School-to-Work students Rowan Wills, Brayden Banks, and Gunner Gerber work at Hilscher-Clarke in Canton. They participate in our School-to-Work program!
There will be no school for students on Monday, October 26, 2026, due to a Teacher In-Service Day.
Our Buckeye Ambassadors were a great help to our team yesterday as we hosted the Ohio ACTE Futures Forum! Kate Hamilton, Bronsen Owens, and Brynlyn Conrad assisted with greeting our guests, distributing folders, and escorting them to the meeting location. We appreciate their willingness to support BCC events, while providing a smile at the door for our guests!
Yesterday, we hosted the Ohio ACTE Futures Forum at BCC! The event featured nearly 70 administrators and CTE professionals from across Ohio. They enjoyed sessions presented by our admin and marketing teams, as well as lunch provided by our Culinary Arts students, and preferential parking, assisted by our Law Enforcement students! #BuckeyeProud!
Ready to change careers or pick up a new skill? Join our Automotive Brakes class in Adult Education! Learn valuable automotive skills that can help you work toward your goals. Call the Adult Education office at 330.339.2288 to register today!
Our level one Agriculture & Diesel Technology students recently practiced their drilling, tapping, and welding skills! Students drilled and tapped holes and added a personal touch by welding their initials onto their projects. #BuckeyeProud!
Our Adult Education House Wiring students were busy installing a three-way switch and putting up a ceiling light! The next class begins November 3, 2026. #BuckeyeProud!
We were happy to host the Ohio Association for Career Technical Education Executive Board meeting today! The group met in our Joe Carlisle Café and enjoyed lunch, served by our Culinary Arts students!
We are excited to host nearly 70 Ohio ACTE members tomorrow for the CTE Futures Forum. We have a day full of professional development and tours planned, as well as another wonderful lunch! #BuckeyeProud!
We are excited to host nearly 70 Ohio ACTE members tomorrow for the CTE Futures Forum. We have a day full of professional development and tours planned, as well as another wonderful lunch! #BuckeyeProud!
Our level two Pharmacy Technician students toured Medi-Wise Pharmacy today in Newcomerstown! The owner, Mr. Neidig supports BCC as an advisory board member and always graciously hosts our students for visits throughout the year! #BuckeyeProud!
Attention homeschool and digital learning students and families! Join us for an informational meeting during Buckeye Career Center's Fall Open House on Thursday, November 5th, at 6:15 PM!
Our SkillsUSA officers recently attended the SkillsUSA Ohio Regional Chapter Development Conference (RCDC)! Throughout the conference, our officers learned valuable leadership skills, explored ways to strengthen their SkillsUSA chapters, and shared ideas for getting members more involved. It was a great opportunity to connect with other students and bring new ideas back to Buckeye Career Center!
“There is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs, one step at a time, with patience, effort, and persistence.”
The Joe Carlisle Café is closed today. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Please note that the Joe Carlisle Café is closed today. We apologize for the inconvenience!
We celebrated our Students of the Month tonight and they were joined by family members and instructors. Congrats to Bronsen, Bailey, and Liz!
Calling all Buckeye Career Center alumni! Join us for a special Alumni Gathering during our Fall Open House on Thursday, November 5th, from 5:30–7:30 PM! Reconnect with former classmates, catch up with familiar faces, and help us celebrate 50 years of Buckeye Career Center! The gathering will take place in the Joe Carlisle Café. We hope to see you there!
October’s Adult Education Student of the Month is Cosmetology student Liz Miller!
Miller, from Dover, is a Dover High School graduate and works at Gordon Milk Transport and Texas Roadhouse. Miller enrolled in the Cosmetology program to secure the cosmetology license she attempted to earn in high school. Plus, she was able to work in classes around her work schedule. Outside of work and school, Miller is a trustee at her church and a buddy for the Tuscarawas County Challenger’s baseball team. Her instructor, Mrs. Julie Menefee, nominated her for the honor. “Liz is a great student and is someone you can count on. She is a hard worker that cares and wants to do well,” commented Menefee. Miller plans to work in a salon once she graduates. #BuckeyeProud!
Miller, from Dover, is a Dover High School graduate and works at Gordon Milk Transport and Texas Roadhouse. Miller enrolled in the Cosmetology program to secure the cosmetology license she attempted to earn in high school. Plus, she was able to work in classes around her work schedule. Outside of work and school, Miller is a trustee at her church and a buddy for the Tuscarawas County Challenger’s baseball team. Her instructor, Mrs. Julie Menefee, nominated her for the honor. “Liz is a great student and is someone you can count on. She is a hard worker that cares and wants to do well,” commented Menefee. Miller plans to work in a salon once she graduates. #BuckeyeProud!
Congratulations to October’s Adult Education Student of the Month, Cosmetology student Liz Miller!
Miller, from Dover, is a Dover High School graduate and works at Gordon Milk Transport and Texas Roadhouse. Miller enrolled in the Cosmetology program to secure the cosmetology license she attempted to earn in high school. Plus, she was able to work in classes around her work schedule. Outside of work and school, Miller is a trustee at her church and a buddy for the Tuscarawas County Challenger’s baseball team. Her instructor, Ms. Jessica Bland, nominated her for the honor. “Liz is a great student and is someone you can count on. She is a hard worker that cares and wants to do well,” commented Bland. Miller plans to work in a salon once she graduates.
Our Welding students recently visited the Ironworkers Local 550 Training Center for some hands-on learning! Students had the opportunity to work in their welding booths, practice tying rebar, and explore other skills used in the ironworking industry. It was a great experience for our students to see how their welding skills can translate into future career opportunities!
Congratulations to our second high school Student of the Month for October, Masonry senior Bronsen Owens.
Owens attends BCC from Garaway, where he has played baseball for 12 years and football for 11 years. Outside of school, he works at Mill Street Diner. At BCC, he is involved in SkillsUSA and is a Buckeye Ambassador. Owens’ Masonry instructor, Mr. Ryan Irwin, nominated him for the honor. “Bronsen is a leader of the class. He is empathetic, listens to his peers, and assists them with class projects. He works hard at the Buckeye House and is always helpful,” said Irwin. Upon graduation, Owens plans to continue working at his family’s restaurant while also entering the concrete business. He is the son of Ray and Jessie Owens. He will be recognized at this evening's BCC Board of Education meeting. #BuckeyeProud!
