Indian Hill High School
- Public
- CINCINNATI, OH
Public School
Indian Hill High School
- grade A+Overall Grade
- Public
- 9-12
- CINCINNATI, OH
- Rating 4.14 out of 5 170 reviews
Indian Hill High School Reviews
Rating 4.14 out of 5 170 reviews
Indian hill is alright. I just have trouble making friends because of how small it is. The academics are good for the most part. Teachers are hit and miss.
I think the school environment is one of the best around, but that does not mean it can't get better. I think some of the teachers are good at providing the best learning environment, however, I do have some issues with communication and extra help from others. Most of the students are very welcoming. I would also like to see more diversity, a change that is being made for younger grades.
Indian Hill is a very safe and inclusive space. Students can be free to express their unique personalities without judgment. I feel like I have an unlimited amount of opportunities.
Very good teachers who are helpful and passionate. They really want you to have your best life. They also prepare you for college really well, and also give you other options if college is not for you.
Indian Hill High School is a good school from a technical standpoint. I understand why kids and families who have lived in the area for a long time like it, but it is very high stress and far from the positive experience that they curate outwardly. It's generally a pretty average school, depending on throwing around big names to make up for the fact some of these teachers lead an unsuccessful class. A good school, if you are in the in, because Indian Hill is incredibly cliquey.
I thought that the teachers were hit or miss. It was hard being in some classes where they kept going on when you didn't really want to care about the material. I had a few teachers stand out as bad compared to most of them but I was also a part of the COVID era so some of it was hard for them to adjust to. I thought that the sports were very well supported and so were the arts programs. I would like to see some younger teachers get into business there. I had one but then she left after a year or two.
Indian Hill High School is a moderate to small school, with about 150 students per graduating class. The academics are rigorous, and the school has many AP options. The school does a fantastic job with academic counseling, but doesn't make much information generally public. Due to this, high-achieving students tend to get the most out of the school, as they ask for resources that are not given to everyone. Therefore, for these students, Indian Hill High School is a great option. In addition to academic, Indian Hill High School has many extracurricular options in areas such as business, law, and theatre. Overall, the school gives great opportunities to develop students who are well-rounded, but still have a strong depth of knowledge in all subjects.
The teachers, staff and administrators at Indian Hill High School when I attended 10+ years ago got me to where I am today. The school is small enough where I felt like I was an individual who received personalized attention and not an anonymous student. The teachers encouraged critical, independent thinking and challenged me to perform at my best, and the high school really encourages students to develop leadership skills as well. I am now about to complete my residency training after attending a U.S. medical school and a top-10 university, and Indian Hill High School set up the foundation for the remainder of my educational journey.
Most of the staff was very helpful and kind, smaller school so each student gets more help, very clean. Not any major downsides to the school. Overall, a very good school
I personally loved Indian Hill High School. Everyone at the school is so hardworking. The teachers want the best for you and to succeed in the future. They work with students as much as they can for the better. The staff is so understandable and will be there for you when you need to. Even though Indian Hill is a lot about academics, they put a large focus on helping the community with service hours and leadership opportunities. Overall, Indian Hill High School has readied me for the future and I am so grateful for that.
Indian hill taught me how to be responsible and prepared me for college. Indian hill offered great classes and helped students through many classes, the sports teams were great and fun to watch with fun themes.
The academics and education at Indian Hill are top-notch. You won't find a better school to educate your child. The teachers are great and they're super friendly and ready to help students. But there's a lot of discrimination and the culture around the school is very poor.
I enjoyed the classes that were offered, ranging from a large number of very rigorous APs to less rigorous college-prep classes. I enjoyed also having a tight-knit community of peers, teachers, administrative members, etc.
There are so many academic and personal opportunities at Indian Hill. From a huge range of course offerings to internships and real world experiences, I don’t think that I could have asked for a better school. Another thing that I’ve come to love is that the teachers really care about ensuring that the students are doing well in classes and in general. It’s one of the places that has helped me grow the most in my life. I am infinitely thankful for my school system and the staff within it.
I spent 13 years of my life at this school. I have truly loved it but there are always pros and cons. The competitive atmosphere is intense, but it also means that every student seems to care.
Indian Hill is an average school with inflated stats mostly due to the fact the majority of families are wealthy and able to provide outside help and opportunities for their kids. There are many other good school districts nearby, don't assume this is the only one in the Cincinnati area.
I loved the school environment which facilitated individual growth, community involvement, and collaboration with my peers. I participated in multiple varsity sports and student government at Indian Hill and I feel it has prepared me more than adequately for college.