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Children’s Meeting House . . . . . . . . . . 33

Directory Listing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Cincinnati Country Day . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

St. Veronica School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

St. Ursula Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 00

Rockwern Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 11

Miami Valley Christian Academy . . . 11 22

Guardian Angels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 33

St. Michael School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 44

Archbishop McNicholas School . . . . . 11 55

St. Louis School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 77

Saints Peter & Paul School . . . . . . . 11 88

Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy . 11 99

Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . . . . . 22 00

St. Thomas More School . . . . . . . . . . 22 11

St. Bernadette School . . . . . . . . . . . 22 22

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To succeed in today’s diverseand changing world, studentsneed more than just a solidknowledge of core curriculum.

They also need the ability toproblem solve, apply knowledgeto new situations, be good com-municators, be adaptable, andhave the capacity to work bothindependently and collaboratively.

An education at Children’sMeeting House MontessoriSchool does just that.

CMH Montessori is foundedon the principles of theMontessori method developed byDr. Maria Montessori, whoapproached education from aglobal perspective, consideringthe child’s intellectual, social,physical, and spiritual develop-ment.

The school prides itself onbeing an authentic Montessorischool.

CMH Montessori programs

extend from pre-kindergartenthrough sixth grade. Pre-primaryclassrooms are geared for chil-dren age 3 to 6 and include allday kindergarten.

A teacher-to-student ratio of10:1 ensures that students masterscience, math, reading, writing,Spanish, physical education, andother subjects.

Ninety-two percent of ourteachers hold master degrees andstudents benefit from yoga, pot-tery, and a variety of music pro-grams.

CMH Montessori curriculumis based on self-direction, non-competitive activities that helpchildren develop a strong self-image, high levels of academicand social competence, confi-dence, and optimism.

Thoughtfully prepared class-rooms are divided into curricu-lum areas with hands on materi-als that facilitate student curiosi-

ty, investigation, and independ-ent work.

Adaptable materials encour-age individual development atthe child’s own pace according totheir needs, skills, and interests.Multi-age classrooms stimulatediscussion and collaboration. Inthis child-centered environment,students can explore topics indepth and detail.

Montessori education lendsitself to critical thinking, self-dis-cipline and a level of self-esteemthat allows children to succeed inany academic setting.

Founded in 1973, CMHMontessori grew and expandedinto a new building in 2003 andstudents delight in the warm,inviting classrooms, bathed innatural light.

Situated on six acres withwoods, a pond, flower and veg-etable gardens, and an eco-learn-ing lab, the setting makes CHM

Montessori one the most beauti-ful and unique schools inCincinnati.

The grounds have abundantplant and wildlife species, whichthe children enjoy and studythrough a variety of outdoor pro-grams. In 2008, CHM Montessoriearned the State of Ohio’s desig-nation of “Wild School Site.”

Parents choose CMHMontessori to foster a lifelonglove of learning in their childbased on academic strength,adherence to the Montessorimethod, extra curricular pro-grams, and an emphasis on com-munity and peace.

You’re invited to tour the cam-pus, observe our classrooms, andtalk with teachers. Please call683-4757 or visit www.ChildrensMeetingHouseMontessori.com.CHM Montessori is state accred-ited and affiliated with theAmerican Montessori Society.

Discover more at Children’s Meeting House Montessori


Private SchoolDirectory

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to be apart of the fall 2009edition of the “PrivateSchool Directory.”For advertising call923-3111.To be included in thelisting call 591-6166.

Editor’s note: Below is a list ofprivate schools in the area andpertinent information aboutthem. They are listed in alpha-betical order. If you have ques-tions about the information inthis list, please contact MelissaHayden, specialty publicationseditor at 591-6166 .

All Saints8939 Montgomery RoadCincinnati, 792-4732Kindergarten through gradeeightEnrollment: 475Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.allsaints.cc

Archbishop McNicholasHigh School6536 Beechmont Ave.Mount Washington, 231-3500Grades nine through 12Enrollment: 740Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.mcnhs.orgTuition: $7,975Scholarships/financial aid: YesTeacher/student ratio: 1:11Percent going to college: 97Hot buttons: McNicholas isthe only nonpublic highschool in the region to be rec-ognized by the ACT for the rig-orous content of their corecourses in preparing studentsfor college.

Archbishop MoellerHigh School 9001 Montgomery RoadMontgomery, 791-1680Grades nine through 12 (all male)Enrollment: 930Religious Affiliation: Catholicin the Marianist tradition

www.moeller.org

Bethany555 Albion Ave.Glendale, 771-7462Kindergarten through gradeeightEnrollment: 235Religious affiliation: Mission of the Sisters of the Transfigurationwww.bethanyschool.org

Calvary Academy11970 Kenn RoadSpringdale, 674-9600K-4 through grade 12Enrollment: 125Religious affiliation: UnitedPentecostal

Cardinal Pacelli SchoolOur Lord Christ theKing Church927 Ellison Avenue Mount Lookout, 321-1048Preschool through grade eightEnrollment: 374Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.cardinalpacelli.org

Children’s Meeting HouseMontessori School927 O’Bannonville RoadLoveland, 683-4757Pre-kindergarten throughgrade sixEnrollment: 160Religious affiliation: Nonewww.childrensmeetinghouse-montessori.comTuition: All-day students$7,500; half-day students$5,245.00Scholarship/financial assis-tance available: YesTeacher/student ratio: 1:10Hot buttons: CMH is a schooloffering continuity for theMontessori philosophy withexperienced professionalsnurturing the individual’s aca-demic and self-growth. CMHis located on six acres of beau-tiful countryside.

Our community’s private schools are rich in tradition and quality education.Students at private schools get a lot from their education - a sprit of givingback, a respect for education and a deeply rooted value system.

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Seniors at the CincinnatiCountry Day School are not onlybusy with classes and extracur-ricular activities, but more than83 percent of them have beenaccepted to 77 different colleges.

And, 14 percent have alreadycommitted to their top choiceschool.

Members of the CCDS Class of2009 have been hard at workpreparing college applications,writing essays, fine-tuning activi-ty résumés, and their hard workis paying off.

Of the 64 CCDS seniors, 53have been accepted by at leastone of the colleges to which theyhave applied.

Nine seniors have alreadycommitted to attend a particularschool including one studentwho has chosen to go abroad andstudy at the University of St.Andrews in Scotland.

Institutions where CCDS sen-

iors have already been acceptedthrough early action, early deci-sion, and rolling decision admis-sion plans include Boston College,Brandeis, Bucknell, Centre,University of Cincinnati, Collegeof Charleston, Clemson, Colgate,University of Colorado, Universityof Denver, DePauw, Dickinson,Drew, Drexel, Eckerd, Elon,Emory, Fordham, Georgetown,University of Georgia, Gonzaga,Hampton, Indiana, Kansas, LakeForest, Louisiana State, Universityof Maine, Massachusetts Instituteof Technology, Miami University,Michigan, Notre Dame, OhioState, Penn State, Purdue,Roanoke, Rollins, Rutgers,Savannah College of Art andDesign, Sewanee, Saint Louis,Southern Methodist, Spelman, St.Andrews (Scotland), Stetson,Trinity, Tulane, Vermont andWisconsin.

Last year, 68 CCDS seniors

were accepted to 246 colleges anduniversities across the country.

In addition to college news, 13CCDS seniors have receivedrecognition from the NationalMerit Scholarship Corporationfor 2009, including four semi-finalists and nine CommendedScholars.

Two students have also beendesignated as NationalAchievement semi-finalists andanother has been nominated for aPresidential Scholarship, thehighest honor given by the U.S.Department of Education.

These recognized studentsrepresent 20 percent of the entireCCDS senior class.

Forty-six students have alsobeen named AdvancedPlacement Scholars by theCollege Board in recognition oftheir outstanding achievement onthe college-level APExaminations taken in May 2008

and prior.One senior was named a

National AP Scholar, the highestdistinction a student can earn inthe AP program.

The 46 CCDS students whoearned this distinction represent41 percent of the CCDS studentswho sat for the exams.

Nationally, only 18 percent ofthe 1.5 million students who takethe exams perform at sufficientlyhigh levels to earn the distinctionof AP Scholar.

“Our community is proud ofthe students’ academic perform-ance. These extraordinaryachievements are a testament tothe value our students, families,and faculty place on a great edu-cation,” said Head of SchoolRobert Macrae.

“Our students are highly moti-vated, high achievers who arewell prepared for college andlife.”

CCDS seniors earn top honors, college acceptances


St. VeronicaCatholic School pro-vides a superior edu-cation for studentsfrom kindergartenthrough eighthgrade.

The school's stan-dardized testingscores illustrate thisexcellence. St.Veronica School con-sistently ranks in thetop 10 percent of all schoolsnationwide.

The curriculum, which followsboth faith and secular-based fun-damentals, creates well-educated

and involvedmembers ofthe communi-ty throughlocal andworldwideservice proj-ects as well asvaried aca-demic andextra-curricu-lar activities.

St.Veronica offers an after-schoolband program, an award win-ning vocal ensemble, and adrama program that is now inpractice for the production of its

spring musical. The school's art program also

offers pottery, painting, andorigami classes for enrichmentafter school.

St. Veronica serves its commu-nity through the before and afterschool program.

This program assures workingparents that children have a safelearning environment before andafter regular school hours.

The school offers a full-daykindergarten as well as a half-day kindergarten.

The full-day program provideschildren who are ready for thechallenge of a full day the oppor-

tunity to benefit from additionalhours of learning.

Children who may need theextra hours for help in certainareas, such as speech, also benefitfrom the full-day program.

In addition, this program ben-efits working parents by extend-ing the hours their child spendslearning and allowing the childto participate in the latchkey pro-gram before and after school.

More information about St.Veronica School can be found atwww.stveronica.org/school or bycalling 528-0442.

Superior education offered at St. Veronica SchoolSt. VeronicaSchool consis-tently ranks inthe top 10 per-cent of allschools nation-wide.

Cincinnati Country Day School6905 Given RoadIndian Hill, 979-0220Age 18 months through grade 12Enrollment: 800Religious affiliation: Nonewww.countryday.netTuition: $5,485-$18,950 Scholarship/financial assis-tance available: Yes, bothneed- and merit-based Teacher/student ratio: 1:9 Percent going to college: 100 percent attend four-yearcollegesHot Buttons: CCDS providesan independent, coeducation-al, college preparatory educa-tion. We inspire a passion forlearning and independentthinking through a steadfastcommitment to academicexcellence, personal integrityand service to others.

Cincinnati HillsChristian Academy 11525 Snider Road Symmes Township, 247-0900 Pre-kindergarten throughgrade 12Enrollment: 1,450 Religious Affiliation: Non-denominationalwww.chca-oh.org Tuition: $4,800-$11,700 Scholarship/financial assis-tance available: Yes Teacher/student ratio: 1/17 Percent Going to College: 99 Hot Button: An extraordinary

education at CHCA unleashesa lifelong passion in every stu-dent to learn, lead and serve.Throughout their journey, stu-dents grow in faith, pursueknowledge and discover theirpassions while preparing forthe future.

The Compass School9370 Waterstone Blvd.Montgomery, 683-8833Six weeks to age 12Enrollment: 140Religious affiliation: Nonewww.thecompassschool.com

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Congregation OhavShalom Religious School8100 Cornell Road Sycamore, 489-3399Pre-kindergarten throughgrade sevenEnrollment: 100Religious affiliation: JewishEgalitarianwww.ohavshalom.org

Guardian AngelsSchool6539 Beechmont AvenueMount Washington, 624-3141Kindergarten through grade eightEnrollment: 585Religious affiliation: RomanCatholicwww.gaschool.orgTuition: Call school officeFinancial aid available: YesTeacher/student ratio: 1:19Hot Buttons: Classrooms haveSMART Boards that allowusers to control computerapplications directly from thedisplay, write notes in digitalink, and save the work toshare later.

Hillside ChristianAcademy5554 Muddy Creek RoadWestern Hills, 451-37774255 Ashland Ave.Norwood, 451-3777K-3 through grade 12Enrollment: 35Religious affiliation: Baptist

Immaculate Heart ofMary Catholic7800 Beechmont Ave.Anderson Township, 388-4086First through grade eightEnrollment: 650Religious affiliation: RomanCatholicwww.ihomschool.orgTuition: $3,384 (parishioner),$5,849 (non-parishioner) Scholarship/financial aidavailable: YesTeacher/student ratio: 1:22Hot buttons: Immaculate Heartof Mary School provides a car-ing and challenging education-al environment for children.They value the child, nurturespiritual growth, and promotestudent responsibility.

KinderCare LearningCenters5857 Cinema Dr.Milford, 576-0300Enrollment: 15010695 Loveland-Madeira RoadLoveland, 683-2641Enrollment: 85Grades: Age 6 weeks to 12yearsReligious Affiliation: Nonewww.kindercare.com

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Private SchoolDirectory

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Liberty Bible Academy4900 Old Irwin-Simpson RoadMason, 754-1234Pre-school through gradeeightEnrollment: 200Religious affiliation: Non-denominationalwww.lbatoday.org

Mars Hill Academy4230 Aero Drive Mason, 770-3223Kindergarten through grade 12Enrollment: 220Religious affiliation: HistoricProtestantwww.marshill.edu

Marva Collins Prep School7855 Dawn RoadRoselawn, 761-6609Pre-K through grade eightEnrollment: 60Religious affiliation: None

Mercy Montessori Center2335 Grandview Ave.East Walnut Hills, 475-6700Pre-school through gradeeightEnrollment: 250Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.mercymontessori.org

Miami Valley Christian Academy6830 School St.Newtown, 272-6822Preschool through grade 12Enrollment: 340Religious affiliation: Non-denominationalwww.mvca-oh.comScholarship/financial assis-tance available: YesPercent going to college: 100Hot buttons: QualityChristian education in a lov-ing environment with bibli-cally integrated classes in allgrades; spiritual and characterdevelopment through dailyBible and discipleship classes;AP and honors classes; co-curricular activities includeathletics, drama, etc.

Milford Christian Academy 1365 Woodville PikeMilford, 575-1708K-3 through grade 12Enrollment: 210Religious affiliation: Baptistwww.mcabulldogs.org

Montessori Academyof Cincinnati & TheChild’s Place ofCincinnati8293 Duke Blvd. & 4936 OldIrwin-SimpsonMason, 398-7773 (MAC) 398-

6928 (TCP)Grades: MAC-PS – eighth; TCP – infants through 5 years.Enrolled: MAC – 300; TCP – 150Religious Affiliation: Nonewww.montacademy.org

Mount Notre DameHigh School711 E. Columbia Ave.Reading, 821-3044Grades nine through 12Enrollment: 760Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.mndhs.org

The New SchoolMontessori3 Burton Woods LaneNorth Avondale, 281-7999Preschool through grade six(half-day program forpreschoolers)Enrollment: 150Religious affiliation: Nonewww.thenewschool.cc

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart170 Siebenthaler Ave.Reading, 733-5225Kindergarten through gradeeightEnrollment: 240Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.olshschool.net

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Prince of Peace Catholic School6000 Murray RoadMadisonville, 271-8288Kindergarten through eighthgradeEnrollment: 140Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.princeofpeacecincinnati.orgTuition: Call for currenttuition ratesScholarship/financial assis-tance available: Ed Choiceand other scholarships/assis-tance available.Teacher/student ratio: Small Hot buttons: Our vocation isto instill peace, trust and edu-cational goals in a compre-hensive and challenging envi-ronment. Our diverse studentbase works together to growbright minds and educationalmastery.

Prodigy Preschool6407 Branch Hill-Guinea RoadMiami Township, 683-2345Ages 6 weeks

through 10 years oldEnrollment: 85Religious affiliation: Noneprodigypreschool.com

Purcell Marian HighSchool (ECASE)2935 Hackberry St.East Walnut Hills, 751-1230Grades nine through 12Enrollment: 430Religious affiliation: RomanCatholicwww.purcellmarian.org

Queen of AngelsMontessori4460 Berwick Street Madison Place, 271-4171Preschool through grade eightEnrollment: 185Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.qams.org

RenaissanceMontessori School9994 Zig Zag RoadMontgomery, 234-5821Toddler through First gradeEnrollment: 50Tuition: Varies by programScholarships/financial aidavailable: NoneTeacher/student Ratio: Variesby ageHot Buttons: RMS is anInternational MontessoriSchool and offers fine artsstudios, French immersion, allday-kindergarten, certifiedMontessori teachers and aca-demic curriculum for toddlersthrough elementary.

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St. Ursula Academy is a col-lege preparatory, secondaryCatholic high school for girls inninth through 12th grade.

Located in East Walnut Hills,the academy draws studentsfrom the entire Greater Cincinnatiarea to its location where educa-tion is enhanced by communityculture including the CincinnatiArt Museum, Playhouse in thePark and Krohn Conservatory.

Over the past several years,nearly 100 percent of the studentshave graduated and attended col-leges and universities.

In the Class of 2009, 26 seniorsor 13 percent were honored bythe National Merit Corporation.Eighty-seven percent of the Classof 2008 received over $16 millionin college scholarships.

The athletic teams have won18 state championships since1990, and one national champi-onship; and the school has wonthe Harold A. Meyer Award forsportsmanship, ethics andintegrity in 2005, 2006, 2007 and2008.

The vocal ensemble was invit-ed to perform four times at

Carnegie Hall; and the ensembletheatre was chosen twice to rep-resent the U.S. at the FringeFestival in Scotland.

About 175 students performcommunity service in the GreaterCincinnati area on a weekly basis.

In its third year, the One-to-One Tablet PC Program is nowbeing used by three-fourths of thestudent body.

The freshmen, sophomoresand juniors use the tablets 24/7in and out of the classroom; andthe faculty uses them as well. Thelightweight tablets use pen-based

technology and eliminate theneed for school supplies and text-books.

In its second year the St.Ursula Dance Team features bothvarsity and junior varsity teams.

SUA offers quality cultural experiences At. St. UrsulaAcademy education isenhanced bycommunity culture.

Rockwern Academy8401 Montgomery RoadKenwood, 984-3770Pre-2 through grade eightEnrollment: 215Religious affiliation: Jewishday schoolwww.rockwernacademy.orgTuition: Varies according topreschool programs; K-8$11,000 tuition discount forkindergartenScholarships/financial aidavailable: YesTeacher/student ratio: 1:8Hot Buttons: A RockwernAcademy education incorpo-rates Jewish heritage andchallenging secular learninginto everyday experiences. Anurturing child-centeredapproach promotes studentsintellectual engagement, spir-itual awareness and socialresponsibility. Twenty-firstcentury classrooms; Hebrewlanguage from age 2; optionalSpanish study beginning inmiddle school; 98 percent ofstudents taking the WalnutHills entrance exam pass it.

Royalmont Academy723 Western Row RoadMason, 754-0555Pre-K3 through grade eightEnrollment: 170Religious affiliation: RomanCatholicwww.royalmont.com

The Schilling School forGifted Children8100 Cornell RoadMontgomery, 489-8940Kindergarten through grade 12Enrollment: 35Religious affiliation: Nonewww.schillingschool.org

The Seven Hills School5400 Red Bank RoadMadisonville, 271-9027Pre-kindergarten throughgrade 12Enrollment: 1,036Religious affiliation: Nonewww.7hills.org

Springer School and Center2121 Madison RoadHyde Park, 871-6080First through gradeeightEnrollment: 206Religious affiliation:Nonewww.springer-ld.org

Springs EastMontessori School9429 Loveland-Madeira RoadLoveland, 793-7877Preschool and kindergartenthrough grade threeEnrollment: 75Religious affiliation: Nonewww.springseast.com

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Under the leadershipof a new head of school,Peter Cline, and with anexpanded managementteam and more studentresources, RockwernAcademy is engaged inthe process of positioningitself as a school that willserve as a national modelfor 21st century Jewishcommunity day schools.

Already this year theschool has implemented anew, values based guid-ance system, a MathCounts Team, StudentForums lead by students,an exchange programwith a school in Netanya,partnerships with localand regional schools,brought in cutting edgethin client computing sys-tems and created theframework for two

unique, student run initia-tives – a charitable foun-dation and a micro loanbased import/export busi-ness.

Most importantly, theschool has engaged instrategic revisioning at alllevels, reaffirming its pur-pose as creating the nextgeneration of Jewish leader-ship for Cincinnati andbeyond, and connectingwith the community in sig-nificant ways not only totake advantage of resourcesbut to be a resource. Withan emphasis on doing aswell as knowing, Rockwernstudents are heavilyinvolved in Tikun Olam,repairing the world, andlearn at the earliest age thatthey have the ability andthe responsibility to make adifference.

Creating the next generation of Jewish leadership at Rockwern


Miami Valley ChristianAcademy (MVCA) continues toinnovate in order to produce stu-dents who are not only equippedto succeed in a demanding 21st-century world, but who are alsoequipped to serve their world.

As a Christian school, this notonly means staying ahead of thetechnology curve and offering abreadth of extracurricular activi-ties, but it also means building afoundation of Christian characterthat ensures its students are spiri-tually prepared to engage andimpact their communities.

“Parents send their childrenhere for two main reasons,” saidHeadmaster Matthew Long.“They want them to receive aquality education; and they wantthat education to take place in anenvironment that nurtures theirspiritual lives.”

MVCA is a preschool throughgrade 12 school, located in

Newtown, with the motto,“Preparing minds and hearts toimpact the world for Christ.”

Embraced by the faculty as itsmission, these words are morethan a slogan hanging on schoolwalls. They define the cultureand the atmosphere of the class-rooms; they provide the purposefor education.

Students at MVCA prepare toimpact their world for Christ byexperiencing the value ofChristian service.

Serving others has consistentlybeen an emphasis at the acade-my, and as the school hasexpanded the opportunities stu-dents have to serve has alsoexpanded.

Community projects, volun-teer outreaches, donation drivesand mission trips are all a part ofMVCA student life.

When it comes to the rigorousdemands of collegiate academics,

today’s students are required tohave a firm understanding oftechnology.

In an effortremain ahead ofthe technologi-cal curve,MVCA nowprovides tabletPCs to each ofits high schoolstudents at noadditional costto parents.

By integrat-ing the tabletsinto the dailyclassroom experience, studentslearn how to leverage technologyto their advantage in the learningprocess.

The emphasis on Christiancharacter is not lost amid therigor of academics at MVCA.

Students in the high schoolnot only participate in the type of

daily Bible curriculum commonat Christian schools, they alsomeet in gender specific groups

for Christian lifementoring.

This year, localyouth pastors havebegun to getinvolved in thisprogram.

Pairing twoadults with eachgroup, students areafforded an oppor-tunity to have sea-soned Christiansmentor them as

they grapple with real life issues. Academically sound students

who possess the Christian char-acter necessary to make a lastingimpact in their world. These arethe type of students the caringfaculty at MVCA labors to pro-duce.

MVCA equips students both to succeed in and serve their world

Miami ValleyChristianAcademy is:“Preparing mindsand hearts toimpact the worldfor Christ.”


Guardian Angels School hasbeen an integral part of theMount Washington andAnderson commu-nities since 1895.

A dynamic blendof traditional curric-ula and methodsand current educa-tional theories andpractices drives theacademic excellenceof one ofCincinnati’s mostreputable gradeschools.

In October 2007,Guardian Angels School wasnamed a Blue Ribbon School ofExcellence by the U.S.Department of Education.

In partnership with students’parents, Guardian Angels School

establishes an educational envi-ronment where students are ableto maximize their spiritual, aca-

demic, socialand physicalpotential.

Teachersemploy meth-ods and tech-niques thatmeet the learn-ing style ofeach student;there is no“one size fitsall” way ofteaching.

Guardian Angels School inte-grates technology into dailyclassroom instruction accordingto the needs of the students andeducators.

As school started this fall, 13

classrooms (43 percent ofGuardian Angels classrooms)plus the science lab used interac-tive whiteboard technology –well ahead of the national aver-age of 16 percent.

The state-of-the-art science labis equipped with technology andequipment for all grade levels.

Guardian Angels has a lowstudent-to-teacher ratio of 19:1.

Since 2003, Guardian Angelshas provided an after-school careprogram in response to parents’needs.

Parents are encouraged to be apart of their children’s GA educa-tion as they participate in class-room activities or any number ofPTA, music booster and athleticbooster opportunities.

The school’s music programoffers students the opportunity to

participate in several bands andchoral groups, and all studentsparticipate each spring in the artshow.

Extracurricular activitiesinclude athletics, student council,Angels on the Air, drama club,and robotics and engineeringclub.

An education at GuardianAngels introduces and preparesstudents for the spiritual, intellec-tual, and emotional journey theywill continue to travel long afterthey walk the halls of this BlueRibbon school.

Scholarships offered to lastyear’s graduating class totaled$256,675.

If you would like to arrange avisit and tour, please visitwww.gaschool.org or call 624-3143.

Guardian Angels prepares students for a lifetime of learning

In October 2007,Guardian AngelsSchool wasnamed a BlueRibbon School ofExcellence.


At the corner of Creek andOak streets in Sharonville, faithand knowledge meet at St.Michael School.

Based on a strong tradition ofacademics, the teachers at St.Michael are guiding their stu-dents into the 21st century. Theschool continually invests intechnology to develop the skillsthe children will need in thefuture.

St. Michael students consis-tently score in the 80th and 90thpercentile in nearly every catego-ry of the standardized TerraNova tests.

Graduates of St. Michael con-tinue their academic success inhigh school. Parents, studentsand high school educators allreport that St. Michael graduatesare well-prepared for their highschool careers.

The students’ consistent aca-demic performance can be attrib-uted to the dedication of theteachers at St. Michael’s. St.Michael’s boasts a faculty that isextremely qualified and experi-enced.

Several of the teachers havetaught the parents of their cur-rent students. The teachers’ com-

mitment to Catholic education isevident in their ability to developthe student’s faith formation aswell as bring out their best aca-demically.

One of the benefits of attend-ing St. Michael is the specializedattention that the teachers canprovide each student.

In addition to each of thehomeroom teachers, the schooloffers enrichment teachers forreading, math, written languageand speech.

This specialization allows forstudents that may need extraassistance in mastering a concept

to get the attention that theyneed.

To help develop well-roundedstudents, St. Michael offers avariety of after-school activities.

What makes St. MichaelSchool the choice for so manyfamilies? It is the sense of com-munity and pride that is exhibit-ed by the parents, teachers andprimarily the students.

To find out more about St.Michael School, please visit theWeb site atwww.stmichaelsharonville.org orcontact the school office at 554-3555.

St. Michael – where faith, knowledge meet

Summit Country Day School2161 Grandin RoadHyde Park, 871-4700Age 2 through grade 12Enrollment: 1,060Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.summitcds.org

St. Andrew/St.Elizabeth Ann SetonCatholic SchoolSt. Andrew Campus555 Main St.Milford, 831-5277Sixth through eighth gradeSt. Elizabeth Ann SetonCampus5900 Buckwheat Road Milford, 575-0093Kindergarten through gradefiveEnrollment: 550Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.saseasschool.orgTuition: Kindergarten Half Day- $2,250, Kindergarten FullDay - $3,900, Grades 1 - 8 -$2,740Scholarship/FinancialAssistance Available: YesTeacher/Student Ratio: 1:23Hot buttons: St. Andrew-St.Elizabeth Ann Seton Schoolfocuses on its mission to serveas Christ wants us to serve."Christ is the reason for ourschool".

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Archbishop McNicholas HighSchool promotes a co-education-al, Christ-cen-tered, Catholiccommunity thatembraces eachstudent – intellec-tually, morally,physically, andspiritually.

McNicholasprovide a safe,nurturing, cre-ative, and chal-lenging campuswhere individualswill grow in knowledge andfaith.

It equips students with oppor-tunities and experiences that will

enable them to achieve excel-lence, live out gospel values, and

attain full staturein Christ.

Since its startin 1951 as thefirst co-educa-tional parochialhigh school inGreaterCincinnati,McNicholas haseducated thou-sands of youngmen and womenwho have proud-

ly taken their places as Christianleaders in today’s society.

Through constant change andcontinual improvement, they

consistently challenge all stu-dents to reach their greatestpotential.

High school is a time for find-ing out who you are and whereyour strengths and interests lie.

With a ratio of 1:11, theMcNicholas faculty will chal-lenge you and will also makesure that you have the resourcesnecessary to be successful togrow in mind, body and spirit.

The curriculum of studyincludes 14 Advanced Placementcourses, 25 fine and performingarts electives, and a fully main-streamed learning disabilitiesprogram.

There are also many opportu-nities to get involved in the com-

munity through extracurricularactivities such as GCL/GGCLsports, clubs, service, and othergroups.

Throughout the admissionprocess and beyond, McNicholasprides itself on giving studentsand families the personal atten-tion that each person deserves.

Shadow Days are a great wayfor eighth-graders to come andexperience all that McNicholashas to offer.

To schedule a Shadow Day,please contact Pat Farwick at 231-500, ext. 5803.

McNick: Where students grow in knowledge, faith

ArchbishopMcNicholas HighSchool chal-lenges all stu-dents to reachtheir greatest potential.


St. Bernadette School1453 Locust Lake RoadAmelia, 753-4744Preschool through grade eightEnrollment: 190Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.stbernadetteamelia.orgTuition K-8: $2,660 in parish;$4,200 out of parish. Pre-K 3-year-olds: $1,300 (two half-day classes per week.) Pre-K4-year-olds: $1,800 (threehalf-day classes per week)Scholarship/financial assistance : YesTeacher/student ratio: 1:15Hot buttons: St. BernadetteSchool is committed topreparing each student to livea Christian life and offers eachstudent the knowledge andskills necessary for becoming aproductive member of society.

St. Cecilia School 4115 Taylor Ave.Oakley, 533-6060Kindergarten through grade eightEnrollment: 197Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.stceciliacinti.org

St. Columban Catholic School896 Oakland RoadLoveland, 683-7903Kindergarten through gradeeightEnrollment: 690Religious affiliation: Catholicsaintcolumbanschool.org

St. Edmund Campion Academy4100 Taylor Ave.Oakley, 871-0331Grades one through 12Enrollment: 60Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.stedmundcampion.org

St. Gertrude6543 Miami Ave.Madeira, 561-8020Pre-4 through grade eightEnrollment: 460Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.stgertrudesch.orgTuition: Parishioner $3,075,non-parishioner $5,100Scholarship/financial assis-tance available: YesTeacher/student ratio: 1:21Hot Buttons: St. GertrudeSchool is a Catholic, elemen-

tary school in the Dominicantradition. In partnership withparents, we offer children anexcellent academic and reli-gious education, providing aChrist-centered atmospherein which students may growin knowledge, truth, and love.

St. Louis School250 North BroadwayOwensville, 732-0636Kindergarten through gradeeightEnrollment: 185Religious affiliation: Catholic

Tuition: $2,650 one student,$5,000 two studentsScholarship/financial assis-tance available: YesTeacher/student ratio: 1:21Hot Buttons: The small-familyatmosphere provides theopportunity for individualattention within a challengingcurriculum to optimize stu-dent achievement, growth ofleadership capabilities and aspirit of servitude.

St. Mark’s Lutheran School5849 Buckwheat RoadMilford, 575-3354Pre-2 through grade sevenEnrollment: 162Religious affiliation: Lutheranwww.stmarksmilford.orgTuition: $600-$3,400Scholarship/financial assis-tance available: YesTeacher/student ratio: 1:13Hot Buttons: With our stu-dents scoring at the ninetiethpercentile on the Iowa Test,they strive to have excellencein education and to be con-nected to Jesus.




Laura Shoemake | ContributorStemming from its founding

roots with the Ursuline nuns, St.Louis School prides itself in itsfaith foundation coupled with anexcellent learning environment.

Nurturing faculty and staffencourage core values of servi-tude, empowerment, and theimportance of spirituality.Collaboration between the facul-ty, parents, clergy, and parishcommunity strengthen theseefforts as well.

Building this foundation offaith in students allows them togrow in competence as a wholeperson, striving to make a differ-ence in our world as they reachout to others to share those tal-ents.

By continuing to retool teach-

ing strategies, faculty foster andoptimize the vision of studentlearning.

These strategies include, butare not limited to, usingSmartBoards in every classroom,United Streaming, SuccessMaker, Accelerated Reading andMath, Renaissance Place, Edline,fully equipped computer lab, andthe utilization of other technolog-ical resources.

The challenging curriculumprepares students to academical-ly thrive as evidenced by 2008TerraNova results and studentswho receive scholarships andawards during their St. Louistenure.

Our students blossom in thesmall-school atmosphere, whichoffers additional peer develop-

ment and leader-ship opportuni-ties.

Studentgroups calledsmall “families”are comprised ofone student fromeach grade level.

Throughoutthe year, thesefamilies partici-pate in variouseducational and recreationalStudent Council-sponsored activ-ities.

These and other classroom-buddy activities promote citizen-ship and moral developmentamong the student body.

Additionally, students can par-ticipate in outstanding extracur-

ricular activities,such as choir,FIRST LegoLeague, scouting,and sports.

Public schoolswithin 30 minutesof the school pro-vide bus trans-portation to St.Louis School,located inOwensville,

Clermont County. The next open house is

Sunday, March 15 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

For more information, visitwww.stlparish.org or call 732-0636 to arrange a tour.

Reaching within and reaching outBy continuing toretool teachingstrategies, faculty fosterand optimize thevision of studentlearning.


Saints Peter & Paul Academy(SPPA) in Reading is one of avery few private, independentschools in the Tristate educatingchildren in the Catholic faithfrom kindergarten througheighth grade.

It was established in 2007, tocontinue the traditions of theoriginal Saints Peter & Paulparochial school which had oper-ated since 1853.

The new school received its

charter from the Ohio StateBoard of Education in 2008.

Ninety-two children presentlyattend Saints Peter & PaulAcademy where small classesallow teachers to share qualitytime with every student.

Their mission is to educateand prepare children spiritually,intellectually, emotionally, andphysically; to treat all as individ-uals with respect and dignity;and to nurture their spiritual for-

mation by encouraging them tobecome one with God.

School spirit abounds at SaintsPeter & Paul Academy. The acad-emy recently placed 51st in thenation in the “Keep AmericaBeautiful” recycling contest. Thisrewarding effort was the result ofstudents, parents and facultyworking together.

The fellowship shared bythose who are part of the acade-my is hard to explain. It is really

something you must experiencefor yourself. You and your familyare invited to become a part ofthis wonderful mission.

Saints Peter & Paul Academyis easily accessed from both I-75and Ronald Reagan Highway at231 Clark Road, just north ofGalbraith Road.

Visit the school’s Web site atwww.sppacademy.org or callPrincipal Glenda Donnelly at761-7772.

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St. Mary School2845 Erie Ave.Hyde Park, 321-0703Kindergarten through gradeeightEnrollment: 520Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.smshp.com

St. Michael School11136 Oak StreetSharonville, 554-3555Kindergarten through gradeeightEnrollment: 398Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.stmichaelsharonville.orgTuition: Call schoolScholarships/financial assis-tance: YesHot buttons: St. MichaelSchool exists to create aCatholic educational commu-nity where human culture andknowledge, enhanced by faith,is shared among teachers, stu-dents, and parents.

St. Nicholas Academy7131 Plainfield RoadDeer Park, 686-2727Preschool through grade eightEnrollment: 290Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.saintnicholasacademy.com

St. Peter Claver Latin School for Boys121 East 13th St.Cincinnati, 929-9164Kindergarten through grade

eightEnrollment: 36Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.stptclv.org

Saints Peter & Paul Academy231 Clark RoadReading, 761-7772Kindergarten through gradeeightEnrollment: 92www.sppacademy.orgTuition $2,310Tuition/financial assistanceavailable: YesTeacher/student ratio: 1:13Hot buttons: Saints Peter &Paul Academy is a private,independent Catholic schoolsupported by tuition,fundraising and donations.The low teacher-to-studentratio allows for enrichmentand remedial opportunitiesfor all students. A speech/lan-guage therapist and readingspecialist are a part of the fac-ulty to further enhance theacademic program. SPPA fol-lows the Archdiocesan GradedCourse of Study as well as theOhio Standards. Extra curricu-lar activities include: BoyScouts, after school study clubwith MND students, athleticsthrough CYO and VYO, choir,student council, and PrincipalCorp. Our goal is to challengeour children academically andspiritually to be the best theycan be. Students learn to beleaders and accept responsi-bility for their actions.

St. Rita School for the Deaf1720 Glendale-Milford RoadCincinnati, 771-7600Daycare through grade 12Enrollment: 180Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.srsdeaf.org

St. Susanna500 Reading RoadMason, 398-3821Grades one through eightEnrollment: 600Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.stsusanna.org

St. Thomas More School788 Ohio PikeWithamsville, 753-2540Kindergarten (half day andfull day) through grade eightEnrollment: 320Religious affiliation: Roman Catholicwww.sttmschool.orgTuition:In parish – Grades 1-8 (1 child) $2,895In parish – Grades 1-8 (2 children) $5,495In parish – Grades 1-8 (3 children) $7,595In parish – Grades 1-8 (4 children) $8,895Out-of-parish – Grades K-8 Full Day $4,195/childOut-of-parish – Half-day kindergarten $2,195In-parish Full-day kindergarten $3,795In-parish Half-day kindergarten $1,995




All parents desire the verybest education for their childrenand choosing the right school canbe a difficult decision.

This is especiallytrue in Cincinnatiwhere there aremany wonderfuloptions. Some areaschools are com-mitted to strongacademics, whileothers are commit-ted to Christianeducation.

One school,Cincinnati HillsChristian Academy,a non-denominational pre-kindergarten through grade 12,excels at both.

CHCA’s dedication to instill-ing a passion for learning, devel-oping leadership, and serving thecommunity is unparalleled.

Like many private schools,CHCA has much to offer in theway of smaller class sizes andmore individualized attention.

Add to that,new scienceand languageenrichment labsat Edyth B.LindnerElementary, anew perform-ing arts areaand a newScience andAcademic Wingboth at theMartha S.

Lindner High School Campus,116 new computers (including 74new tablet PCs for middle andhigh school teachers), fourDepartment of Education BlueRibbon School of ExcellenceAwards, state-of-the-art facilities

located on 23 wooded acres inSymmes Township, and CHCAmakes for an extremely desirablechoice.

Then consider that all CHCAcourses are taught at the collegepreparatory level – 14 AdvancedPlacement courses are offeredand 100 percent of CHCA gradu-ates go on to top colleges, withthe majority accepted into thecollege of their first choice.

Last year’s 100 graduateswere accepted into 122 collegesand universities and receivedclose to $5 million in scholarshipoffers.

Students are far from beingclassroom-bound, though, com-pleting thousands of hours ofcommunity service in Cincinnati,Florida, Tennessee, and even inMexico and India.

These are impressive academ-ic statistics, but for many parents

and staff, the well-roundednessof the school experience andfocus on the faith centered mis-sion are just as critical.

“Integrating an atmosphere ofunapologetic faith, academicexcellence, promotion of athleticsand appreciation of the arts,while actively leveraging andengaging the expertise of staffand parents to further theschool’s mission are normal partsof life at CHCA,” said Dr. RobHall, middle school principal andCHCA parent.

“Instead of settling for one orthe other in such scenarios,CHCA is successful in findingways to do both. That is whatmakes CHCA such a unique andengaging place to work andlearn. That’s why I not only workhere but send my own childrento school here as well,” he said.

Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy’s passion is unparalleled

CHCA’s dedication to

instilling a passion

for learning, develop-

ing leadership, and

serving the commu-

nity is unparalleled.

The Immaculate Heartof Mary Roman CatholicSchool community pro-vides a caring and chal-lenging educational envi-ronment for children.

The school values theindividual child, nurturesspiritual growth, and pro-motes student responsibil-ity and independence.

It provides excellencethrough an integratedcurriculum based on thegospel values of JesusChrist, and current educa-tional practices that

include activities suited toa variety of learningstyles.

I.H.M. was named a2004 U.S. Department ofEducation No Child LeftBehind Blue RibbonSchool.

This honor means thatthe parish school is anationally recognizedSchool of Excellence.Academic programs andextracurricular activitiesare structured to helpeach student be success-ful.

“We focus on their dif-ferent learning styles andhave intervention pro-grams in place to addressthose needs,” said Co-Principal Mary Hedger.

An enrichment pro-gram for older students isin its third year of opera-tion. Spanish is taught toall grades, and an in-house studio gives olderstudents experience ininternal broadcasting.

The school housesmore than 19 interactivewhiteboards, several lap-top carts, a fully-equipped computer lab, apiano lab, and a Starlab.

IHM also has a band

and a strings program.Students have the oppor-tunity to enjoy their com-pleted outdoor classroomwhich includes seating foran entire class, a waterfeature, trees, flowers, andchildren’s statuary. Thearea provides a peacefulenvironment to enjoy agood book or paint abeautiful picture.

This year, IHM’s PTOis sponsoring an artist inresidence. The focus is onstained glass.

Older students havethe opportunity to design,cut, and assemble stainedglass pieces that will bedisplayed in the main

hallway of the building. Younger students are

involved in making aquilt which will be sent tothe children at theEducational Center inBatahola, a twinningparish.

I.H.M also plans tostart a kindergartenbeginning in the 2010-2011 school year.

For information onschool registration contactDebbi Hill at 388-3020 [email protected] is also avail-able at www.ihom-school.org.


Students are valued at Immaculate Heart of Mary

Scholarships/financial assis-tance: YesTeacher/student ratio: 1:18Hot buttons: St. Thomas MoreSchool offers a nurturing, stu-dent-centered environmentwith the lowest teacher-to-student ratio among areaschools. Certified teachersusing the latest instructionaltools and techniques, includ-ing SMART Boards, streamingvideo, computers, project-based learning, and interven-tion strategies.

St. Ursula Academy1339 E. McMillan St.East Walnut Hills,961-3410Grades ninethrough 12, (allfemale)Enrollment:717Religiousaffiliation:Catholic

www.saintursula.orgTuition: $10,475Scholarship/financial assis-tance available: YesTeacher/student ratio: 13:1Percent going to college: 99.7Hot Buttons: St. UrsulaAcademy prepares women offaith, integrity and courage tomeet the future with moralvalues and standards of excel-lence. It draws studentsfrom the entire GreaterCincinnati area.

St. Ursula Villa3660 Vineyard PlaceMount Lookout, 871-7218Preschool through grade eightEnrollment: 440Religious affiliation:Independent Catholicwww.stursulavilla.org




St. Thomas More School part-ners with parents to provide alearning environment wherelearning is prized and values aretaught and modeled.

At 16:1, the student-to-teacherratio is the lowest among areaschools.

Technology supports the cur-riculum with two computer labs,electronic textbooks and onlineresources including AcceleratedReader Enterprise edition.

Edline, a secure Web site, con-nects parents, students andteachers with timely news and

information, including gradesand learning resources.

With a certified instructionalstaff, state-approved curriculum,and a vibrant parish community,St. Thomas More meets the needsof today’s busy families whowant the best for their childrenand a connection to their faithcommunity.

Academic support services,including speech therapy andtwo special education certifiedtutors help all students to meettheir full potential.

A wide variety of enrichment,

extracurricularand athletic activi-ties are offered tosuit students’diverse interestswhile they devel-op personal skillsand self confi-dence.

Thanks to a well roundedfoundation, STM graduates excelat local high schools academical-ly and socially, earning academichonors, succeeding in athleticsand enjoying the spotlight onstage.

Large enoughto meet theneeds of stu-dents at all lev-els, but smallenough to carefor each child asan individual –St. Thomas More

School provides MORE for stu-dents.

School tours are offered eachThursday morning or byappointment. Call 753-2540, or e-mail [email protected].

Want ‘More’ for your child? St. Thomas Morepartners with par-ents to provide alearning environ-ment where learningis prized and valuesare taught andmodeled.

What adventures await at your summer camp?Call 248-8600 to tell about it.

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One visitor to St.Bernadette School com-mented: “The studentsseem to enjoy beinghere.”

Small classes enableeach teacher to reach eachstudent.

Instruction is challeng-ing, and students areexpected, encouraged andchallenged to achieve at orabove their ability levels.

Catholic values formthe basis for relationships

among students, teachersand parents.

Respect for others, car-ing for each other, andpraying for and with eachother are the buildingblocks of these relation-ships.

Yes, St. BernadetteSchool is a very specialplace.

Call 753-4744 for infor-mation or visit its Website at www.stbernadetteamelia.org.

St. Bernadette providesa complete education

St. Veronica School4473 Mount Carmel Tobasco RoadMount Carmel, 528-0442Kindergarten through gradeeightEnrollment: 470Religious affiliation: RomanCatholicwww.stveronica.orgTuition: Call schoolTeacher/student ratio: 1:19Hot buttons: St. Veronica offersa curriculum rich in values andacademic excellence as well asthe arts and music. Spanishclasses for students in kinder-garten through eighth grade.Students of all backgroundsand abilities are successful.Both remedial and challengeprograms are available.

St. Vincent Ferrer7754 Montgomery RoadKenwood, 791-6320Kindergarten through grade eightEnrollment: 200Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.svfchurch.org

St. Xavier High School600 W. North Bend RoadSpringfield Township, 761-7600Grades nine through 12Enrollment: 1,575 (all male)Religious affiliation: RomanCatholicwww.stxavier.org

Ursuline Academy5535 Pfeiffer RoadBlue Ash, 791-5791Grades nine through 12 (allfemale)Enrollment: 685Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.ursulineacademy.org

Village Christian School4581 Long Spurling RoadPleasant Plain, 877-2143Pre-kindergarten throughgrade 12Enrollment: 115Religious affiliation: Church of Christvillage-christian.com

Xavier UniversityMontessori Lab School3800 Victory ParkwayCincinnati, 745-3424Pre-kindergarten throughgrade threeEnrollment: 55Religious affiliation: Nonewww.xavier.edu/montessori




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SPECIALTY ANDPRE-SCHOOLS

Seton Preschool5900 Buckwheat Road,Milford, 575-4645Enrollment: (3-year-old, 4-year-old, and 5-year-old classes)130 preschoolersReligious affiliation: CatholicTuition: two-day classes $145per month; three-day classes$170 per month; five-dayclasses $210 per month; $75registration feeNo financial assistance availableTwo teachers per classHot buttons: Our curriculumfocuses on language and socialskills, fine and gross motoractivities, along with reading,writing and math readinessskills in a Christ-centered envi-ronment which enables thechild to have a comfortabletransition into kindergarten.

Youthland Academy455 Wards Corner RoadLoveland / Miami Township,248-2218Age 6 weeks to 12 years old

Enrollment: 70Religious affiliation: NoneTuition: VariesScholarship/financial assis-tance available: YesTeacher/student ratio:Exceeds state requirementsHot buttons: Youthland is a“learning center” that assistschildren to realize success andfulfillment through programsof positive self-image. Childrenexperience the joy of learning;they feel loved and accepted.

Youthland Academy55 W. Technecenter DriveMilford / Miami Township,831-5459Age 6 weeks to 12 years oldEnrollment: 70Religious affiliation: noneTuition: VariesScholarship/financial assis-tance available: YesTeacher/student ratio:Exceeds state requirementsHot buttons: Youthland is a“learning center” that assistschildren to realize success andfulfillment through programsof positive self-image. Childrenexperience the joy of learning;they feel loved and accepted.


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