As part of our CTE Month® celebrations, today, we highlight one of our business partners! Park Village always lends a hand when our students need on-the-job training and they employ several current and former BCC students! #BuckeyeProud!

This morning, representatives from Metallus visited several of our labs to share exciting opportunities for apprenticeships and co-ops!

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Credential Alert! Congratulations to Robin Seese, Bailey Winkhart, Dessika Mccollins, Kelsey Patterson, and Addison Sundheimer. These students completed their ServSafe Allergens certification. #BuckeyeProud!

“Only people who are not happy with themselves are mean to others.”

Our Graphic Arts and Auto Collision labs joined forces to give our fire truck a fresh new look, making it official for our Fire/EMS students! Now, they have a fully branded BCC fire truck for hands-on training.

Our counselors are meeting with our current students to begin the scheduling process for next year!

Thanks to WJER and Bill Morgan for having Mrs. Robinson and Ms. Bundy on his show today to discuss the upcoming Shannon Wigfield Pancake Breakfast!

Job of the day: The City of Dover is seeking applications for two vacancies. Positions include an opening at Dover Light and Power and an opening in the Street Department. Dover Light and Power is seeking a power plant maintenance worker trainee. The Street Department is seeking a street maintenance worker. A CDL is preferred but not required at the time of hire. If the employee does not possess a CDL, they will be required to obtain one within 18 months. Interested applicants for either position should submit an application to the Mayor’s Office or Service Director’s Office by Friday, February 28th. Applications are available on our website at https://www.doverohio.com/jobs.

The Joe Carlisle Café is open today and Thursday from 10am-12:30pm! Join us for lunch!

We are now accepting applications for our part-time summer maintenance positions! Check out www.BuckeyeCareerCenter.org to apply!

Mrs. Ganyard was recognized at our board meeting for being named the Tuscarawas County Chamber Educator of the Year!

Our Student of the Month recipients were joined at our board meeting by supporters and family members! Congrats to all!

Our Buckeye Business Academy students stopped by today to tour our main campus! They are also attending our board meeting and had a full day of stops in the area along the way!

“Some people will go to great lengths to provoke you, hoping you’ll act out of character to fir the narrative they’ve created about you. Stay calm, stay wise, and don’t give them the satisfaction. Silence is power.”

Credential Alert! Congratulations to Lauren Maloon, Olivia Spidell, and Joshua Drexler (not pictured). These students completed their FEMA Introduction to the National Incident Management system and Introduction to Incident Command credentials.

We are celebrating January and February's Student of the Month winners at tonight's Board of Education meeting. February’s Adult Education Student of the Month is Chapin Greer, of the Heavy Equipment/ CDL A program. Greer is a graduate of Sandy Valley and attended RG Drage during high school. He is employed at Alborn Excavating. He enrolled in the course to get more seat time in To serve the community by empowering people, of all ages, to discover their passion and prepare for their future through career and technical education. equipment and to obtain his CDL. Greer was nominated by his instructor Don Young. “Chapin is an outstanding student who always wants to learn more,” commented Young.

Credential Alert! Congratulations to Brok Maurer, Brody Gilland, and Devin Henline. These students completed their HAAS Basic Mill and Lathe Operator certification. #BuckeyeProud!

We are celebrating January and February's Student of the Month winners at tonight's Board of Education meeting. January’s Adult Education Student of the Month is Chad Shaner of the HVAC-R program. Shaner is a Fairless High School graduate and works at ABC Technologies/DLHBowles. He enrolled in the program to advance his skills for work as an HVAC technician. Shaner is married to his wife Tessa.

We are celebrating January and February's Student of the Month winners at tonight's Board of Education meeting. The third high school winner is Sean Lawrence. Lawrence is a double lab student at BCC, enrolled in the CAD Development & Design and Precision Machining labs. He attends BCC from Newcomerstown. Lawrence is a 12-year member of Boy Scouts and is an Eagle Scout. His CAD instructor, Mr. Tim Sheehy nominated him for the honor. “Sean goes above and beyond doing design work for other students and off-site endeavors, on top of his school work,” said Sheehy. Following graduation, Lawrence plans to obtain a full-time engineering design job, with hopes of also attending college. He is the son of Gabe Lawrence and Katie Lawrence.