Cincinnati Country Day School is an independent, coeducational college-preparatory school serving students from early childhood (18 months) through grade 12. The school offers dedicated support for students with learning differences and ADD/ADHD, recognizing that many learners benefit from a rigorous academic environment paired with specialized accommodations and individualized attention.
CCDS combines strong academics with a commitment to personalized learning through small average class sizes of 15 students and a faculty of which 78% hold advanced degrees. The school integrates technology throughout its curriculum and offers a comprehensive range of extracurricular activities, sports, and enrichment programs designed to support each student's strengths and interests while building character and fostering independent thinking.
Founded in 1926 and located in Cincinnati, Ohio, CCDS serves 854 students with tuition ranging from $6,650 to $26,380 depending on grade level. The school maintains a 65% acceptance rate and provides financial aid to 30% of families, with an average grant of $14,400. Prospective families can contact admissions director Aaron B. Kellenberger or visit countryday.net for more information about enrollment and the school's specialized programs.