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Loveland NEST program attendance hits 88% after in-school shift

By Loveland-Symmes Chronicle staff · · 1 min read

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Milford's Ohio Report Card score rises to 3.91

The Milford Board of Education's Thursday, Sept. 17, meeting featured a rising Ohio Report Card score, All-State Band honors for two students and a tribute to longtime educator Shane Ferguson.

Loveland earns 5-star Ohio report card, Sycamore matches

Loveland City Schools earned a five-star rating on the 2025-26 Ohio School Report Card, ranking in the top 4% statewide, while Sycamore earned five stars and Milford earned 4.5 stars.

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LEAD Training brings career coaches to Loveland, Milford schools

Cincinnati nonprofit LEAD Training has signed agreements with Loveland City Schools and Milford Exempted Village Schools for 2026-27, placing career coaches and offering pre-apprenticeships, internships and medical career pathways backed by $300,000 in state and foundation grants.

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Chamberlain University begins first nursing classes in Cincinnati

Chamberlain University's new Cincinnati campus at Kenwood began BSN classes on Aug. 31, offering a three-year nursing degree with flexible scheduling and no prerequisites in a region where healthcare vacancies outnumber graduates six to one.

Symmes Elementary ranks in Ohio's top 4% in U.S. News report

All four Sycamore Community Schools elementary campuses, including Symmes Elementary in Loveland, earned a top 4% statewide ranking from U.S. News & World Report based on math and reading proficiency data.

Loveland cuts ribbon on outdoor classroom for 1,200 students

The Loveland City School District held a ribbon cutting Thursday, Aug. 20, for a new outdoor classroom on the Lebanon Road campus, funded by a $46,519 Loveland Schools Foundation donation and built over the summer for more than 1,200 students in grades 5-8.

Sycamore High cracks top 3% of U.S. public high schools

Sycamore High School earned a 97.12 out of 100 scorecard in the U.S. News & World Report 2026-27 rankings, placing it No. 516 nationally and in the top 3% of nearly 18,000 public high schools evaluated.

Loveland Middle School names Simich as new assistant principal

Mike Simich, formerly assistant principal at St. Bernard-Elmwood Place Junior/Senior High School, has joined Loveland Middle School as assistant principal for the 2026-27 school year, filling the vacancy left when Dr. Amanda Robinson was promoted to principal.

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