

Beckett, of Dennison, graduated from Quaker Digital Academy and works at Park Village Healthcare. Three years ago, Beckett wanted to enroll in the program but says she never had the chance. She is excited to finally be enrolled in the course. Beckett’s Esthetics instructor, Ms. Tabitha Eideh, nominated her for the recognition. “Cadence goes the extra mile when conducting demonstrations. She shows great initiative,” said Eideh. Upon graduation, Beckett plans to save her money, gain experience, and eventually start her own esthetics business. She will be honored at this evening's Board of Education meeting!
Baranack attends BCC from New Philadelphia. At BCC, he is involved in SkillsUSA, and outside of school, he works at Sifferlin’s Pet Center. Baranack was nominated for the honor by his Construction Technology instructor, Mr. Brandon Begue. “Bryce is a leader among his classmates and can always be counted on to stay on task and complete his assigned work. He takes pride in doing things correctly,” commented Begue. Upon graduation, Baranack hopes to work in the construction field. He is the son of Abby Baranack. He will be honored at this evening's Board of Education meeting!

Hospitality senior Amanda Benningfield attends BCC from Garaway. At BCC, she is a two-year Buckeye Ambassador and is in her second year as a member of Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA). She is employed at McDonald’s. Benningfield’s Hospitality instructors Mrs. Beans and Mrs. Young nominated her for the honor. “Amanda comes to school with a smile on her face every day. She encourages and helps her classmates with a willing heart,” commented Beans and Young. Following graduation, Benningfield hopes to take fire and EMS courses at BCC through the Adult Education department while continuing to work in food service. She is the daughter of Christine Moore and Donald Swegheimer. She will be honored at this evening's Board of Education meeting! #BuckeyeProud!


Our All School Photo will be taken tomorrow, Tuesday, September 15th! Students, please wear your uniforms if your lab has one.
School-to-Work students: We’d love to have you in the photo! Please plan to be at the school by 8:00 AM, so you can join us. See you there!

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Our All School Photo will be taken on Tuesday, September 15th! Students, please wear your uniforms if your lab has one.
School-to-Work students: We’d love to have you in the photo! Please plan to be at the school by 8:00 AM, so you can join us. See you there!


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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!


