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Our Schools Every child deserves to reach their full potential in life. The children most in need of the Touchstone Project are those with the least access to cultural activities and the arts, so Cincinnati’s economically disadvantaged schools are targeted to reap the benefits of this unprecedented Project. The six schools which the Project currently serves are Parham-Hoffman Elementary, Lockland School, St. Francis De Sales School, Woodford Paideia Elementary, Frederick Douglass Elementary and the Bond Hill Academy. Parham Elementary, a City of Cincinnati public school in East Walnut Hills, houses grades pre-K through 8 and serves 485 students. For the school-year 2008-09 Parham school merged with Hoffman School. Hoffman School, a City of Cincinnati public school in East Walnut Hills, houses grades pre-K through 8 and serves 297 students.
Parham Elementary School
Hoffman-Parham Elementary School
Lockland School
St. Francis De Sales School
Woodford Paideia Elementary School Frederick Douglas School in Walnut Hills serves 367 students.
Frederick Douglass Elementary School Bond Hill Academy serves 389 students.
Bond Hill Academy
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Lockland School, of the City of Lockland and Arlington Heights, has 635 pre-school through twelfth grade students. 
St. Francis De Sales School is a Catholic inner-city school in East Walnut Hills and houses 212 kindergarten through eighth grade students.
Woodford Paideia Elementary is a City of Cincinnati public school in Kennedy Heights with 405 kindergarten through sixth grade students.