Twelve area juniors and seniors were selected by their peers and school administrators for their leadership, good citizenship and volunteer work.
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Some high school students were out of the classroom today and getting a first-hand look into the health care in our community. Conner Prince tags along to see what they learned.
Area high school students doing some exploring at Ohio State Lima as they start to think about their future.
Area high school and adult education students explored various career paths at the UA Local 776 open house on Tuesday.
“For the eighth through 11th graders, it's an opportunity for you to get some exposure,” said Londell Smith of the Smith Jones Family Foundation. “You can see what it might be like. You can see if you can see yourself in that environment. Get some information in terms of what you have to do to prepare to be able to maximize that environment. That way when you come back home, you know what to do in school.”
High school students are helping younger learners in a hands-on way through Lima City Schools’ Early Childhood Education program.
For 10 years, MakerFest has connected high school students with local companies and career paths they might not see in a traditional classroom.
“I want them to know the phenomenal things going on in Career Technical Education. I want them to know the phenomenal things going on within the arts. I want to make sure everybody is aware of the amazing things taking place in our classrooms every day. You know, we have students completing College Credit Plus courses, and so they're graduating high school not only ready for college, but already walking into college with college credits,” Rudolph said.
High school students from Allen East, Bluffton, Delphos Jefferson and Shawnee got a glimpse into the world of manufacturing this afternoon.
High school students in Auglaize County explored local career opportunities through Mission Discovery, interacting with 44 companies and gaining hands-on experience to help plan their futures.