Anderson Ferry

I love teaching at River Ridge. I have been teaching for 23 years and have never experienced such a great staff and student environment. If you are looking for a school to challenge and welcome your child, I would highly recommend River Ridge.

Great principal with an even better teaching staff. Always makes you feel welcome and wants the best for your kids

We are a special needs family to an autistic 8 year old. When we moved to Oak Hills our son was 3 and we started at J.F Dulles then transferred to Delshire a year later due to our address being closer and it was the best transition and decision. From the beginning the staff and principal have been nothing short of amazing, the social-emotional support, special education and learning is there and has been great. I know what my child is learning, he's meeting education plan goals and progressed so much at Delshire. I love the family engagement and connection the school welcomes and just this year we transferred our 7 year old from Saint Dominic private school (no special education programs/support) to Delshire because she wanted to go where she could feel the warmth this school has for the kids and families, she could feel it when we'd pick up her brother and I'm all about my kids being happy and feeling welcomed while getting the learning they deserve. Jill Wolfe and staff are angels and Delshire is the best!

I attended St. Dominic for seven years and I absolutely hated it. If you don't have a stay at home or work from home mom, don't play spots, or your parent(s) weren't born in the Cincinnati area, you're going to have a bad time. Even if you do play sports, if your parent(s) aren't popular or well-liked, you won't be either. Prepare for fake-backstabbing "friends" (I use that word loosely), horrible teachers in the upper-grades, terrible and extremely unreasonable rules, such as separation of the boys and girls at recess, only solid white, black, or grey socks allowed, and around a 10 minute lunch. There is also extreme hatred for other religions, democrats, and homosexuals, or basically anyone who is not a Catholic, conservative republican. Go here if you want a terrible curriculum, a horrible teaching staff (aside from Mrs. Habedank, 2nd grade and Mrs. White, advanced math (5th grade and up) and advanced reading (7th and 8th grade)), and overall a bad time.

Worst. This school does not uphold Catholic values an does not have good intentions

I was a student at victory and graduated in 2013, I have to say victory was the best thing that has happened to me. The teachers and staff members really strive to help the students. We are all a big family. I also love the sports too. Maybe teams have made it to city or state and many awards were won. I struggled with mah though my grade school and the teachers and tutors really helped, might I add that my grade was truly the best, we were like family and could joke around with each other. In high school now, i still hang ouy with all my friends that i hung out with in grade school! victory has everything as an option for your child. Go Vipers.Once a vipe, always a vipe