Congrats to Trisity Calhoun for being accepted into our Teaching Professions program for next year!
Congrats to Sarah Warner for being accepted into our Law Enforcement program! #BuckeyeProud!
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Congratulations to Elizabeth Harper, Logan Metts, and Jaidyn Enes. These students completed their OSHA 10-Hour General Healthcare credential. #BuckeyeProud!
Congrats to Audrianna Feister for being accepted into our Intro to Nursing program for next school year!
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Congratulations to Cale Lewis, Levi McCoun, Benjamin Stewart, and Jayden Wallace. These students completed their OSHA 10-Hour General Automotive Industry credential. #BuckeyeProud!
The second half of our advisory breakfast featured members meeting with our lab instructors to share insights into current industry trends, credential recommendations, and more! Thank you to all who attended!
This morning, we hosted nearly 200 of our advisory members for our annual spring breakfast. Attendees heard from Mr. Fockler about some of the things this year's students are achieving. He also gave a preview of next school year, including an explanation of our medical building addition and potential student numbers. Mr. Polen also spoke to attendees about funding, school-to-work opportunities, credentials, and more!
Congrats to Riley Spencer for being accepted into the Pharmacy Technician program for next year!
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Congratulations to Evvan Torchik, Walker Swinehart, Trinity Gerthing, Alexis Bethel, Bethany Stephensn, Christin Gray, Nowelle Treherne, and Cassie Tedrick. These students completed their CPR credential! #BuckeyeProud!
Reminder: No school TODAY for BCC students due to our staff in-service and advisory breakfast!
Our Adult Education Heavy Equipment/ CDL A class has been working at our Buckeye House, helping to move gravel and prepare the property for auction this spring!. #Buckeye Proud!
Reminder: No school on Friday, March 14, 2025, for BCC students due to our staff in-service and advisory breakfast!
Our Electrical Systems Technology students had the opportunity to attend Electro Expo 2025, a premier trade show and educational conference for the electrical construction industry. Held at the Huntington Convention Center in Cleveland, the event featured a trade show, educational sessions, and networking opportunities. This trip provided valuable industry insights and hands-on learning experiences to help prepare students for their future careers.
Congrats to Maya Spencer for being accepted into our Exercise Science program for next year!
We would like to congratulate our Business Professionals of America students from the Buckeye Business Academy! They also competed at state this week. The parlimentary procedure team of Marissa Montanez, Deborah Erb, Ava Starner, Caleb Hershberger, Jenna Troyer, Naomi Crossan, and Mosheh Crossan placed first and qualified for nationals! Congrats to everyone else who competed and placed, as well!
Our Fire & EMS Technology students are learning to use battery-operated hydraulic extrication tools! #BuckeyeProud!
Make plans to attend our next open house on March 20th from 5:30-7:30 pm! We will showcase our adult and high school programs at this event, which features a complimentary meal, an application station, and an alumni gathering in the Joe Carlisle Marketplace! Anyone who applies for an adult education class will have the $50 application fee waived!
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Congratulations to those pictured Kayla Yoder, Isaac Kohler, Caleb Shanklin, and Kaden Pack (not pictured). These students received their Cisco Support Technician credential. #BuckeyeProud!
Seven BCC students who have enlisted in the military attended Tuesday's Military Signing Day, hosted by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce in Columbus! We appreciate their commitment to serving our country! Attending students were Austin Pulley, Micah Barnhart, Colten Weals, William Holland, Hazel Christner, Lexis Kaser, and Lucas Fife! #BuckeyeProud!
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