Great neighborhood school! Staff is incredible and my children are going to the best school around!read more

Summit elementary is a GREAT school. The teachers are kind, hardworking, and truly want each child…read moreto succeed. My daughter has asperger's and can be rather challenging at times. Summit assembled a team of professionals at the school to help. They have been supportive every step of the way... and i cannot say enough good things about this school!

Went to elementary here and absolutely loved all my time spent. Would def send my kidsread more

This elementary school is in the Covington Independent Public School district. Although much of the…read moreschool appears to be very old, it has obviously been updated and remodeled over the years. My affiliation with the school is through my employer, Gateway Community & Technical College. Gateway has a mentoring relationship with the school and is involved in various activities there. I participated in a book club with a 5th grade class and also in a book-making group for younger students. The staff seems very caring and involved.

Mary Queen of Heaven fish fry was the first fry of the 2012 Lenten season and with nothing to…read morecompare it to except for my memory of other fries; I really enjoyed my fish sandwich, fries and cole salw ($7.75) and beer ($2). The fish wasn't anything remarkable, but the fries are battered and the standout item for me was the homemade tartar sauce. The condiment stand is in the gym so you can get as much of it, ketchup and pickles as you please! I did not purchase any desserts, but I think they were able a dollar and looked terrific! Of course since Lent coincides with Girl Scout cookie season you're bound to be asked to buy cookies and any split the pot or fundraisers for the school/church. The seating is located in the gym and our group of 11 was able to squeeze around a long banquet table. We enjoyed watching the kids in costumes roam about as well as those not dressed deliver the orders called out by Tiny and the Codfather. Ben the beer guy sold beer right to your table so you didn't have to travel back out to the hallway for a beer, which is sold as you wait in line to place your order. Since I was sent in to grab a table, a friend went through the ordering process for me, but it appears to be seamless. Writing this review after attending several church/school fish fries, I will say this was one of the places with many kids running and I note this for those who don't realize these are family social outings and prefer to avoid these situations. Our group enjoyed the students' drawings and thoughts about Lent handing in the hallways :)

My husband and I are very impressed with MQH grade school. Our grandson loves school, has loved…read moreevery teacher he has had since kindergarten, and has learned well. The religious education is superb and truly orthodox, following the teachings of the Catholic Church. He feels loved and very much at home while he is at school. The children always look so neat and classy in their uniforms and seem to be very polite with no real discipline problems. So far we have been told by other parents that there hasn't been any true "bullying" at our school. We believe this to be true! We attend many class parties and events and the children seem to get along quite well and to interact as family. MQH offers Spanish, Art, and Computer Science together with religious studies, reading, social studies, science and math classes. We highly recommend MQH. We are both teachers. Grandma taught secondary education with a Master's degree and Grandpa was a college professor and administrator with a PhD in physics and math at major state universities.

Passing by, St. Ursula Villa hardly looks like a school; it's more like an old castle. Little do…read moreCincinnatians know that this building was once home to R.K. LeBlonde, a legend in the Queen City's machine tool industry. LeBlonde built his mansion in 1913. European heritage is prominent throughout the structure, such as lead peaked windows and a stone exterior. While some renovations have been needed, I was pleased to see most of the original home untouched and intact. LeBlonde lived in the house until his death in 1953. Afterwards, the property was willed to the Archdiocese and became St. Ursula Villa in the 1960s. St. Ursula Villa is a beautiful landmark rich in Cincinnati history. Since this is a private school, the most respectful time for viewing is on the weekends when classes are not in session.

Excellent German immersion school (K-6) located in Cincinnati, Ohio.read more

For the last 5 years our children have had a wonderful experience at Fairview. The school really…read moreshows how parents and teachers working together can deliver a superior experience for children.

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.

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.

I have transfered my kid to many different schools but none have been this interactive and…read moresupporting crescent ridge has taught my kids more in two months then any other school in 3 years thank you for your interactive lessons my kid loves going to school with his best friends one starts with an M one starts with an I thank you Crescent ridge academy

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