Elder High School

The Taste of Elder scheduled for this Saturday, June 27, has been cancelled. Those who purchased advance tickets will be refunded – please check your email for details.

Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing dads and father figures in the Elder community!

Thank you for your guidance, support, and sacrifices that help shape our young men each day! We are grateful for all you do!

Time is running out to register for our Bourbon Tasting at the Taste of Elder on June 27! Includes four tastings and a Glencairn glass with the Elder logo. Only available via pre-sale registration, and the deadline is tomorrow, June 19. Must purchase an admission ticket to register for Bourbon Tasting. Space is limited. This is a 21-and-older event. Follow the link for admission and Bourbon Tasting information. See you at the Taste!

https://elderhs.myschoolapp.com/page/event-detail?pk=18423728

It's another beautiful summer morning on Elder's campus!

What's your favorite spot at Elder?

VENDORS ANNOUNCED! Enjoy delicious food and tasty brews from all your favorites at the Taste of Elder – June 27. Follow the link for details and tickets. Bourbon Tasting pre-sale ends June 19. See you at the Taste!

https://conta.cc/4uugLV8

Good luck, Jayden and Lucas!

Elder’s Glee Club wrapped up an incredible international tour through England and Scotland with packed performances at Holy Trinity Church – Sloane Square, St. Helen’s and a special joint concert in Beckenham alongside another community choir. Between performances, the group also had the opportunity to experience the sights, history, and culture that made the trip unforgettable.

That’s a wrap on the first week of summer camps at Elder!

From the broadcast studio to the courts and everywhere in between, future Panthers had a great week making new friends, learning new skills, and having fun on campus and at the PAC. Building Panthers all summer long!

Still plenty of great camps to sign up for this summer!
Visit elderhighschool.campbrainregistration.com to register!

Congratulations to the two winning teams from this year’s Magnified Giving program, as voted on by their classmates along with Elder’s faculty and staff. Magnified Giving is a Cincinnati-based organization that teaches students the value of philanthropy through service-learning and charitable giving.

Team One chose Cancer Free Kids, hoping to raise awareness and support for pediatric cancer research. Pictured (L to R): Nathan Hoemelle, MJ Lucs, Hayden Gorczyca, Nick Fettig, Hunter Garvey, and Max Wernke.

Team Two selected Sophie’s Angel Run after being inspired by Sophie’s story and a personal connection to the foundation. Pictured (L to R): Max Holthaus, Caleb McComas, Enzo Gambetta, Connor McCarthy, Jackson Caffeo, Marquise Williams.

We are proud of these students for using their voices, creativity, and compassion to shine a light on causes bigger than themselves. Another great example of Elder students leading with purpose and making an impact beyond the classroom.