Walnut Hills High School has been named the No. 1 public high school in Ohio for the second straight year and ranking #91 nationally and jumping 27 spots from last year. Gleam is the school’s literary magazine, and the oldest of Walnut Hills’s student clubs, and it has earned a “Excellent” rating from the National Council of Teachers of English. Gleam will hold its annual open-mic night, “The Writing on the Wall,” in April. College Signing Day was a day to celebrate six senior student-athletes who have committed to continuing their academic and athletic careers.

Q1. Are students allowed to take the SAT and ACT?

Ans. Yes, students who want to go to college can take both the SAT and the ACT at Walnut Hills High School.

Q2. Do teachers want their students to take harder classes?

Ans. Yes, Advanced classes help students do better in school by pushing them to work harder.

Q3. What do students learn at Walnut Hills High School?

Ans. Walnut Hills High School has a college-preparatory curriculum and gives students chances to learn by doing things and get better at them.

Q4. Are there programs that help people learn how to lead better?

Ans. Yes, students can learn how to be leaders by being part of student groups, working on group projects, and helping other students.

Q5. What kind of atmosphere does Walnut Hills High School have?

Ans. Walnut Hills High School has a structured and supportive environment that puts a lot of stress on academics, personal growth, and getting students involved.