The Badin RamPride Tuition Raffle is a consolidation of many fundraisers in an effort to reduce the amount of fundraising required by students and parents. See important information about turn-in dates, prizes, student rewards and more HERE

Local employers are looking for reliable workers, and they know Badin students make great candidates! We now have a new page on our site for the posting of available employement oportunities, linked from the Students home page and also found HERE. Check it out!

Meghan Connelly Treglia ’06 was a go-getter from the start! A super star at Badin, Meghan was the Stephen T. Badin Award winner for the class of 2006. Meghan went on to Miami University, her parents alma mater, to achieve her Bachelor of Science in Middle Childhood Education, then went on to receive her Masters of Arts in Teaching with the Ohio Writing Project in 2013 and, finally earned her Masters of Educational School Leadership in 2016, also from Miami University. Meghan has been teaching for nine years and currently is a sixth grade teacher at Mercer Elementary in the Forest Hills School District teaching English Language Arts and Social Studies. Read more about Meghan, and her insights HERE.

Congratulations to the Students of the Month for November 2018. The students were selected by a committee based on recommendations by the administration, faculty and staff. This month's students are Harry Clark, Elaina Jackson, Kennedy Wissman, and Abbie Proctor! Read more about these outstanding students HERE

The annual Badin High School Canned Food Drive was another huge success, with more than 14,000 canned goods donated to the Open Door Food Pantry in Hamilton. “The students stepped up in a big way once again this year,” said Mrs. Erin Keating, math teacher and moderator of Student Council, which oversees the drive. “The call goes out and our students, our families, and our communities are always willing to answer the call.” The 14,236 canned goods collected represented a 50 percent increase over last year’s donation of 9,368 goods, which itself was a 50 percent increase over the 2016 total. More details HERE.