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Category Archives: School News
Cincinnati Area School and District Report Card for 2010-2011

Every year, the Cincinnati Enquirer publishes the state’s report card for each of our local school districts to advise the public on the relative quality of each. They recently published the district report cards for the 2010-2011 school year. From … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, School News Tagged Blue Ash, Cincinnati, cincinnati area, Indain Hill, Loveland, Madiera, Merimont, Montgomery, school evaluations, School rankings, school report cards, Sycamore, Symmes, Wyoming Comments Off
Relocating and Cincinnati School Information

Relocating families who move to Cincinnati are always looking for information about all of the school systems in the area. I am currently working with a a number of transferring families and I direct them to the Cincinnati School information … Continue reading
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Cincinnati Real Estate: Schools, Rules, and Taxes
Every home buyer I work with has different criteria that defines what is ideal for them. I often hear phrases like ‘good school district’, ‘low taxes’, and ‘nice neighbors’.As a Cincinnati real estate agent licensed in Ohio, there are certain … Continue reading
Posted in School News Tagged acceptance rate, cincinnati area, Cincinnati Real Estate, Cincinnati schools, college acceptance, complete list, extra curricular activities, home buyer, information page, neighbors, real estate agent, real estate resources, real estate schools, realtor, religious institutions, resources section, school information, test scores Comments Off
Ohio’s Public Education is 8th Best in the Country

The State of Ohio has the 8th best public education system in the US, tied with Maine, according to US News and World Report. The rankings are based upon the percentage of Gold, Silver, and Bronze rated schools. Locally Walnut … Continue reading
Posted in Community Building, School News Tagged Cincinnati schools, education, Ohio schools 2 Comments
Newsweek’s top 1300 US Public Schools

Each year Newsweek puts out a list in the spring of its top 1300 public schools. This year 5 Cincinnati area public schools made it into the top half of that list. Sycamore (585), Mariemont (449), Indian Hill (120), Wyoming … Continue reading
Cincinnati Public Schools Builds LEED School to Service Amberley
The Cincinnati Public Schools System is in the midst of building its first LEED Certified school to services Amberly Village, Gold manor and Pleasant Ridge. The new Pleasant Ridge Elementary, designed by Steed Hammond Paul was engineered to meet the … Continue reading
Posted in Green Living, Neighboorhood Reports, School News Tagged Amberly, Cincinnati public schools, Cincinnati Real Estate, Golf Manor, new development, real estate Comments Off
Ludlow Avenue – Clifton
Just to the North of the heart of the University of Cincinnati sits Ludlow avenue. And exceptionally eclectic and vibrant street filled with a menagerie of shops, restaurants and mosaic store fronts. Ludlow Avenue is going through a major urban … Continue reading







Cincinnati School Levy A Realtor’s Perspective
In the recent edition of Cincinnati Magazine the main focus is a review of various school systems. One of the sidebar commentaries suggests that parents consider the community’s support of the school system; and that funding levies are a good … Continue reading →