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Withrow's annual "Adopt A Child for the Holidays" initiative is underway, aiming to provide gift cards to 42 students in need this holiday season.

Cincinnati Public Schools will host a cheerleading competition to showcase cheer programs from across the district.

Withrow's Snack Drive is set to take place from November 29, 2024, through December 16, 2024.

With the arrival of December, Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) reflects on the achievements of the past year.

Silverton Elementary School has announced the launch of its Math Academy, a Tier 2 intervention program aimed at providing targeted math support to students in small groups.

Evanston Academy has been awarded the Save the Music Foundation Core Band Grant, which will supply the school with 36 musical instruments along with essential equipment and materials to enhance its music classes.

Nominations for the Gold Star Teacher of the Year award are now open.

Families and students are invited to participate in a Family Math Night on Wednesday, December 11, from 3:30 to 6 p.m. The event will take place in the school's cafeteria.

The Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) Board of Education has officially appointed Shauna Murphy as the district's permanent superintendent.

In a recent meeting, students from every high school within Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) met with Interim Superintendent Shauna Murphy to discuss rising violence in schools.

The Taft Senators have advanced to the regional semifinals after defeating Brookville in the Division 4 regional quarterfinals.

Woodward High School's Marching Band, "The Pride," has been awarded a $3,000 grant to enhance its musical capabilities.

Dr. Isidore Rudnick, the Fine Arts Curriculum Manager for Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS), has been honored with the CreativeOhio Arts Educator Champion Award for 2024.

John P. Parker School students have been engaging with local history through the 2,892 Miles to Go project, an educational initiative designed to highlight untold stories within their community.

Frances Canty, an alumna of Withrow High School and a notable Freedom Rider, was honored at a recent National Honor Society (NHS) meeting.

This summer, Oliver Tiani Vessah, a member of Withrow's National Honor Society, returned to his home country of Cameroon.

As November begins, Cincinnati Public Schools Interim Superintendent Shauna Murphy emphasizes the significance of community and connections within schools.

Woodward Career Technical High School recently hosted a naturalization ceremony where 50 individuals became new American citizens.

New teachers in the Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) system are benefiting from a new initiative called "Newbie Networking Nights."

Nominations are now being accepted for The Cincinnatus Association’s 2025 Excellence in Education Awards.