Business Details
50+ Years
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Your Trusted Catholic High School in Cincinnati, OH
Founded in 1928, Roger Bacon High School has been dedicated to fostering academic excellence and spiritual growth rooted in Franciscan values. Our co-educational environment serves students in grades 9-12, emphasizing a personalized approach with a 12:1 student-to-teacher ratio. We integrate rigorous academics with character development, preparing students for college and life through programs like the Assisi Scholar Program and community service initiatives. Our campus, located in Cincinnati, Ohio, has undergone significant improvements, including over $8 million in upgrades over seven years.We pride ourselves on a diverse student body representing over 70 grade schools, with 97% of graduates pursuing higher education. Our mission focuses on nurturing the mind, body, and spirit, guided by the Franciscan principles of holiness, learning, self-discipline, and compassion. With a legacy of 24,000 alumni, we continue to provide a supportive community where every student is known by name and empowered to thrive.
Services
College Preparation
Spiritual Development
Extracurricular Activities
Special Education Services
Community Outreach Programs
Details
- Year established: 1928
Highlights and features
- We offer a 12:1 student-to-teacher ratio for personalized learning.
- Our graduates have a 97% college enrollment rate.
- We provide $8 million in campus improvements over seven years.
- Our Assisi Scholar Program combines academics with spiritual growth.
- We serve students from over 70 different grade schools.
What people say
Academic excellence
Spiritual growth
Supportive teachers
College preparation
Strong community
Services
College Preparation
Our college preparatory program equips students with academic skills and resources for higher education success. Through personalized counseling, AP courses, and dual-credit opportunities, we ensure 97% of graduates pursue college education. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, writing, and STEM readiness, supported by a 12:1 student-to-teacher ratio for individualized guidance.
Spiritual Development
Rooted in Franciscan values, our spiritual development program includes theology classes, campus ministry, and pilgrimage opportunities. Students engage in weekly Mass, retreats like Kairos, and service projects, fostering personal relationships with God while respecting diverse faith backgrounds. The Assisi Scholar Program integrates spiritual growth with academic excellence for high-achieving students.
Extracurricular Activities
We offer 20+ clubs and 18 athletic teams, including unique programs like underwater hockey. Activities range from academic competitions to fine arts, robotics, and community service. These programs develop leadership skills and school spirit while providing opportunities for students to explore diverse interests beyond the classroom.
Special Education Services
Our three full-time intervention specialists provide tailored support for students with mild to moderate disabilities. Services include in-class assistance, small-group instruction, and accommodations aligned with individual education plans. The program ensures all students access our college-preparatory curriculum while developing academic and life skills.
Community Outreach Programs
Students participate in annual service initiatives like Shantytown and the Freshman Service Retreat. These programs emphasize Franciscan values of compassion and social justice, requiring community engagement hours for graduation. Outreach extends locally and globally, including mission trips and partnerships with Cincinnati-area organizations.
Questions
What makes Roger Bacon High School unique?
Our Franciscan values, 12:1 student-to-teacher ratio, and $8 million in recent campus improvements create a personalized learning environment focused on academic and spiritual growth.
What college preparatory resources are available?
We offer AP courses, dual-credit programs, college counseling, and a 97% college enrollment rate, with personalized guidance from faculty and staff.
Are there opportunities for spiritual development?
Yes, through theology classes, campus ministry, retreats like Kairos, and pilgrimage programs that emphasize Franciscan values and personal faith journeys.
What extracurricular activities are offered?
20+ clubs, 18 athletic teams including unique options like underwater hockey, and leadership opportunities through student organizations.
How does the school support students with learning differences?
Three full-time intervention specialists provide in-class support, small-group instruction, and accommodations for students with mild to moderate disabilities.
What community service requirements exist?
Students participate in annual initiatives like Shantytown and the Freshman Service Retreat, fulfilling graduation requirements through local and global outreach programs.
Reviews (2)
Anonymous User
Oct 07, 2018
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School will give up on you so fast if you cant keep up with their expectations. Not worth it.
Petty Spaghetti
Jun 24, 2018
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This is such a sad excuse for a school. I would never send my kids there. They do not care about the kids, just your money.
