment been clearly explained upfront, we would not have enrolled. Our second session was also impacted by staffing issues while the director was serving jury duty. Our son was overwhelmed by the lack of structure, and the experience highlighted how dependent the center appeared to be on the director's presence. To the local director's credit, she spent considerable time discussing our concerns, was candid about the issues we raised, offered to credit the disrupted session, and ultimately honored the refund provisions of our agreement. Our concerns stemmed primarily from the disconnect between the enrollment process and the day-to-day tutoring experience we encountered. I'm leaving this review in the hopes that other parents can go in more informed than we were.  Before starting with an assessment, make sure you understand what a typical session actually looks like and know all fees and the size of the required prepaid tutoring package.

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..!!

The review of football fields continue. This time we're going to take a look at Goshen High…read moreSchool, where games are played at Jim Brown Stadium. I've actually been to a couple of the varsity football games here as a spectator, but mostly for the last two summers I've officiated semi-pro football games on this field. A couple of details about this field. Located behind the high school and middle school you drive onto the parking lot, which really isn't all that big. So if you're looking to get a good spot to park on a Friday night you better get here early. But during the summer at semi-pro games there's plenty of parking for everyone. When you walk through the gates you'll see that the usual high school bleachers are up. The field is artificial turn with a track that runs around it. The field itself is really nice. I've been told the field was one of the first in the Cincinnati area to have turf installed. If that be the case the turf is holding up really well. It is a very comfortable field to work on, very easy on the feet and knees. I always look forward to working a game here because I know that I'm not going to be all that sore afterwards. They have a nice scoreboard too, but alas, no 25-second clock. That would be nice. A couple of notes. A little over a year ago vandals ripped up the middle of the field and it had to be replaced. Surprisingly you can't really tell the difference between the new part in the middle and the rest of the field. Additionally, this field has two concessions stands, one located near each end of the field. This really cuts down on the lines during halftime and makes it easier to grab snacks before the second half begin. All-in-all a pretty decent field. Great place to watch a game, great place to work a game. Mahalo, and enjoy.

The schools could be much better. As an alumni and as a person who lives up the road even now I am…read moreaware of the flaws that this school has ingrained into it. It fails to adequately prepare the students for college and for the outside world. Most of the students who graduate from this school will never be more than middle management. There is a lot of cronyism and bias in this district. There is a lot that needs to be changed before the district is where it should be. Perhaps starting with managing the school's academics before they put more money into the male sports teams.