Our Construction Technology students have been installing the roof on our current Buckeye House project! Today's sunshine made for a beautiful day despite the chilly temperature! #BuckeyeProud!
Job of the day: TDT Septic & Excavating, LLC in Dennison is hiring for a full-time laborer and also seeking an equipment operator. This position involves digging, lifting, shoveling, measuring, cutting, gluing pipe, and helping keep job sites running smoothly. Applicants must have a valid driver’s license, the ability to pull a trailer, a strong work ethic, and must be drug-free. Pay is based on experience, with bonus consideration for those who have equipment experience or electrical knowledge, and a CDL is a plus. If you are not afraid of hard work, apply now by sending your resume to tdt1515@gmail.com or contact the company at 330-407-6025.
Rob Townsend, of Spective Technical Services, is speaking with our Welding students today about weld inspections. His presentation includes hands-on aspects, while reminding the students that ethics, eyesight, and lighting are crucial components to an accurate weld inspection! #BuckeyeProud!
“Actions reveal who someone is. Words only reveal who they want you to think they are.”
BCC is proud to have the opportunity to help design and paint an ODOT snow plow to assist with the Ohio 250 celebration! Our Graphic Arts students are currently working on the design, while our Auto Collision students prep and will eventually paint the plow! Stay tuned for progress updates over the next several weeks! #BuckeyeProud!
Join us in the Joe Carlisle Café for lunch this week! The café is open today through Thursday from 11:30am-1 pm, serving these specials! We will also have our regular menu items and the salad bar!
Buckeye Career Center invites parents/guardians of current BCC students to attend Pancakes with Parents. Join us for breakfast from 7:45–8:45 AM on March 25, and spend the morning in your student’s lab! Please RSVP to Mfahner@BuckeyeCareerCenter.org or call 330.339.2288 ext. 1530.
Our level one Law Enforcement students have been developing hands-on skills with ASP training and taking part in RedMan scenarios, building confidence and learning how to respond effectively in real-world situations. #BuckeyeProud!
Buckeye Career Center invites parents/guardians of current BCC students to attend Pancakes with Parents. Join us for breakfast from 7:45–8:45 AM and spend the morning in your student’s lab! Please RSVP to Mfahner@BuckeyeCareerCenter.org or call 330.339.2288 ext. 1530.
Level one Electrical Systems Technology students are putting their skills to work in the lab, tackling construction wiring projects. #BuckeyeProud!
Our level one Cosmetology students are now accepting appointments! This means that we have openings in the mornings and afternoons with our high school Cosmetology students and evenings with our Adult Education students! Call today to reserve your appointment!
“If you believe it will work out, you see opportunities. If you don’t believe it will work out, you see obstacles. It’s all your mindset.”
Credential Alert!
Congratulations to our level one Welding students for earning their TQT AWS Structural Steel Welding Code 1G Groove Weld credential. #BuckeyeProud!
Congratulations to our level one Welding students for earning their TQT AWS Structural Steel Welding Code 1G Groove Weld credential. #BuckeyeProud!
Join us in the Joe Carlisle Café for lunch this week! The café is open Tuesday-Thursday from 11:30am-1 pm, serving these specials! We will also have our regular menu items and the salad bar!
Job of the day: Belden Brick in Sugarcreek is hiring students for summer help positions located at 475 Dover Rd. NW. This Monday through Friday day shift opportunity offers a starting pay of $20.70 per hour and is a great way to gain valuable work experience over the summer. Students interested in applying can contact Shauna Kreger, Manager of Corporate Health & Safety, at 330-265-2030 ext. 1215 or by email at shauna.kreger@beldenbrick.com.
Check out our Adult Education AutoCAD class! Students will learn how to draw and develop plans and blueprints using a computer. This is a fast-paced class designed to build practical skills. The class meets on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, and the cost is $460. Call the Adult Education office to register at 330.339.2288. Don't miss out!
Only two more classes are 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.
We are seeking an Adult Education CDL instructor. Applicants must have a CDL instructor license or the ability to obtain one. Please contact Steve Rippeth in Adult Education at 330-339-2288 to apply.
Prom ticket sales will take place in the cafeteria during lunch, April 7th-9th. Tickets are $25 per person, and both cash and card are accepted. Please remember that you must turn in your ticket form application and be approved before you can purchase a ticket.
If you are unable to purchase tickets during those days, please stop by the front office.
If you are unable to purchase tickets during those days, please stop by the front office.
Our friend, Chris, from Vitruvian, visited today to speak with our students about the company's 3D home printing and furniture business. He also spoke to them about the company's partnership with MWCD and the work they are doing on the new MWCD facility near BCC. Our students have the opportunity to intern with MWCD this summer and work on pieces of the project! We are excited to see this partnership grow over the next several months!
