From the 2018 vault of unpublished reviews: This is a review specifically for the event space at…read morethe Auditorium. I went to see the Cincinnati Men's Chorus 2018 holiday show (courtesy of Yelp - thank you!). The space was absolutely fantastic. I love the regal feel of the old theater architecture: it's a hybrid of Neo-Classical meets Art Deco: simply stunning! There are so many cool architectural features including a Greek/Roman nautical theme, and beautiful Rookwood drinking fountains. Who could help being inspired when studying/learning/performing in such a grand space? It's so great to see the obvious pride and alumni involvement that Walnut Hills has reflected in the preservation of their beautiful campus.

Why review a high school? Because it's there! And maybe your children should go. Since children…read morearen't allowed on Yelp, this is for parents. Walnut is the college preparatory magnet school in the Cincinnati Public Schools system. Cincy has a controversial tracking system like Germany. I support it. Others do not. Walnut has 7-12 in the same building allowing students access to activities and clubs with other students across all the grades. It is large enough that almost every student can find a niche and friends. Activities and niches are an antidote to jr high-high student on student psychic oppression. Other Cincy 7-12 magnet schools may also remedy. Walnut academics are the star. There are outstanding AP options and all the prep in earlier grades to be ready. The other star is diversity - students from every neighborhood - diverse like the real world. I learned hugely from fellow students outside my neighborhood. My year the college bound rate was 94%. Of the close friends who did not go to college right after graduating, one is a psychiatrist and the other is a masters-degreed international consultant. One of the most notable things about Walnut is its Alumni Association. It's a network when you are in the school and after graduating. The Alumni Association raises money for capital improvements, like constructing a new science building, and it raises operating money for student programs. There isn't family money for a student to travel to a chess tournament? Alum money is there for that. Walnut is because every parent, every teacher, every alum wants every student to succeed and change the world. They do. Frankly every public school should be and can be the same! Of course Cincy has many suburbs with many fine high schools of their own. And Cincy has private schools. Say you were moving to Cincy. Where should I live with kids? Sometimes Yelpers want to live in the city proper. What are the K-6? If you have kiddos, study the data for each school and district. What K-6 is doing what, What 7x12s do they feed. What colleges are those feeding? Of high schools, Walnut is one of the top handful in the Cincy area, top state, and does very well in the country lists.

Our youngest is a senior here. It's been a great place for her to learn. She has really flourished…read morehere.

very inspiring and was there when I need them first they really helped me out and I appreciate them…read morefor helping me get my high school diploma felt good to have on a gown and walked up to get my diploma !!!!!!!

From the owner: Giving Cincinnati-area students the chance they deserve to learn and excel in a non-traditional…read moresetting is our mission at Dohn Community High School. We're here to help students achieve academic success and be prepared to thrive in their chosen field of work. We are a multi-campus, non-profit high school in Cincinnati, OH, serving high school-age and adult students with a full spectrum of programs to serve all levels of learning needs. In addition to our academic curriculum, we promote community engagement, social development, and career fulfillment following graduation. Whether you're joining us in Avondale, Roselawn, or Downtown Cincinnati, you can count on our programs to help set you up for a successful future. Schedule a tour today!

Clifton sda Is a very nice church I love how multi-cultural it is. Good youth programs. A. Bit on…read morethe conservative side but not too conservative. It's not a really a good or bad thing because some people prefer different worship styles. Very close to the university of Cincinnati. Which is a plus if your living on campus or in Cincinnati for college.

Our daughter started at Summit at the beginning of her 8th grade year because she was looking for…read moremore challenges. She immediately found a home. The teachers are amazing and push these kids to be great.

My son and daughter flourished in Summit's Montessori program, as did my granddaughter too. One of…read morethe first and best Montessori programs in the region. Excellent staff and peaceful, stimulating educational environment. Encourages the individual child to progress independently as well as social and artistic enrichment.

My daughter was in need of tutoring so we were recommended to use Springer. Everything went well…read morethis Spring with the tutor we had. Few weeks after school starts have been horrible. My daughter is in dire need of stability and the lack of consistency with tutors was careless on Springer. Carmen was rude in our exchange and belittled us. I was optimistic Springer could help us.

I went there a long time ago and wasn't treated very well by the kids or administration and I…read morewalked out of there with a broken collar bone that was delibertly done by a kid in my class