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Rising Summit senior Graham Nicholson, Anderson Township, was awarded third place in a statewide writing competition administered by the Ohio Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (OHSSAR).
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The protests sweeping the country reflect the built-up frustration many concerned citizens are feeling. A group of alumni challenged the school to do more than it has in the past to combat racism. Head of School Rich Wilson reflects on classroom efforts put into place in the past three years and applauds alumni for their passion for justice.
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What started out as a reflective prayer during a virtual meeting May 12 among members of The Summit Country Day School community ended up as a schoolwide service project to benefit St. Boniface School in Northside.
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While the coronavirus pandemic resulted in cancellation of the Milwaukee School of Engineering Center for Biomolecular Modeling MAPS and SMART Teams Poster Session, 11 Summit students Modeled a Protein Story in anticipation of participating in the annual event.
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As an independent school, we continue our founding traditions as a Notre Dame community. The heart of our mission is to educate leaders of character who will value and improve the world they inherit. Here in a warm, inclusive culture, every child is known, their God-given talents are valued and relationships flourish.
Academic Excellence
High Expectations Deliver outstanding Results
Academic Excellence
High Expectations Deliver Outstanding Results
Highly-trained faculty
with an average of 20 years teaching experience, plus literacy and math specialists.
small class sizes
a 9:1 student-faculty ratio that promotes close relationships with teachers and among peers.
high-impact instructional best practices
that emphasize creative problem-solving and experiential learning.
A rigorous, mission-centered curriculum
that develops intellectual and cultural competence.
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Spiritual Growth
Inclusive Community Fosters Values and Guides Faith Formation
Spiritual Growth
Values-based experiences guide faith formation
Religious education curriculum
that supports both spiritual and intellectual development.
opportunities for discovery & reflection
include liturgies, retreats, missions and student-led prayer.
chaplain and specially trained faculty
who guide students on their spiritual journey.
warm and inclusive culture
where empathy and acceptance are valued.
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Leaders of Character
Mission challenges all to be peacemakers, changemakers.
Leaders of Character
Mission challenges all to be peacemakers, change makers
NOTRE DAME-INSPIRED COMMUNITY SERVICE
to the most vulnerable and disadvantaged – locally and globally.
CROSS-DIVISIONAL LEADERSHIP CURRICULUM
emphasizes ethical dilemmas and global awareness.
GRADE-LEVEL CHARACTER TRAIT PROGRAM
that builds a lifelong ethical framework.
CREATIVE PROBLEM-SOLVING
and experiential learning opportunities at all grade levels.
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Physical & Social-Emotional Wellness
Vibrant Community of Highly Engaged Students
Physical & Social-Emotional Wellness
Bring out the best for the whole child in every child.
PROMOTION OF DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
through our no-cut sports policy and an emphasis on healthy living habits.
EXTENSIVE PROGRAMS IN THE ARTS
music, fine and performing arts – inspire creativity and cultivate passion and skill.
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND SOCIAL SKILLS
taught at every grade level; dedicated counselors in each division.
A CULTURE OF EXTRAORDINARY CARE
that supports students who are new to the school and through transitions to across each division.
Learn more About How we Deliver on our Promise for Academic Excellence at Every Developmental Stage
Get To Know Us
1:9
Faculty/Student Ratio
Thirteen-Year World Language Program
24
acres on main campus
$4,300,000
in annual financial aid
Founded in 1890
100%
college placement
1:1
BOY/GIRL RATIO
Annual All-School Art Show
74
HOME ZIP CODES
49%
RECEIVE TUITION ASSISTANCE
Community Service at All Grade Levels
30%
STUDENTS OF COLOR
60:40
CATHOLIC/OTHER FAITH TRADITIONS
Regional, State & National Award Winners
5,000
5,000 Alumni Distinguished with Diverse Talents
21
YEARS IN STATE LATIN LEADERSHIP
$10,000,000
SCHOLARSHIP OFFERS TO RECENT GRADS
15
ACRES AT ATHLETIC COMPLEX
No. 1-Ranked Catholic High School in Ohio
47
ALUMNI ON COLLEGE TEAMS
1,020
STUDENTS
Spanish, French, Mandarin and Latin Taught
17
FAITH TRADITIONS REPRESENTED
24
AP CLASSES OFFERED
Annual Theater Productions in All Four Schools
78%
FACULTY WITH ADVANCED DEGREES
24
AP CLASSES OFFERED
13
CHARACTER TRAITS TAUGHT BY GRADE LEVEL
Our Youngest Students are 18-months-old
20
STATE ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS
Meet The Teachers
Highly-trained faculty, state-of-the-art resources and innovative curriculum have resulted in distinctive programs that make The Summit Country Day School's opportunities unique.
