Mission: Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy is a Christ-centered, non-denominational, college preparatory academy that exists to prepare students intellectually and spiritually for success in higher education and to impact and influence the world according to their unique gifts and talents.

Founded: 1989

Motto: “Unleashing a lifelong passion to learn, lead and serve”

Colors: Purple and Green

Mascot: Eagle

Verse: “But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.” Isaiah 40:31

Total Enrollment: 1515
North Campus (PK-12 Symmes Township):

• Edyth B. Lindner Elementary School (PK-4): 500
• Middle School (5-8): 375
• Martha S. Lindner High School (9-12): 470 (View high school profile)

Armleder Campus (PK-8 Downtown):

• Armleder School (PK-8): 170

School Hours

Student Faculty Ratio: This varies by building, but the overall ratio is 13:1

Distinctives:

• Full time enrichment instructor at EBL Elementary
• Enrichment and/or advanced courses available K-12
• Experiential learning opportunities at the high school through Intersession
• Spiritual development through weekly chapels, Christian Studies curriculum and Biblical integration
• Spanish instruction beginning in kindergarten
• Community service program Grades PK-12
• International mission trips beginning in 7th grade

Associations and Accreditations:

• Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS)
• Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI)
• National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
• Ohio Association of Independent Schools (OAIS)
• Council of Educational Standards and Accountability (CESA)
• U.S. Department of Education’s Blue Ribbon Award of Excellence (four times)
• Rated one of Cincinnati's Best Private High Schools, Cincinnati Magazine

Location: The PK-12 North Campus is located on 23 acres in suburban Northeast Cincinnati. The PK-8 Armleder campus is located in downtown Cincinnati in the fully renovated, six story Crosley Square building.

Academics:

• 18 Advanced Placement courses
• 65% of faculty hold advanced degrees
• 99% of graduates attend 4-year colleges
• Class of 2012: 8 students recognized by National Merit Scholarship Corporation, 33% of senior class earned AP Scholar distinction
• Grade 1-8 students consistently score in the top 10-15 percentiles on the Stanford Achievement Test based on national norms
• 74% of students grades 5-8 scored in the 90th percentile or above in one or more categories of the SAT, qualifying for the Northwestern University Midwest Academic Talent Search
• Learn more about CHCA's Academic Results  

Spiritual Life:

• Interactive weekly chapel; high level of student involvement
• Christian Studies curriculum designed to teach students to engage the world with Christian worldview
• Biblical integration in all subject areas

Athletics:

• Miami Valley Conference
• Since joining the MVC (9 member schools), CHCA has won more than one third of conference championships
• Over 55 athletic teams grades 7-12
• 60% of students participate in K-8 intramural programs or club teams
• 75% of our high school students participate in CHCA athletics
• “Win Twice” philosophy; win on the scoreboard, but also bring honor to Jesus Christ through effort and approach

Fine Arts:

• Full range of band, strings, vocal, drama, dance and visual arts offerings with dedicated fine arts facilities
• Program breadth and depth increases by grade (curricular and extracurricular) and includes AP Music Theory and AP Art Studio in high school
• Four theater productions annually
• Four-time Cappie award winning high school orchestra
• Campus-wide arts events include annual All-School Musical Revue and ArtBeat Fine Arts Festival
• Friends of Fine Arts booster organization

Service:

• Intentional service program (with dedicated staff at the high school level) designed to inspire heart for service in all grades
• Local, national and international service opportunities
• Student Organized Service at the high school encourages student involvement and initiative
• 120 service hours required during high school, though average graduate serves 250-300 hours

Diversity:
Racial diversity   Total – 27%
       Edyth B. Lindner Elementary School – 20%
       CHCA Middle School – 15%
       Martha S. Lindner High School Campus – 24%
       Armleder School – 83%

• In 2012-2013, 32% of our new students were racially diverse

Geographic diversity

• Our students represent over 40 public school districts

Religious diversity

• Our students worship at over 160 different churches

Socioeconomic diversity

• 22% of our students receive tuition assistance