Buckeye Career Center

Big progress at the Buckeye House! With the framework and trusses up, you can really see the house coming together.

Credential Alert!

Congratulations to Gabriel Austin, Sam Burtis, Jaxson Eberhardt, Jackson Rice, Jacob Nepsa, and Ryan Woytko. These students completed their Cisco Certified Support Technician IT Support credential. #BuckeyeProud!

“Your excuses will never build your dreams.”

Our Natural Resources students recently traveled to Stark Parks Wildlife Center to help pull seeds from native milkweed. Milkweed is an important food source for monarch butterflies, and the fluff left from the seeds is perfect nesting material for native birds! #BuckeyeProud!

Hayden Freeland, an Outdoor Power senior, works for J & S Adventure & Construction in Port Washington. He participates in our School-to-Work program! #BuckeyeProud!

Perci Garner, the executive director of the Rainbow Connection, stopped by recently to speak with our level one Construction students about the importance of teamwork and volunteering in your community! #BuckeyeProud!

Join us in the Joe Carlisle Café for lunch this week! We are open Wednesday and Thursday from 11:30am-1pm! We will be closed all of next week. This week's specials, in addition to the regular menu, include:

BBQ pork flatbread with soup & salad bar: $9

Turkey club panini with soup & salad bar: $9

Dry rubbed smoked wing basket with French fries and coleslaw: $7

Soup: Cream of chicken and pastina

Dessert: Chocolate raspberry cream puff

Congrats to our Students of the Month for November! Daleney, Traegan, and Brady were honored at this evening's Board of Education meeting!

Our Floral Design & Greenhouse Management students have created beautiful fall centerpieces and are now taking orders! Bring one home to brighten your Thanksgiving dinner table.
Call 330.339.2288 ext. 1573 to place your order!

November’s Adult Education Student of the Month is Law Enforcement Training Academy (LETA) student Brady Positano. Positano is a graduate of Harrison Central and attended Pennsylvania Western University to obtain a degree in fisheries and wildlife biology. He is employed by the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District. Positano enrolled in the LETA program to create opportunities for himself while also gaining the necessary certifications to begin a career in law enforcement. After graduation, he plans to become an MWCD ranger at Tappan Lake Park. He will be honored at this evening's Board of Education meeting!

Congrats to our second high school Student of the Month winner for November, Landscaping senior Traegan Swonger! Swonger attends BCC from Carrollton. Swonger is a two-year junior member at church and has participated in the Landscape Olympics for BCC for the past two years. Swonger’s Landscaping instructor, Mr. Bruce Vandall, nominated him for the honor. “Landscape design isn’t something that is welcomed by many because it is hard and time-consuming. Traegan has stepped out of his comfort zone and taken to giving it his best attempt,” said Vandall. “He has competed in the landscape design competition and placed seventh.” Upon graduation, Swonger plans to begin working and eventually hopes to start his own landscaping company. He is the son of Tiffany Swonger Parker. He will be recognized at this evening's Board of Education meeting!

Congrats to Riley Pennington for completing the Intro to Sales & Marketing course through the Adult Diploma Program!

Congrats to our first Student of the Month for November, Natural Resources senior Daleney Baker! Baker attends BCC from Newcomerstown, where she is active in volleyball, band, and softball. Baker also volunteers for the Newcomerstown biddy volleyball program and Praise Band with the Christ Methodist Church. She is also involved in the Reach Out Planning Committee for church camp. Baker is an FFA member and served as BCC’s FFA treasurer last school year. Her Natural Resources instructor, Ms. Chelsie Kotlar, nominated her for the award. “Daleney demonstrated exceptional collaborative skills during a recent group project, writing a forest management plan for BCC. Daleney transformed what could have been a fragmented group effort into a cohesive and successful collaborative experience,” commented Kotlar. Following graduation, Baker hopes to obtain a job as an arborist. She is the daughter of Shawn and Amy Baker. She will be recognized at this evening's Board of Education meeting!

Join us in the Joe Carlisle Café for lunch this week! We are open Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 11:30am-1pm! This week's specials, in addition to the regular menu, include:

BBQ pork flatbread with soup & salad bar: $9

Turkey club panini with soup & salad bar: $9

Dry rubbed smoked wing basket with French fries and coleslaw: $7

Soup: Cream of chicken and pastina

Dessert: Chocolate raspberry cream puff

Our Career Connector, Mrs. Beaber, and a few of our students spent the afternoon with Claymont’s fifth graders, sharing hands-on activities and introducing them to a variety of future career paths!

Collaboration at its finest! Our Graphic Arts and Construction Tech labs helped us create table signs for when our Career Connector visits schools, brings career carnivals to them, and delivers career exploration to students of all grade levels.

Congrats to Kensington Blake for completing the Intro to Sales & Marketing course through the Adult Diploma Program!

Credential Alert!

Congratulations to Wilmer Ajanel-Ramirez, Braden Pope, Noah Zaugg, Rowan Wills, Landyn Winkler, Aydyn Wilkin, Nikolas Vandine, Rayben Vitt, Reese St. Clair, Caleb Shamp, Kyle Rutledge, Cruz Rivas, Logan Roth, Frank Ramirez, Jaxson Owen, Zander Miley, Kayden Mercer, Conner Lowdermilk, Chen Little, and Hunter Houze. These students completed their OSHA 10-Hour Construction credential. #BuckeyeProud!