Our Adult Education Guitar class starts September 22, 2026, and we have a few spots left! Learn the basics of playing guitar, including proper posture, reading music, and understanding rhythms. Call the Adult Education office at 330.339.2288 to register today!
Set up your PaySchools Central account today for easy lunch and school fee payments. Scan the QR code or visit https://www.payschoolscentral.com/.
Today, our Fire/EMS and Law Enforcement students and their instructors—alongside Assistant Principal Mr. Furner, Safety & Security Director Mr. Roach, and officers from the Dover and New Philadelphia Police Departments—climbed in honor of those who climbed before them.
They completed the equivalent of 110 stories by climbing the three flights of stairs in our burn building again and again to honor the first responders who rushed into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. On that day, thousands of first responders ran toward danger to help others, and 343 FDNY firefighters, 23 NYPD officers, and 37 Port Authority Police officers lost their lives.
With every trip up those stairs, our students remembered the courage, sacrifice, and selflessness of those who answered the call that day.
Today, we climb in their honor. We will never forget.
More photos will be added to an album on Facebook. #BuckeyeProud!
Cruz Rivas, a Utility Lineworker senior, works at Prairie Transportation in Dennison. He participates in our School-to-Work program! #BuckeyeProud!
This morning, we welcomed our partner school counselors to Buckeye Career Center! We value these regular visits, which keep our students connected to their partner schools with important updates on assemblies, homecoming, and upcoming events.
Our Adult Education Becoming Cybersafe class still has a few spots available! This course provides hands-on instruction in smartphone use, internet navigation, cybersecurity awareness, and smart home technology. Call the Adult Education office at 330.339.2288 to register today!
Last evening, our Adult Education Institutional Advisory Board met to discuss our programs and share their valuable expertise. Thank you for helping us continue to strengthen our programs and support student success!
Electrical Systems Technology level one students Caleb Shamp, Quaid Shaw, and Ben Ross, along with their classmates, are beginning to learn the skills required to wire switches, receptacles, and lights. #Buckeye Proud!
As we progress throughout the school year, you will notice some of our photos, videos, and posts are created by our Business & Marketing students. They are learning about photography and social media as part of their lab. Each post will be accredited to the students who submitted the content. That content is then reviewed by our marketing team prior to posting. Great job to TC Cannon and Tyler Stephen on this post!
As we progress throughout the school year, you will notice some of our photos, videos, and posts are created by our Business & Marketing students. They are learning about photography and social media as part of their lab. Each post will be accredited to the students who submitted the content. That content is then reviewed by our marketing team prior to posting. Great job to TC Cannon and Tyler Stephen on this post!
We have one more Positive Office Referral to celebrate today! Congrats to Brady Hershberger, who was selected for his exceptional work ethic. Brady works in the mornings, so he can attend lab in the afternoon to learn more about the electrical trade! #BuckeyeProud!
Mycah Schlabach is another one of our School-to-Work participants! He works at Merit Seed in Berlin. #BuckeyeProud!
BCC congratulates Ava Cummings, Wyatt Rouse, and Rayben Vitt for earning complimentary earbuds for their positive office referrals (POR)!
POR is part of BCC's Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) incentives for our students. Each student was nominated by his/her lab instructor for their interactions with their classmates, leadership qualities, and their professionalism! Congratulations to these three students! #BuckeyeProud!
POR is part of BCC's Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) incentives for our students. Each student was nominated by his/her lab instructor for their interactions with their classmates, leadership qualities, and their professionalism! Congratulations to these three students! #BuckeyeProud!
Our Adult Education Beekeeping - Part I class started last night! Students are learning what it takes to become a beekeeper, while exploring the fascinating world of bees.
“You become your highest self when you invest in what no one can ever steal: your mindset, your character, your integrity, your honesty, your discipline, and your capacity to stay kind.”
We have nearly 100 seniors who have qualified to participate in our School-to-Work program so far this year! Occasionally, we will highlight these students on our social media channels. These students are required to submit paperwork and hours that are tracked by our lab instructors and Mr. Wallick. Mr. Wallick pops into their workplaces occasionally and provides these photos.
Our first 26-27 STW featured student is Michaela Creager! Michaela, a Welding senior, is employed at TuscoMFG in Gnadenhutten.
Our first 26-27 STW featured student is Michaela Creager! Michaela, a Welding senior, is employed at TuscoMFG in Gnadenhutten.
Our level two Introduction to Nursing students are getting ready to practice phlebotomy! While they aren't ready to draw blood just yet, students worked on properly tying a tourniquet and identifying veins to build the foundational skills they'll need.
Our Teaching Professions students are practicing their read-aloud skills!
Students took turns reading to one another while working on their delivery, expression, pacing, and ways to keep their future students engaged throughout a story.
Students took turns reading to one another while working on their delivery, expression, pacing, and ways to keep their future students engaged throughout a story.
“Public kindness builds likability. Private kindness builds trust. One maintains an image. The other reveals character.”
Job of the Day: Mechanic I – Carroll County Engineer’s Office
The Carroll County Engineer’s Office is hiring a Mechanic I in Carrollton! This position performs maintenance and repairs on vehicles and equipment, including diesel and gasoline engines, electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic systems.
Applicants should have or be working toward a high school diploma/GED and have mechanic experience or training. A CDL is preferred but not required to apply.
The Carroll County Engineer’s Office is hiring a Mechanic I in Carrollton! This position performs maintenance and repairs on vehicles and equipment, including diesel and gasoline engines, electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic systems.
Applicants should have or be working toward a high school diploma/GED and have mechanic experience or training. A CDL is preferred but not required to apply.
Buckeye Career Center will be closed on Monday, September 7th, for Labor Day. Have a safe and restful long weekend! We look forward to seeing students back on Tuesday.
Buckeye Career Center will be closed on Monday, September 7th, for Labor Day. Have a safe and restful long weekend! We look forward to seeing students back on Tuesday.
