Cincinnati Classical Academy

Cincinnati Classical Academy is seeking a Facilites Technician. Visit our careers page in the comments to apply and view additional job openings.

Cincinnati Classical Academy is pleased to announce our first-ever Fourth of July Celebration at our Summit Park campus in celebration of America’s semiquincentennial year! This event is open to the CLASSICAL Community ONLY, and runs from 3:30-10:30 PM, rain or shine. Fireworks from Red, White & Blue Ash begin at 10:00 PM! Watch your email for links to reserve a spot or volunteer.

Photos from last Friday's Middle School Field Day at Summit Park! Students had a great time enjoying the beautiful weather and celebrating the last day of school.

The John Senior Chair for Distinguished Teaching Award was established to recognize an educator who represents the high ideals of Cincinnati Classical Academy. We are pleased to present this award to Kindergarten teacher Mrs. Whitney Gleason for the 2025-26 academic year. Congratulations on this wonderful accomplishment!

A look back at Friday's Lower School Olympiad Day! It was a wonderful morning of teamwork and friendly competition. Check social media for more photos from the last day of school later this week!

Have a great summer break, Sentinels!

The results are in for the Citadel Carcassonne’s Carkies Care Book Drive in partnership with Queen City Book Bank!

Final total of books to be donated: 6,786

Lower School winning homeroom: Mrs. Wilson’s 4th Grade class — 140 books

Middle School winning homeroom: Mrs. Birch’s 5th Grade class — 1,152 books

Upper School winning homeroom: Mr. Mittermeier’s homeroom — 636 books

Honorable mention goes to the homeroom with the second-highest collection: Ms. Scheve’s 6th Grade class — 974 books

Sophie Arengo served as the Master of Service. Meredith Henderson, Joshua Ricks, and Colton Naegel served as Secretaries and Undersecretaries of Service.

Citadel Carcassonne’s Service Committee sought to initiate a service project that would complement CLASSICAL’s educational philosophy and commitment to the liberal arts. Through their own efforts, and largely without direct guidance, the students handled all planning and communication with outside organizations. They partnered with Queen City Book Bank to promote childhood literacy and a love of reading for its own sake, especially among local underserved populations who might not otherwise have access to books of their own.

Thank you to all who contributed to this service project!

Cincinnati Classical Academy is looking for a Director of Athletics! Visit our careers page in the comments to apply and view additional job openings:

Mrs. Placke's art studio walls feature dozens of self-portraits by CLASSICAL fourth graders. Take a look at the photos to see some of the beautiful student work!

Thank you to all who attended the Reading Memorial Day Parade! It was a wonderful morning and an honor to take part in this beautiful community tradition of remembrance.