Buckeye Career Center

Landen Schindler, an Energy Operations senior, works at ProVia in Strasburg! He participates in our school-to-work program! #BuckeyeProud!

Credential Alert!

Congratulations to our level one welding class for earning their Lincoln Electric Principles of Welding credential. #BuckeyeProud!

Spencer Klinesmith, a Precision Machining & HVAC-R senior, works at PartsMart Hydraulics in Uhrichsville! He participates in our school-to-work program! #BuckeyeProud!

Only one class left this spring for our Adult Education Forklift Training! Ensure your team is trained, certified, and workplace-ready by joining us on Wednesday from 6:00–9:00 PM. The cost is $50.00. Call the Adult Education Office to register at 330-339-2288. Don't miss out!

Our Adult Education Introduction to Industrial Robotics class helps students develop a fundamental understanding of industrial robotics. Students will learn the basics of how industrial robots work and how they are used in modern manufacturing. The class meets on Tuesday and Wednesday from 3:30–5:30 PM. Learn a new trade and take the first step toward a career in industrial automation. Call the Adult Education office to register at 330.339.2288. Last Chance!

Our Electrical Systems Technology students are busy wiring up and installing outlets at the Buckeye House.

Thank you to the over 80 employers who joined us for today's BCC Career Fair! We appreciate you spending your time with us today, helping our students prepare for the workforce, interviews, and more! We hope our students enjoyed the day and found it beneficial as they distributed business cards and resumes! #BuckeyeProud!

Credential Alert!

Congratulations to Alexander Neukam, Westley Beavers, and Nora Ham. These students earned their OSHA 10-Hour Agriculture credential. #BuckeyeProud!

Kami Kincade, an Outdoor Power senior, works at Atwood Lake Boats in Mineral City! She participates in our school-to-work program!

The second part of Career Fair day at BCC is mock interviews! Our students had the opportunity to be interviewed by our academic staff members this morning, in preparation for this afternoon's Career Fair! #BuckeyeProud!

It's Career Fair day at BCC! We began our morning with an inspiring speech from Miles Riley, the director of marketing & fundraising for SpringVale Health Centers! He helped encourage our students for this afternoon's career fair! #BuckeyeProud!

Congratulations to Cory Sinor for earning his diploma through our Adult Diploma Program! He completed our Adult Education Welding Short course. #BuckeyeProud!

Last chance to register! Learn the basic tools of estate planning by enrolling in our Adult Education Estate Planning Basics class. This course will help you better understand how to plan for the future and protect what matters most. Join us Tuesday evening. Call the Adult Education office to register at 330-339-2288.

Energy Operations students are on-site at the Buckeye House today, starting ground preparations to level the driveway and sidewalk.

Our Buckeye Foundation Scholarship winners had the opportunity to meet and greet several Buckeye Foundation board members earlier this week. It was a wonderful opportunity for the board members to interact with the recipients outside of the interview room! #BuckeyeProud!

Brady McGuire, an Energy Operations senior, works for Circle L Fence in Dennison. He participates in our school-to-work program! #BuckeyeProud!

Credential Alert!

Congratulations to Camden Sprowl, Andrew Shoup, Hunter Domer, Jahveze Carr-Nelson, Kail Rennicker, Trent Jackson, Peyton Albaugh, Jeremy Bays, and Kyle Jones. These students earned their OSHA 10-Hour Automotive credential. #BuckeyeProud!

Congratulations to Cosmetology senior Gabryella Ferren for earning her Ohio Cosmetology license! She is the first of her class to earn the license this school year! #BuckeyeProud!

BCC congratulates the 2026 Buckeye Foundationship Scholarship recipients! The 27 winners will be honored on May 13, 2026, at the annual award ceremony. These students represent 17 BCC labs and 12 different schools. Each student will receive a $2,500 scholarship to be used towards additional schooling or tools for their trade.

Recipients are Madison Harmon (Business & Marketing/Claymont), Deliliah Williams (Exercise Science/Conotton Valley), Kory Yoder (Electrical Systems Technology/Garaway), Logan McPeek (Business & Marketing/ Indian Valley), Allison Halsey (Landscaping/Newcomerstown), Gage Moore (Auto Technology/Strasburg), Adriana Rorrer (Business & Marketing/Tusky Valley), Addison Sundheimer (Teaching Professions/Strasburg), Olivia Spidell (Fire/EMS Technology/ Strasburg), Bailey Winkhart (Teaching Professions/Tusky Valley), Alli Reynolds (Intro to Nursing/Carrollton), Taylor Edie (Intro to Nursing/Conotton Valley), Emily Zurfley (Cosmetology/Dover), Rebekah Fockler (Intro To Nursing /Dover), Adalia VanArsdalen (Cosmetology/New Philadelphia), Hayden Thomas (Fire/EMS Technology/Carrollton), Gabryella Ferren (Cosmetology/Carrollton), Zoey Campbell (PLTW/Conotton Valley), Brady Miller (HVAC-R/Garaway), Zoe Jump (Exercise Science/Garaway), Kyler Vosick (Energy Operations & Utility Lineworker/Indian Valley), Jacoby Tedrow (Fire/EMS Technology/Newcomerstown), Caitlyn Kaser (Pharmacy Technician/New Philadelphia), Landon LaBiche (Intro to Nursing/New Philadelphia), Maya Fierbaugh (Culinary Arts/Strasburg), Gino Tozzi (HVAC-R and Electrical Systems Technology/ Sandy Valley), and Broden Supers (Precision Machining and CAD/TCC).

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