Buckeye Career Center

Connor Pearch, a Welding senior, works at Superior Tank in Beach City. He participates in School to Work!

Credential Alert! Congratulations to Hayden Thomas, Carson Miller, Piper Mosley, Tyler Troyer, and Zoey Martin (Not pictured). These students have received their OSHA 10-Hour General Industry for Public Safety Credential. #BuckeyeProud!

Our Construction Technology students got to hear from a few carpentry union representatives this morning. They spoke about different potential career paths after graduation.

Job of the day: Gradall in New Philadelphia is hiring! Gradall is urgently hiring Welders, CNC Machinists, Coating Operator, Industrial Maintenance Mechanics Operator, and other Mechanics. Gradall is known to be a top employer in the New Philadelphia area. If interested apply at www.gradall.com, scroll to the bottom then click employment.

“In every day there are 1,440 minutes that means we have 1,440 daily opportunities to make a positive impact.” -Les Brown

Derek Miller, a Construction Technology senior, participates in School to Work while employed at TM Home Improvements in Baltic!

Our students of the month were joined by several supporters tonight! Congrats to Andria, Luke, and Tyler!

With snow in the forecast for later in the week, we wanted to remind everyone of our winter weather procedures! Safety always comes first!

Our Pharmacy Technician seniors toured Mediwise Pharmacy in Newcomerstown today! #BuckeyeProud!

Claymont 5th graders had a special visit from our Career Connector Mrs. Beaber. The 5th-grade students did some fun hands-on activities with a few of our BCC students yesterday. These activities help students explore various career pathways.

Our SkillsUSA officer team spent last Thursday and Friday in Columbus for the fall leadership conference! #BuckeyeProud!

“Every day may not be good...but there’s something good in every day.” -Alice Morse Earle

Congrats to our November Adult Education Student of the Month, Utility Lineworker's Tyler Lumbert. Lumbert is a graduate of Sandy Valley and lives in Strasburg. He is employed at Lowe’s and is a member of the United States Marine Corps Reserves. He attends the Cathedral of Life Church and volunteers for Toys for Tots. Lumbert enrolled in the program to better provide for his family, which includes his wife, Hallie. “I wanted to build my skills and learn a valuable trade to support my community,” he stated. Lumbert’s instructor, Mr. Rich Tharp, nominated him for the honor. “Tyler takes great pride in his preparation and demonstrates an extraordinary commitment to his academics and lab work. His character has allowed him to serve as a shining example for his classmates.” Lumbert plans to apply to AEP with hopes of landing an apprenticeship before buying a home with his wife. He will be honored at this evening's Board of Education meeting!

Congrats to our second Student of the Month for November, Luke Smith! Smith is a double lab student in Landscaping and Masonry. He attends BCC from Conotton Valley, where he has played football since third grade. Outside of school, Smith works on the family farm and was a 4H member for several years. Smith’s Landscaping instructor, Mr. Bruce Vandall, nominated him for the honor. “Luke sets clear goals for himself and is determined to reach them, whether in class or during group activities. His focus and dedication push others to stay on track to do their best,” said Vandall. Smith hopes to enter the workforce after graduation. Smith is the son of Michael and Amanda Smith. He will be honored at this evening's Board of Education meeting!

Congrats to November Student of the Month, Andria Lab! Lab is a double lab student in Graphic Arts and Floral Design. Lab attends BCC from Tusky Valley, where she is a seven-year member of the band and is also involved in Hope Squad, track, pep club, pep band, and National Honor Society. At BCC, Lab is a member of SkillsUSA, Leadership, FFA, and Drug Free Clubs of America. She works at Material Girl and Maker Space Retreat Center and attends Good Hope Church. “Andria took it upon herself to promote BCC by creating stickers for our Floral Design program, commented Floral Design instructor, Mrs. Sharon Burdette, one of Lab’s co-nominators. “She printed the stickers to put on our corsages and boutonniere orders. The collaboration she used with both programs was impressive.” Her Graphic Arts instructor, Mr. Jeremiah Fierbaugh commends Lab for her hard work and personality. “Her contagious smile and laugh allow her to be well-received as a leader among her peers,” said Fierbaugh. Lab hopes to start her own business following graduation. She is the daughter of Andy and Wendy Lab. She will be honored at this evening's Board of Education meeting.

The Joe Carlisle Café is open today and Thursday for lunch! Join us between 10am-12:30pm! The menu is limited to what is listed on this graphic and the salad bar will be unavailable.

Credential Alert! Congratulations to Justin Myers, Raphael Medrano, Joseph Jones, Brodee Doss, Avery Simmerman, Tanner Johnston, Kyler Vosick, Jaxon Burcher, Evan Nalley, Bryson Froman, Mayson Royer, Thomas Adey, Brock Albright, Gavin Smith, Gino Tozzi, and Charles Morris. These students earned their OSHA 10-Hour Construction Credential. #BuckeyeProud!

Retirement is near for two more BCC employees! Congrats to Jennifer Spies (adult education secretary) and Shawn Dudziak (maintenance) as they prepare to enter retirement in December! We appreciate all that you have done for BCC and our students!

Thank you to Allied Machine & Engineering and Papa Johns for co-sponsoring a pizza party today for our Drug Free Clubs of America members! Students stopped by the cafe to enjoy pizza, salad, chips, drinks, and cookies! #BuckeyeProud!

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