Indian Hill Schools is promoting The Red Letter Delivery, a subscription that mails a professionally printed piece of student artwork and the artist’s story each month, with proceeds supporting arts education.
The district’s program page says each delivery includes a 5-by-7-inch print in a red envelope. The Indian Hill Arts Conservatory runs the program, sponsored by the Indian Hill Foundation.
The advertised subscription price is $8 a month or $96 for a year. The current enrollment form displays totals including payment processing fees of $8.54 for the recurring monthly option and $99.18 for the one-time annual option. Subscriptions can be given as gifts and mailed within the United States; international delivery is not available.
The program is ongoing, rather than a new launch. The district’s Nov. 18, 2025, announcement invited subscriptions for shipments beginning in January 2026. It identified high school student Norah Condorodis’s Cincinnati skyline artwork as the debut feature.
Arts and Activities Director Amy Clark described the project as “a tangible connection to our students’ imagination and heart” in that announcement.
In a Nov. 9 district social media post, Indian Hill again promoted subscriptions and shared a video featuring artist Cedric Michael Cox. Cox, a 1994 graduate, was a 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award honoree, according to the district’s alumni awards page.
Cox’s biography describes a career spanning paintings, exhibitions and public murals at schools, libraries and other Cincinnati-area institutions. In his alumni statement, he recalled how encouragement in a first-grade art class helped him connect with classmates and develop his creativity.
