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'Really proud of us': Cincinnati marching band makes debut at homecoming game
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Hours of practice paid off for Cincinnati Public Schools students at James N. Gamble Montessori High School as the school’s marching band performed for the first time on Thursday during the homecoming football game. The band took the field after getting a chance to shake off...
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High School Football Tonight: Week 9
It’s crunch time across the Tri-State! With the high school football regular season winding down, conference championships, playoff positioning and unbeaten seasons are all on the line. Join Greg Shoemaker and Safwan Alvi for an extended edition of High School Football Tonight, presented by TriStateFootball.com, following Friday night’s St....
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Local high school marching band headed to New York for 2027 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
MASON, Ohio (WKRC) — The William Mason High School Marching Band will perform on one of the nation’s most recognizable stages after receiving an invitation to the 2027 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. Students and parents learned the news Friday after rehearsal. The band...
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Miami Valley Football Friday Week Nine
MIAMI VALLEY, Ohio (WKEF) -- The high school football regular season is winding down in the Miami Valley. Here's a look at the scoreboard for games Dayton 24/7 Now crews attended. * Tippecanoe 35 at Troy 0. * Bellbrook 21 at Oakwood 13. * Valley View 41 at Brookville 10.
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McNicholas to Break Ground on Byrne Baseball Complex
McNicholas High School will break ground at noon on Oct. 20 on a new turf baseball complex, funded by what the Mt. Washington Catholic school is calling the largest gift in its history. The donation, from alumnus Kerry Byrne and his wife, Missy, will transform the existing grass diamond inside the school's athletic hub into an all-weather facility with a new turf field, upgraded dugouts, and improved accessibility.
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Experimental Creature Escapes from Xavier Chemistry Building
A few weeks ago, multiple Xavier students reported a large upright walking creature break free from the walls of Logan Hall and book it toward Dana Avenue. The being was described as around 6 feet tall and covered in dark blue hair, but most witnesses believed it was just an average STEM student frantically fleeing a failed midterm, so no official police report was made.
Ohio Capital Journal
Cincinnati Public Schools has served hundreds with first-in-the-nation sleep lot for families
Cincinnati Public Schools is the first school district in the nation to own and operate a parking lot where families experiencing homelessness can go to at night and sleep in their cars. Cincinnati’s Safe Sleep Lot opened April 30 at William Howard Taft Elementary School and more than 300 people have slept in the lot […]
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Elder defeats varsity football 30-27
Last Friday, Oct. 9, the Bluebirds faced a tough match against Elder High School, ending in a loss with a score of 30-27. Offensively, Highlands had 389 rushing yards and 220 passing yards. Quarterback Bryce Armstrong (10) completed 11 of 18 pass attempts for 82 yards. On the ground, Armstrong...
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ECC Showdown: Winton Woods Warriors Set to Battle Anderson Raptors in Huge Conference Matchup
ECC Showdown: Winton Woods Warriors Set to Battle Anderson Raptors in Huge Conference Matchup It’s a big-time showdown in Greater Cincinnati high school football as the Winton Woods Warriors prepare to take on the Anderson Raptors in an exciting Eastern Cincinnati Conference battle! With conference bragging rights on the line, this matchup promises plenty of […]
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High School Football: Morgerson's status unclear ahead of Week 9 game
The eligibility status of Middletown senior quarterback Kolby Morgerson remains unknown in the hours before Middletown's Friday, Oct. 16 home game against Mason. When asked about his availability on Friday by the Hamilton Journal News, Middletown athletic director Joe Campolongo gave the following statement:. "No comment will be provided by...
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‘All clear' issued after active threat reported at Miami University in Ohio
School officials at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio announced an "all-clear" Thursday after a series of emergency alerts sent out reporting an active threat on campus. The alerts unfolded just after 1 p.m. CT, with school officials saying an "active threat" had been reported on campus, warning people to "be prepared to face a life-threatening situation."
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Walnut Hills High School counselor named finalist for Ohio School Counselor of the Year
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - CINCINNATI — Walnut Hills High School counselor William Harris is one of five finalists for Ohio School Counselor of the Year. Harris has worked as a school counselor at Walnut Hills High School, the largest school in the Cincinnati Public School district, since 2020. “My day...
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'Now is the time': Local students march into school history with first-ever marching band
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - For the first time in its 21-year history a local high school is bringing a new sound to the football field. Gamble Montessori High School has a band that's no stranger to performing, but there's one thing it's never done -- march. That's about to change. After...
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Middletown quarterback files injunction vs. OHSAA to remain eligible
A hearing involving the athletic eligibility of Middletown senior quarterback Kolby Morgerson will take place this week. Morgerson’s family has filed for a preliminary injunction against the Ohio High School Athletic Association to allow Morgerson to continue playing this season after he was ruled ineligible under transfer bylaws. A hearing is scheduled for 9 a.m. Friday, Oct. 16, in the Butler County Court of Common Pleas. Morgerson was the Middies’ starting quarterback for the first five games of this season. He enrolled at Middletown in March after spending his first three seasons at Carlisle High School in Carlisle, Ohio, which is adjacent to Middletown to the north. Under OHSAA bylaws, transfer students who play football are only permitted to play the first five games unless they meet one of the allowable exceptions that permit them to play the entire season, including playoffs. Morgerson’s family filed for an exception with the OHSAA, claiming they made a bona fide change of address, which the association denied. According to court documents, his mother, Bailey, took Kolby from Carlisle to a smaller residence in Franklin, in Middletown’s district, because of a job change that caused financial hardship. The Middletown City School District investigated the