Enjoy our beautiful spring weather! 

We invite you to come and visit, and see what a Springer education can offer a child with a learning disability. An informational session begins at 9:00 a.m., followed by student-led tours of the building.

Wednesday, April 25, 9:00 a.m.

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Internationally known expert on ADHD and executive function Dr. Russell Barkley will share with parents recent research and strategies for managing ADHD and building executive function skills at two evening programs in April. 

The April 16 presentation will define executive function and ADHD, and describe the current state of our understanding of these issues. On April 17, Dr. Barkley will share strategies for managing them both at home and at school.  

Dr. Barkley will also be addressing professionals in an all-day seminar on April 17. His visit is being co-sponsored by Springer and Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. 

• Take Me Out to the Ball Park! Host the ultimate baseball gathering! This private luxury suite for 12 has it all - food, drinks and parking included! This suite is available during the 2012 Reds season on a mutually agreed Sunday. (Donated by: Keating Muething & Klekamp PLL -Value $2,000)  
• Gas and Groceries! Save a bundle at the gas pump and at the grocery store! These gift cards - $500 for groceries and $500 for gas, totaling $1,000 - could be yours! (Donated by: The Limardi Family - Value $1,000)  
• iPad 2! The iPad 2 with Wi-Fi & 3G, 64 GB, 9.7, weighs only 1.35 lbs. It comes with a Polyurethane "Smart Cover" in light gray. This fantastic technology is the ultimate toy and tool! (Donated by: Friend of Springer - Value $925)

Purchase your tickets the night of the Celebration, or if you can't be there for the fun, you can still buy raffle tickets by mail or online until April 30.  Buy Raffle Tickets 

A Springer Celebration! 2012

Wednesday, May 2, 2012 

6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Tickets: $125 

Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza Hotel  

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2010 Bolan Award Winner Joel Beard

Springer graduate Joel Beard is now a second-class Boy Scout, soon to attain first-class ranking. He was chosen by the Boy Scouts to attend a one-week National Youth Leadership Training program this summer. In the fall, Joel will attend LaSalle High School. He hopes to one day work in computer design. Says Joel, "I'm not aware of using the strategies I learned at Springer anymore. Now they are just the way I do things."  

On Thursday, Upper School students will

In recognition of the All School Quest's theme, the students will wear Seussian hats and beads as they walk.

walk two miles through Hyde Park to raise money for victims of the March 2 tornadoes. The money they raise will support American Red Cross relief efforts.

The walk-a-thon is part of the Upper School's participation in Springer's All School Quest, the theme of which is "Oh, the Things You Can Do That Are Good for You!" The students have three goals for their walk - supporting tornado relief, building good health and preparing themselves for their April trip to Washington, D.C.  

Upper School parents will provide refreshment stations along the route. Many thanks to the Kroger Company for its generous donation of water, bananas and granola!  

Academic skills can get rusty during the summer months. Springer can show you how to help your child avoid summer drift. 

Center Program Coordinator Dr. Mary Ann Mulcahey will help you develop a strategy that includes a plan, incentives and fun activities that keep skills sharp.  

Keeping Academic Skills  

Fresh in the Summer Months

Wednesday, April 11, 7:00 - 8:30 pm

Cost: $10

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