The Forest Hills School District is a comprehensive preschool through 12th grade public school district located in the southeastern suburbs of Cincinnati. The district serves nearly 7,600 students living in the communities of Anderson Township and the Village of Newtown. The combined population of these two communities is about 45,000. One of the district’s central themes – Success for All Students – drives a commitment to the quality of education for all students and is enthusiastically endorsed by a five-member Board of Education. The Forest Hills education system has focused initiatives and commitments of appropriate resources to afford active students opportunities to be successful in academics, the arts, athletics and a wide range of co- and extra-curricular activities. Results prove that the Forest Hills School District has a history of providing a strong and comprehensive educational program. Every opportunity to achieve is given to our students. Since the inception of the State of Ohio’s accountability system, Forest Hills has ranked among the highest performing districts. Forest Hills has received the state’s highest rating of “Excellent” or “Excellent with Distinction” for 12 consecutive years. Superintendent Dallas Jackson, Ed.D. Treasurer Richard R. Toepfer II Board of Education President Forest T. Heis, M.D. Vice President James C. Frooman Member Julie Bissinger Member Tracy Huebner Member Randy Smith
