• May 9 - AP Art Show & Art Signing Day
  • May 10 - Theatre Student Directed One Act Plays @ 12 pm
  • May 15 - Choir Spring Concert @ 7 pm
  • May 16 - Guitar Concert @ 1:30 pm
  • May 16 - Athletics Spring Awards Night @ 7 pm
  • May 17 - Prom!!!
  • May 18 - After Prom
  • May 21 - Board of Education Meeting @ 7 pm
  • May 22 - Senior Recognition Awards @ 5:30 pm
  • May 23 - Last Day of School
  • May 25 - Graduation
The student voice of Sycamore High School in Cincinnati, Ohio

The Leaf
The student voice of Sycamore High School in Cincinnati, Ohio

The Leaf
The student voice of Sycamore High School in Cincinnati, Ohio

The Leaf
HARD AT WORK. Sanford Reese works at Donatos Pizzeria in Blue Ash after graduating from the SHS Transition Internship Program in 2018. He is a proud graduate who is admired for his hard work and self-sufficiency. Sanford has many hobbies including basketball and drawing.

Hard working role model

Hannah Lee, Copy Editor
April 24, 2019
Jake Hertzman, 9

Jake Hertzman, 9

Charlotte Weiss, Business Staff
April 24, 2019
Autism Speaks

Autism Speaks

Gabby Khodadad, PR Team
April 23, 2019
Eden Kadosh, 9

Eden Kadosh, 9

Isabella Magato, Cartoonist
April 23, 2019
A FUN NIGHT. Students and staff alike gathered to enjoy the trivia night. The event ended at roughly 8 p.m.

Students give trivia a try

Kirsten Thomas, Web Editor
April 19, 2019
INNOVATION. Microsoft is a leader among companies making efforts to include employees with diverse abilities. They have a program designed to attract talent and support people on the autism spectrum. According to the page on inclusive hiring on Microsoft’s website, “From the very first days of our company, Microsoft has sought to enable individuals and organizations around world to do great things.”

Autism enters workplace

Sydney Weiss, Web Editor
April 18, 2019
Debasmita Kanungo, 11

Debasmita Kanungo, 11

Lydia Masset, Video Editor
April 18, 2019
HOPE. As far as poses go, this one was a crowd favorite for it showed the toughness of the survivor. After all, the FFTC committee agrees that the primary reason they chose to support The Dragonfly Foundation was because they provide encouragement and support during a dragonfly’s battle with cancer. By doing the show, not only are they raising money to support The Dragonfly Foundation’s mission, they give the kids a chance to enjoy being their true selves.

Moments from Fashion for the Cure

Grace Zhang, Copy Editor
April 17, 2019
Noah Kaufman, 12

Noah Kaufman, 12

Hannah Lee, Copy Editor
April 17, 2019
Anupama Narayana, 11

Anupama Narayana, 11

Harsitha Kalaiarasan, Feature Chief
April 16, 2019
Patrick Ma, 10

Patrick Ma, 10

Lindsey Brinkman, Entertainment Chief
April 15, 2019
DRAW, PAINT, BUILD. At the Sycamore Art Show, works of art from all grades were displayed. The day before the show, art teachers from the four different Elementary schools, E.H. Greene school, Junior High, and High School gathered to put up the multitude of pieces done by students. Included was a group project by the Elementary students where they colored on pieces of paper and then constructed a cityscape by sticking the separately colored pages together by cutting slits and placing them together to construct a criss cross. Junior High students made Zentangles, a series of different patterns placed next to each other, creating the students’ hair above a photo of their face.

Sycamore families gather for art

Charlotte Weiss, Business team
April 15, 2019
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