Hadassah Romine, Caleb Wilch, & Laura Caplinger
Membean, an individualized, interactive vocabulary program, hosts annual national competitions. Last month they had a “Pseudoword” competition where students were challenged to use prefixes, roots, and suffixes to create their own “pseudoword” or fake word. They had to define their pseudoword and use it in a sentence as well.
Three of our freshmen, Hadassah Romine, Caleb Wilch, and Laura Caplinger, worked together to create “precentiphobia.” Their word means the fear of numbers less than one hundred. Not only did they place in the top 10, but they won 2nd place out of all the 9th-12th grade submissions, winning a $200 Amazon gift card! Congratulations!
Abigail Mathews
Each spring, 10,000 high school sophomores from across the country join one of HOBY’s 70 State Leadership Seminars to hone their leadership talents and apply them to become effective, ethical leaders in their homes, schools, workplaces, and communities. Their leadership programs are designed to prepare students to turn their ideas and goals into reality. Each program adheres to the five core HOBY values: Volunteerism, Integrity, Excellence, Diversity, and Community Partnership.
Congratulations to Abigail Mathews, for this year’s HOBY nomination from Cincinnati Christian Schools. Abigail wrote an outstanding essay on the importance of leadership. Thank you for reflecting Jesus in all you do!
Caleb Vetter
CCS has had the opportunity to partner with the football program Landmark Schools for several years. This year, one of our own students received their Andrew Knight Award for Godly leadership. Congratulations to Caleb Vetter! “Caleb has been playing football for Landmark for 6 years, beginning his journey as a QB his eighth-grade year. Caleb has always been one to put the needs of the team ahead of his own. Selfless is the word that truly defines Caleb, and it shows in his leadership abilities, especially with his younger teammates.” -Coach Goodpaster
Micah Katz & Christian Olson
Congratulations to Micah Katz & Christian Olson who competed at the Cross Country State Tournament! Micah brought home a medal at 20th place. Both seniors represented CCS well & broke personal records this season.
Ben Theile
We’re delighted to share that Ben Theile was nominated and accepted for NKU’s Pop Production Day! This day is a challenging musical “workout” for Ben and the other talented students attending. They are a part of a recording session, learning horn section techniques, and gaining insights into studio magic and production skills. They even have a masterclass with Sammy Haig, a renowned producer and composer. Congratulations, Ben, on this well-deserved opportunity!
Jackson Raby
Congratulations CCS senior, Jackson Raby! He earned the title of 2023 Miami Valley Conference Co-Golfer of the Year! Great job, Jackson!
Isaac Adamson
Please welcome our 2023–2024 6th grade student council president, Isaac Adamson! Isaac was elected by his peers to represent their voices and lead student council meetings.
Corbin Schaefer
Congratulations to our 2023–2024 5th grade student council president, Corbin Schaefer! Corbin was elected by K–6 students to help institute their ideas at student council meetings.
Jolie Percy
Jolie Percy has been awarded the NAARA award from The College Board National Recognition Program. This is a prestigious academic honor award. Congratulations, Jolie!
Mila Garren
CCS third grader, Mila Garren worked so hard over the summer to win the first Clever Crazes prize of the school year! Way to Go Mila!