David Korb ’11 takes great pride in his work as a Herdsman in the family business at Korb Farms, a business his grandfather started. He and his dad, Mark, are the face of the company, but as David says, it takes many to do the job including his uncles and several neighbors. David loves the competition of show hogs and boars and all that goes into making them winners. Korb Farms run approximately 70 sows consisting of Hampshire, Yorkshire, Landrace, Durocs, and Crossbreds and their most unique asset is the ‘ability to be competitive across five different breeds. I think our hogs set themselves apart in the fact that they blend show ring traits with everyday function and production.’ David is very successful in the show ring and loves what he does, every day. He’s a great asset to the family business! Hear from David HERE.

Kenny Pendergest was awarded the Stephen T. Badin medal, the highest honor given to a Badin High School student, at the graduation ceremonies on Friday, June 1, at St. Maximilian Kolbe Church in Liberty Township. The medal is given to the senior who is voted by the faculty as the most outstanding member of the graduating class in all aspects of his or her high school career. More info HERE

Badin High School is pleased to announce its sports medicine partnership with Mercy Health Cincinnati. “This is a very important partnership and Mercy Health will provide an excellent affiliation for our student-athletes,” said Badin Principal Brian Pendergest. “In providing our students with a wide array of innovative health and wellness services, Mercy Health is going the distance to make a difference for our athletic efforts.” Read more HERE

Badin High School will graduate 117 seniors during its annual commencement exercises on Friday, June 1, at St. Maximilian Kolbe Church in Liberty Township. “It’s been another excellent year and these students have a lot to be proud of,” said Badin High Principal Brian Pendergest. “This is the culmination of their experience at Badin High School, but the beginning of much success over the rest of their lives.” More info HERE.

Valedictorians in Badin High School's Class of 2018 are Andrew Abata and Jacob Waggoner. Abata will attend Miami University and major in Biochemistry as a pre-med degree. Waggoner will attend the University of Alabama and major in Management Information Systems. They will be among the student speakers at Badin's graduation on Friday, June 1, at St. Maximilian Kolbe Church in Liberty Township. More award winners HERE.

Among the major award winners among juniors at the annual Badin High School Academic Awards Night were, from left, Grace Larkin (George Washington Alumni book award), Cullen Gantenberg (Bausch and Lomb award for science), Emily Maher (Brown University book award), Allison Hammerle (Mayerson Foundation Service Learning book award), and Christopher Hetterich (University of Rochester Xerox Award for technology).

Badin High hosted its 12th annual Academic Signing ceremony on Wednesday, May 23, with 57 members of the Class of 2018 being part of the $100,000 Club -- they were offered $100,000 or more in academic scholarships for college. The 57 students will be attending 28 schools in six states. Badin's class of 117 seniors have been offered more than $21 million in academic scholarship dollars. More info HERE.

13 Badin seniors received Red Cords at graduation for having given blood at least three times during their high school career!