At the end of every school year, the Upper School and Middle School gather for the presentation for awards. This the complete list of awards and recipients for the 2010-2011 school year.

By Sabrina Finn ‘14, Contributor. The idea for the bowtie project began with Dhani Jones’s “Bow Ties for a Cause.” Now the project has come to CCDS, where the money from the sales will go towards the school’s scholarship funds.

By Annie Nesbitt ‘13, Contributor. When switching schools, all students have their own ideas of what their new environment will be like. However, they usually get at least part of it wrong.

By The Scroll Staff. At this year’s Upper School Awards Ceremony on June 3, select students were recognized for their scholastic, artistic, extracurricular and athletic achievements.

By Silence Dopoorly, ’56, Contributor. Ever wonder what it’s like to attend the most elite college preparatory institution in Ohio? Well here’s your chance to experience life through the eyes of a “Day boy”—a simulation of life in the CCDS Upper School.

The Upper School welcomes 19 new students, continuing a trend of 16 to 20 new students a year that began in the 2003-2004 school year. Despite the large number of new students, this year’s Upper School is slightly smaller, partly because the freshman class is slightly smaller than last year’s senior class. Overall, CCDS has 25 to 30 fewer students than last year.