Delshire Elementary School News
Location changed for July 15 Board of Education meeting
The Board of Education meeting on July 15 at 6:30 p.m. has been moved to Oak Hills High School Auditorium, 3200 Ebenezer Road, Cincinnati 45248.
Important information on updating immunization records
State law requires that parents submit an updated immunization record for students in kindergarten, Grade 7 and Grade 12.
OHLSD is looking for more great bus drivers!
Do you know someone who would like a perfect part-time job driving bus for OHLSD?
Kindergarten and New Student Registration
Here's how to begin the registration process during the school closure.
You're invited -- virtually -- to the Senior Awards Program!
View the Senior Awards Slide Show to celebrate the achievements of the Class of
OHLSD receives high state honors for financial reporting
State Auditor Faber: Oak Hills' reporting "serves as the standard for clean, accountable government."
Coronavirus Information & Links
Coronavirus information & links Please visit ohlsd.us/coronavirus for a list of Frequently Asked Questions and the most up to date information regarding our response and plan regarding building closures and coronavirus. See below for various
16 'Reflections' art award winners move on to state
Student winners in literature, musical composition, photography & visual arts.
Kellie O'Brien Honored at Excellence in Education Awards
J.F. Dulles kindergarten named Outstanding Student-Teacher Mentor.
Feb. 20 session on Bullying and the Impact of Social Media
Council on Child Abuse training open to all Oak Hills parents, staff
C.O. Harrison named StEP School of the Year
UC Economics Center honors COH for financial literacy education, charitable giving.
Delshire Elementary chosen for Innovation Showcase
Delshire recognized for its work with childhood trauma.
15 OHHS Student-Athletes Sign with College Teams
Seniors represent nine different sports.
Jamie Schorsch named Educator of the Year
Visual arts teacher named one of region's best.
Oak Hills athletes part of Super Bowl campaign
Female football players helping break down boundaries.
COH nominated for Blue Ribbon Award
C.O. Harrison could be named one of nation's top schools
Oak Hills Athletic Department wins $25,000 grant
Award will provide equipment for 11 sports and students with special needs
Preparing our future physicians
OHHS students get rare chance to work with medical team.
Oakdale first graders, Justice Sotomayor are pen pals
Ch. 12 captured this special Spanish-language connection.
Leaving her mark on Mars?
Brianna Hensley's a semifinalist in naming Mars Rover!
A regional honor for Kellie O'Brien
J.F. Dulles kindergarten teacher named Outstanding Mentor Teacher.
OHHS Band, Choir & Orchestra perform at Disney World
OHHS music students did themselves, the Music Department and the district proud when they performed on a national stage at Disney.
Strategic Planning: Visualizing our Future
The Strategic Planning Stakeholders group spent their second session taking a deep look at teaching & learning.
Enquirer: Shellie Hageman "represents everything right"
For 20 years, Oak Hills' head girls cross country coach has been developing good runners and good human beings.
Strategic Planning: The vision begins today
Honest, insightful and passionate -- that was the conversation residents, community leaders, students and staff members had on the first day of working on a new Strategic Plan.
Delshire recognizing the important role of dads
They're known as WATCH D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students), and they're coming to the hallways, sidewalks and playgrounds of Delshire Elementary School -- and more are welcome!
Welcome Back!
It was a busy first day of school all across Oak Hills! We even had some special guests help welcome students back to J.F. Dulles this morning. Amanda Orlando from Warm 98.5 greeted students and parents bright and early, followed by Local 12 reporting live as
Title 1 Services Overview
The Oak Hills Title I Program is a federally funded program designed to help students improve their academic skills, specifically in the areas of reading and math, and support students’ social-emotional development. In schools that meet federal Title 1