Our Dental Assisting students had a wonderful day at the Akron Zoo learning all about animal teeth! The zoo hosted a program called Mammalian Teeth and our students loved it! They also enjoyed seeing all of the animals while learning about animal dental health! #BuckeyeProud!

Buckeye Career Center’s Law Enforcement program recently received an exciting addition thanks to a generous donation from the Village of Roswell!

The donated 2018 Dodge Charger police cruiser became a collaborative effort between our Law Enforcement, Auto Collision Repair, and Graphic Arts programs! Level two Auto Collision Repair students Chantz Avon and Hunter Domer, guided by instructor Mr. Newsome, put their skills to work painting and customizing the cruiser. Our Graphic Arts program also provided the BCC logo for the car, helping complete its new look!

“I can't thank Mr. Newsome enough. They did just a fantastic job,” shared Law Enforcement instructor Joe Fetty. “I gave him the idea, and he took it a little further, came up with the whole layout and the graphics, and it just came out amazing.”

The cruiser will provide hands-on learning opportunities for both our high school and adult education Law Enforcement students, including practicing traffic stops, vehicle operations, and other realistic training scenarios.

Thank you to the Village of Roswell for this generous donation and to our Auto Collision Repair and Graphic Arts programs for bringing the cruiser’s new look to life! #BuckeyeProud!

We’re spreading the word! Our Marketing Coordinator, Shyanne Carroll, stopped by WJER earlier this week to record a radio segment about our upcoming Fall Open House and Sophomore Visits! We’re gearing up for some exciting days at Buckeye Career Center and can’t wait to welcome future students, families, and community members into our building! Thank you to WJER for helping us spread the word about all the exciting opportunities waiting at BCC! #BuckeyeProud!

Our Agriculture & Diesel Technology and Commercial Truck Technology students are getting a firsthand look at what a day in the life looks like at ProVia Fleet Maintenance!

This week, five students had the opportunity to spend a day job shadowing at ProVia's Fleet Maintenance facility, learning more about the work that goes into maintaining and servicing their trucks and trailers. Over the next several weeks, different groups of students will have the same opportunity until every student in both programs has participated!

A huge thank you to ProVia for opening their doors and providing our students with this valuable experience! #BuckeyeProud!

Level one Auto Technology students are all about autos! They are learning to use a jack, changing out brake pads, and working under the body of the car. #BuckeyeProud!

Post created by Business/Marketing students Jaiden Stine and Jay Blake

Our NTHS and Leadership students teamed up with New Philadelphia Blooming to clean out the flower pots in downtown New Philadelphia! Thank you to our students for lending a hand and helping care for our community! #BuckeyeProud!

Our Adult Education Intro to Automotive Collision Repair students are getting hands- on experience with fabrication and panel preparation while developing the skills needed for automotive collision repair. #BuckeyeProud!

Level two Welding students Kate Hamilton and Bailey Hathaway brought their ideas to life! The students drew up a blueprint for their design, then cut rebar to bring it to life. #BuckeyeProud!

“Always remember that your purpose is way bigger than anyone’s opinion.”

Level two Teaching Professions student Arayah Boudreaux is pictured working with first graders at York Elementary. We love that our Teaching Professions students get to work with students in our local partner schools! #BuckeyeProud!

- Photos shared with permission from New Phila Schools

Join us in the Joe Carlisle Café today for lunch between 11am-1pm at BCC!

-Please note that the café will be closed the week of November 2-6 due to sophomore visits.-

Gru and his crew, AKA our HOSA members, are ready for the Dover Halloween parade!

Last chance to register for the Adult Education Forklift Training class! Receive hands-on training, including the latest OSHA standards for forklift operation, all in one evening. Call the Adult Education office at 330.339.2288 to register today!

Join us for our Fall Open House on November 5th from 5:30-7:30pm! Tour the building, speak to our staff, enjoy a meal, and begin applying for the 2027-28 school year! Our application goes live at 5:30pm that evening!

Sophomores, it’s your turn to explore Buckeye Career Center! We look forward to welcoming you November 2–6 to check out our programs and discover opportunities for your future! See the schedule for your school’s visit day.

Home-schooled students are welcome to choose any visit day, but must contact us first at 330.339.2288 to make arrangements! #BuckeyeProud!

Our Medical Assisting and Pharmacy Technician students recently practiced patient care in the clinic! Using scripted medical histories, students worked through checking in their “patients,” reviewing their information, and taking them back to an exam room. Hands-on practice like this helps students build confidence and communication skills for working with future patients!

We were grateful to welcome Tuscarawas County Sheriff Orvis Campbell to Buckeye Career Center this morning! Sheriff Campbell took time out of his busy schedule to speak with our Drug Free Club members about the importance of making positive choices and living a drug-free lifestyle. He also provided each of our Drug Free Club members with a shirt!

A special thank you to Sheriff Campbell for his continued support of our students and for taking the time to share such an important message. We truly appreciate his dedication to encouraging our students to make healthy, responsible decisions for their futures! #BuckeyeProud!

“Your mindset causes the lens in which you view the world to narrow or open. Negativity narrows your perspective and causes you to focus on problems. Positivity broadens your perspective and allows you to see the big picture and find solutions. Positivity sees possibilities.” Jon Gordon

Join us in the Joe Carlisle Café this week for lunch! We are open today and Thursday from 11am-1pm at BCC! Our special this week is a chili cheese cornbread waffle for $6. We also have vegetable and creamy chicken and orzo soup! Additionally, we have a batter fried fish special today and every Wednesday!

-Please note that the café will be closed the week of November 2-6 due to sophomore visits.-

Grace Huff, an Ag. & Diesel senior, works at Jeff Drennen Ford in Coshocton. She participates in our School-to-Work program! #BuckeyeProud!