For the fifth straight year, The Summit Country Day School in Cincinnati has been named Ohio’s best Catholic high school by Niche, a national ranking and review site based in Pittsburgh. 

Fifty percent of the ranking is determined by academic proficiency per SAT/ACT scores and survey responses about academics from students and parents. Other factors considered in the ranking are teacher excellence, culture, diversity, resources, facilities, clubs, activities and sports. 

Niche analyzes thousands of data points to determine the top school in the country. The Summit was also ranked one of Cincinnati’s top three private high schools and one of the top three private K-12 schools in Cincinnati.

Visit The Summit during an upcoming event to learn more about the school’s five pillars of education – academic, spiritual, athletic, artistic and social – that rank the best in Ohio. There is a parent preview day for Upper School on Wednesday, Oct. 19, at 8:30-10:15 a.m.