By: Sarina Patel, Mary Sellinger, Bea Kennedy, and Bea Schneider 2/19/25 Seven Hills School The Starry Night themed 7th and 8th grade dance, which takes place in Founder’s Hall, is a major success every year. The fun of this dance doesn’t just appear. Much effort and participation are poured into it each year. Both teachers and students prepare in different ways to make this event … Continue reading A Starry Night
The Switch to High School By Ross Eckman, Aiden Fayson-Demoss, and Sid Sirigam Seven Hills Switching from Middle to High school is a significant milestone in your life. People get scared and think that the change is overwhelming and complicated. The reality is that maybe it isn’t what you think. Perhaps this change isn’t overwhelming, but it is a change for the better. When asked … Continue reading “A Good Change”
By: Naya Patel and Courtney Klein Seven Hills Community The Seven Hills community is a very welcoming and caring place for students. They welcome new and old students and are always nice to everyone around them. Seven Hills overall is a very sweet and caring community that is nice to everyone no matter who they are. “When I came to shadow the people were very … Continue reading From Middle School to High School
By Hanyu Chen and Bhagya Ramineni As a member of the Seven Hills community, Nurse Ann takes great pride in her job and the relationships she has built with students and faculty. Before joining Seven Hills, she worked as an ER nurse at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, and at the University of Michigan Medical Center in Ann Arbor. She was passionate about her … Continue reading The Nurses’ Journey
By: Sania Ansari and Elsa Cybukski Kindness and community are big values at Seven Hills. You can always find a way to be kind and give back to the community through service events. Some service events at Seven Hills are the Caring Place Drive, A Day On Not Off, the Walk-a-Thon, and many more fun ways to get involved with your community. “Service means understanding … Continue reading “You have the ability to give, no matter what.”
By Evlin Nunes and Audrey Vago The Holidays The holidays are filled with many fun activities and shopping for holiday gifts can be difficult. This Hive Article covers the perfect gifts for kids, teens, and adults. It also covers fun ways to celebrate the holidays and how people, who don’t celebrate Christmas, spend their time. Christmas Christmas originated from pagan celebrations; for example: an ancient … Continue reading All About the Holidays
By Abe Adams and Law Kennedy Mr Huff has a big role in the seventh grade middle school and its students. Mr.Huff is the Seven Hills 7th grade history teacher. He went to Miami University and is known for his passion and ability to make lessons fun. Mr. Huff loves not only helping students and teaching about history but also teaching the students about real-life … Continue reading Mr. Huff
By Jackson Irby and Keane Thompson Student council at Seven Hills is a very important part of the things that we do at our school. For example, the student council runs all the intramurals, special days like Pumpkin Day, the Amazing Race for Global Ed Day, and more. Without the student council we wouldn’t have any of this. Student council is for everyone at the … Continue reading The Seven Hills Student Council
By Henry Wenzel, James Levesque, and Adam Dughman Mr. G plays a big part in the Encore system at Seven Hills. He is the new after-school monitor and one of the most beloved teachers at Seven Hills Middle School. Everybody loves him, and finding someone who doesn’t like him would be hard. As Tripp O’Connell says, “Mr. G is him.” Mr. G usually comes to … Continue reading Mr. G the G.O.A.T.
By: Kendall Coffey, Elsa Cybulski, and Dagny Jones According to Actions for Children,”One in six children aged 5-16 are likely to have mental health problems.” Today, in society, it is normal for young adults to struggle with mental health; yet this should not be the standard. If someone is struggling with mental health, it is tough to focus in school and grades can add to … Continue reading Mental Health Matters
