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Yavneh Day School, Cincinnati, Ohio is the name of a private Jewish K-7 school in Cincinnati, Ohio. It emphasizes both Judaic and General studies. Recently the school changed its name to the Rockwern Academy, named in honor of Dr. S. Sunner Rockwern. (The school is still officially Yavneh Day School doing business as Rockwern Academy.)
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