Congratulations to the Students of the Month for April 2019. The students were selected by a committee based on recommendations by the administration, faculty and staff. This month's students are Ellie Black, Jayla Starks, Monica Harris, and Audrey Neyer. Read more about these outstanding students HERE

The Badin School Calendar for the 2019-2010 School Year can be found HERE

SUMMER READING LIST for all grade levels will be found HERE

Congratulations to the Class of 2019 Top Ten! Check them out! Individual bios and more HERE

Julie is a graduate of the Class of 1999. Over her 4 years at Badin, she was a member of both the women’s soccer team and the swim team. She participated in theater, student ministry, and was an active member of several other clubs. She went on to receive her Bachelor in Rehabilitation Science and her Master of Physical Therapy degrees from Mount St. Joseph University and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of St. Augustine. Over the course of her career as a physical therapist, she has also taught at several Tristate colleges and universities while continuing to work as a physical therapist in the clinic. She is currently working as a physical therapist and is the facility manager for Athletico Physical Therapy in West Chester, Ohio. More about Julie can be found HERE.

Teresa Heinrich is not big on awards, but she got a big one nonetheless Wednesday night, April 24, when the Badin High School teacher was named a Greater Cincinnati High School Chemistry Teacher of the Year by the Cincinnati Local Section of the American Chemical Society.

“I teach because I love teaching and working with high school students,” said Heinrich, who has been teaching chemistry at Badin since 1980, “but it is an honor to be recognized. And to be recognized by a chemistry group makes it that much more meaningful.” Read more about Teresa Heirich and this award HERE

More than 100 Badin High School students, faculty and alumni donated blood at Badin’s annual Blood Drive, an outstanding effort facilitated by the Community Blood Center in the school’s Pfirman Family Activity Center on Wednesday, April 17. “I’m just always very impressed with the way our students respond so generously to the annual Blood Drive,” said Mrs. Kay Collins, chair of the BHS Science Department and organizer of the drive through her Physiology II class. “They know it’s very important and so many are more than willing to step up and make a difference.” Badin filled all 124 donor slots, with 58 first-time donors involved and 102 total donations ultimately received from the Badin family. Read more HERE