Introducing CVCC’s Mobile App! CVCC is very excited to announce that it now has a Mobile Application available to download in the Apple and Android App store! The CVCC App will be used as a primary marketing tool to attract new students, as well as keep you up-to-date on CVCC news and communications, provide tools for current students, and has interactive resources accessible at your fingertips. This is a great way to have social media, news, updates, event reminders, and much more all in one! Look up “Cuyahoga Valley Career Center” or “CVCC” and download it on any Apple or Android device. Upon downloading, you will receive step-by-step instructions on how to use the application. A very special thank you to CVCC’s IT and Communications Department in leading the way to make this possible, as well as the entire CVCC staff for their cooperation in capturing content for the Application. CVCC looks forward to using the Mobile App and continuing to expand it to reach its full potential for years to come!

Mock Interview Day at Independence High School On Wednesday, February 20, Independence High School Seniors had the opportunity to participate in their mock interview session. This event was coordinated by Randi Borosh the new CVCC Career Specialist to the Independence and Cuyahoga Heights Districts. Students were interviewed by local business/educational professionals for 24-minute interviews. Students wrote resumes in eleventh grade and updated them for the event. Students were both nervous and thankful to participate in the event. They received constructive feedback as well as praise for a job well done. We appreciate the time and talents of the business/educational professionals that made the day successful. CVCC was thrilled to have many members of the schools administration participate, including Superintendent Mr. Hegedish, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Dreiling, and Communications Director Charlene Paparizos. We appreciate Mr. Dale Veverka, Independence City Councilman, Chief of Police Mr. Michael Kilbane, and City Human Resources Director Ms. Letitia Linker for participating as well. Regarding the businesses that participated in the interviewing process, CVCC is very thankful for Kurtz Brothers Human Resources Director Ms. Jackie

News Flash! CVCC Board of Education February 28, 2019

Repicky, Cleveland Clinic Hillcrest Hospital Program Manager, Ms. Laurel Dolejs, and Precision Environmental Vice President, Mr. Joe DiGeronimo for donating their time. What an excellent event for all!

Glass Ceiling Event at GHHS Dr. Tracy Ringo, of Exclusively Skin in Garfield Heights, spoke with Garfield Heights High School’s Glass Ceiling Group as well as other high school females on Friday, February 15 about her life story. Dr. Ringo started her journey in Cleveland as a graduate of Bedford High School. From there, she enlisted in the Ohio Army National Guard as a medic; she continued her education in medical school and now has her own private dermatology practice in Garfield Heights. She is the first African American female to reach the rank of Colonel and currently is the highest-ranking African American female in the State of Ohio. Dr. Ringo served our country in Bagdad, Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Her story is one of drive and determination and she is a dynamic speaker. She encouraged the students to not give up when things get hard, for the best things in life are worth the fight. The Glass Ceiling Group is a Women's Leadership Group that CVCC’s Career Specialist Mrs. Regula leads; they typically have several successful women speak throughout the school year to inspire students to follow their passions. Tenth Grade Visitations CVCC held tenth grade visitations for students interested in attending CVCC next school year. On Wednesday, February 13 and Thursday, February 14, over 500 students attended CVCC from our associate districts of Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School, Cuyahoga Heights High School, Garfield Heights High School, Independence High School, Nordonia High School, North Royalton High School, Revere High School, and Twinsburg High School. CVCC hopes to see all those students next school year!

Career Technical Education Week Career Technical Education Week was held Monday, February 4 to Friday, February 8. To celebrate this week, CVCC held its quarterly 100% Club Recognition Ceremony, Bring Your Parent to School Day, College and Military Career Day, and Spirit Wear Day. In addition, to commemorate Black History Month, a Black History Trivia Contest was held throughout the week as well. 100% Club Perfect Attendance 2018-2019 -2nd Quarter A total of 197 students achieved the 100% Club Award for this quarter. CVCC thanks the business sponsors who contribute funds to purchase gift cards: Roseland Bowling Lanes, Sohar’s All Season Mower Service Inc., Independence Excavating, AGC (Academy Graphic Communication Inc.), Roe Dental Laboratory, Sherwin-Williams, Heinen’s ABC School Donation Program, CCG Automation, Hyson, Induction Tooling Inc., GPD Group and Kurtz Brothers. Adults: Joseph Antonucci, Computer Networking Academy Brecksville-Broadview Heights:

Nicholas Battaglia, Machine Technology Jocelyn Bender, Dental Assisting ($10.00 Subway) Renee Bolon, Health Careers Gabrielle Brinkhoff, Culinary Arts & Food Services ($10.00 Subway) Heather Cendrowski, Media Arts Gretel Federmann, Dental Assisting Anita Fierst, Cosmetology Samuel Formoso, Machine Technology Gage Glassner, Engineering Technology Max Golsch, Media Arts Alexis Harris, Health Careers ($10.00 Subway) Mason Howell, Engineering Technology ($10.00 Panera Bread) Kelsey Jakosh, Health Careers Madison Jakosh, Health Careers Joseph Juris, Machine Technology Raina Kirby, Dental Assisting Madison Kral, Sports Medicine Exercise Science Matthew Lawer, Power Equipment Technology Trey Lisuch, Digital Design Macayla Mancuso, Cosmetology Dasha Marchick, Building & Property Maintenance ($25.00 Kohl's) Juliana Michael, Dental Assisting ($10.00 McDonald's) Christian Mitchell, Dental Assisting Matthew Nejdl, Construction Trades Grace Pandy, Health Careers Ariel Perez, Health Careers Vincent Piro, Engineering Technology Trevor Pomales, Computer Networking Academy Abigail Pritchard, Education Professions ($10.00 Starbucks) Gabriel Ropchock, Hotels & Resorts ($10.00 McDonald's) Jayden Sopko, Digital Design ($10.00 Panera Bread) Hailey Stoneman, Fire & EMS Academy Benjamin Swenton, Programming & Software Development Cuyahoga Heights: Katelyn Dalton, Dental Assisting Logan Diedrich, Programming & Software Development ($10.00 Panera Bread) Jordan Krucek, Fire & EMS Academy Ryan Rose, Heating & Air Conditioning Rodrick Terrigno, Machine Technology Emily Zorc, Sales & Service Fundamentals Garfield Heights: Nat'le Anderson, Cosmetology Lauren Bland, Health Careers ($20.00 GetGo) Christopher Curry, Culinary Arts & Food Services Jada Dunbar, Health Careers June Fertig, Culinary Arts & Food Services ($25.00 Kohl's) Jorden Gooden, Sales & Service Fundamentals Rachel Hamed, Health Careers Eric Harding, Architectural & Mechanical Design ($20.00 GetGo) Jay'llen Hathman, Programming & Software Development

David Helmick, Sales & Service Fundamentals Malaika Hightower, Transition-To-Work Avanna Hughes, Dental Assisting Armani Huston, Graphic Imaging Technology ($10.00 Panera Bread) Tajian Jackson, Dental Assisting Jamaya Johnson, Dental Assisting ($10.00 Starbucks) Marlon Jordan, Construction Trades Angelique Jordan, Medical Administrative Specialist Shantavia Kinds, Health Careers ($20.00 GetGo) Jensaya Leonard, Sports Medicine Exercise Science Ashley Letsky, Culinary Arts & Food Services Justin James Martinez, Sports Medicine Exercise Science ($20.00 GetGo) Kennedy Moyers, Health Careers Annette Nichols, Dental Assisting Tori Patterson, Media Arts ($10.00 Subway) Nataliya Rambharan, Dental Assisting Mark Rankin, Hotels & Resorts Daryonne Rollins, Computer Networking Academy ($10.00 McDonald's) Rosalie Sajovie, Digital Design Raquel Schuttenberg, Health Careers ($20.00 GetGo) Jacob Sheppard, Programming & Software Development Mikel Sims, Hotels & Resorts Jayden Sims, Machine Technology Starr Sloan, Cosmetology Jennifer Smith, Engineering Technology Janice Stennett, Dental Assisting Ericka Troupe, Construction Trades Jasmine Trowbridge, Health Careers Jonathan Ukwela, Graphic Imaging Technology Marrianna Ware, Medical Administrative Specialist Jaylen Webb, Health Careers Jordan Wesolowski, Auto Body Repair & Refinishing Jesse Wheeler, Engineering Technology Maurice Whipple, Graphic Imaging Technology Jacob Woodford, Machine Technology Home School: James Dabney, Construction Trades Katelyn Dombroski, Dental Assisting Gabriel Horsfall, Power Equipment Technology Joel Matousek, Engineering Technology ($10.00 McDonald's) Thomas Scherer, Architectural & Mechanical Design Independence: Kyle Corsi, Auto Body Repair & Refinishing Michael Fedik, Media Arts ($10.00 Panera Bread) Rinata Kaiser, Media Arts Nicholas Kaufman, Electrical Systems Michael Kucera, Electrical Systems Kevin Mooney, Power Equipment Technology Sara Skrocki, Media Arts ($10.00 McDonald's) Grace Tilisky, Health Careers

Jacquelyn Wilson, Architectural & Mechanical Design ($10.00 McDonald's) Nordonia: Lorenzo Austin, Computer Networking Academy Carson Banks, Machine Technology Katlynn Barnett, Health Careers Brian Cholley, Machine Technology (Roseland Lanes - 2 Hr. Bowling Party) Kyle Collins, Sales & Service Fundamentals Destiny Davis, Health Careers Alexis Dupont, Health Careers Elizabeth Elliott, Medical Administrative Specialist Anastasia Feldman, Dental Assisting Autumn Gibson, Education Professions Sicily Gliozzo, Cosmetology Dylan Gray, Engineering Technology (Roseland Lanes - 2 Hr. Bowling Party) Miranda Grismer, Cosmetology Krista Hupe, Health Careers Nathan Juchnik, Heating & Air Conditioning Carlie Kucharski, Cosmetology ($10.00 Starbucks) Dominic Mannino, Heating & Air Conditioning Athan McNeal, Media Arts Emily Morrison, Health Careers Alexander Puff, Engineering Technology Katelyn Puffenbarger, Dental Assisting Hannah Rizer, Dental Assisting David Sabol, Construction Trades Salvatore Salupo, Power Equipment Technology Parampal Sandhu, Programming & Software Design Allyssa Sarconi, Health Careers Carl Schaub, Engineering Technology Emily Taylor, Cosmetology Angelina Rose Tyrrell, Electrical Systems Rebecca Weston, Media Arts Makayla Wiggins, Medical Administrative Specialist North Royalton: Simon Antonio, Sports Medicine Exercise Science ($20.00 GetGo) Kevin Bauman, Construction Trades David Bittner, Construction Trades ($20.00 GetGo) Peter Boersma, Fire & EMS Academy ($10.00 Subway) Anna Dobsch, Cosmetology Patrick Fink, Dental Assisting Dawson Grimm, Fire & EMS Academy Jaya Harris, Fire & EMS Academy Bradey Humble, Sports Medicine Exercise Science Aja Kleme, Cosmetology Dane Manias, Engineering Technology Megan Nawal, Cosmetology Minh Nguyen-Huynh, Programming & Software Development Cameron Piller, Fire & EMS Academy Aidan Rivera, Heating & Air Conditioning Paige Schwartz, Health Careers ($10.00 Panera Bread)

Kurtis Shaddock, Power Equipment Technology ($10.00 Subway) Jakob Shella, Graphic Imaging Technology Paige Siver, Engineering Technology Andrea Strazzanti, Cosmetology Lauren Tran, Education Professions ($10.00 Starbucks) Matthew Trottnow, Sports Medicine Exercise Science Chandler Watthanaphand, Computer Networking Academy Jaden Watthanaphand, Auto Service Technology Cheyanne Williams, Health Careers Haley Youmell, Cosmetology Revere: Stella Barker, Success Academy Servulo Colaco, Programming & Software Development Gavon Dengate, Programming & Software Development Dante Dietz, Success Academy Christopher Fletcher, Heating & Air Conditioning Jack Gayner, Programming & Software Development ($25.00 Outback Steakhouse) Stephen Gentner, Computer Networking Academy Jamie Hess, Dental Assisting ($20.00 GetGo) Evelyn Holt, Cosmetology Kelsey Juchnowski, Fire & EMS Academy Audrey Katcher, Sales & Service Fundamentals Nicolle Kiss, Dental Assisting Nicholas Markovitz, Power Equipment Technology Hayden Matias, Construction Trades Noah Vongratana, Programming & Software Development Ethan Wagner, Auto Service Technology Austin Zakovec, Success Academy Twinsburg: Tyshanee' Allison, Architectural & Mechanical Design Cole Beason, Fire & EMS Academy Dalton Black, Fire & EMS Academy Daniel Burnett, Fire & EMS Academy Kaitlyn Dreams, Culinary Arts & Food Services Jmaun Dye, Digital Design ($10.00 McDonald's) Daniella Engelmann, Health Careers Adeline Geul, Health Careers Gabriella Grams, Cosmetology Tyler Horvath, Fire & EMS Academy Christian Loucka, Fire & EMS Academy Alyssa McCarthy, Dental Assisting Brionna McDonald, Architectural & Mechanical Design Ajanai Newton, Education Professions ($10.00 McDonald's) Brendon Nguyen, Programming & Software Development Henry Ovalle, Power Equipment Technology Michael Pagano, Media Arts James Pope, Auto Body Repair & Refinishing Matthew Senvisky, Media Arts ($25.00 LongHorn Steakhouse) Nickolas Snedden, Computer Networking Academy Mitchell Suder, Machine Technology

Mallory Titus, Digital Design Ja'Nia Walker, Health Careers Wendy Waypa, Health Careers Matthew Yako, Machine Technology Bring Your Parent to School Day On Tuesday, February 5, approximately 180 parents/guardians attended CVCC’s Bring Your Parent to School Day. Thank you to all the parents and guardians who participated in the day’s activities! What a great event for students to show all the interactive and wonderful skills they are learning in their programs! College and Military Career Day On Wednesday, February 6, CVCC held its College and Military Career Day. The colleges/military branches that were in attendance include: Bryant and Stratton College, Johnson and Wales, North Coast College, Cuyahoga Community College, Kent State University (Twinsburg), Ohio Technical College, Pittsburgh Technical Institute, The Ohio State University (ATI and Mansfield), U.S. Army Recruiting Center, Air Force Branch, Ohio Army National Guard, The University of Akron, TDDS Technical Institute. CVCC thanks all those who participated in College and Military Day at CVCC. What a great way to continue in celebrating Career Tech Education Week! Alumnus Visits High School Digital Design Program During Career Technical Education Week, CVCC’s High School Digital Design program instructed by Mrs. Melissa Munro got a visit from a CVCC alumnus, Jim Heiser. Jim is the owner of Bullseye Activewear and discussed with students the need to have employability skills within the workforce. Jim is also an advisory board member for the Digital Design program and has employed many CVCC students (or graduates) at his company. What a great opportunity for students to learn from one of the best in the business! Early Placement Update The High School Early Placement Season has begun, where many CVCC program seniors have the opportunity to participate in on-the-job, work-based learning four afternoons a week instead of attending classes at CVCC. The first release began January 22 for our best students with a B average and nine or less absences since they started their program. Forty students took advantage of getting to work, which is a 42% increase from 2018. The second release

started February 19 for students with a B average and 11 or less absences. In February an additional nine students headed off to work reflecting a 36% increase since 2018. Currently CVCC’s highest paid student is receiving an hourly wage of $13.25 an hour and the average wage received is $10.56 versus the state of Ohio current minimum wage of $8.55. CVCC skills have allowed our students to earn 24% more than the typical starting wage. We thank our employers for giving our students this opportunity, to name a few: Bob Evans, Case Western Reserve University, Danbury Senior Living, Ganley Chrysler Dodge, GPD Group, Hyson Metal Forming Solutions, Nook Industries, Regina Health Center, ROE Dental Lab, and Swagelok. CVCC wishes our student workers the best of luck as they start their careers, add critical job knowledge to their classroom and lab training, and fill vital roles in our region’s work force! STEM Career Showcase On Saturday, February 9, CVCC hosted a STEM Career Showcase for students in grades 7-12 and their parents. Approximately 400 students and parents spent the morning exploring careers and educational opportunities in STEM. CVCC instructors, along with representatives from over 65 leading companies and educational institutions, provided information, demonstrations, and hands-on activities designed to provide information and incentive for students to pursue their interest in science, technology, engineering and math, and to engage in challenging coursework. Students also had the opportunity to take a variety of online assessments to help identify their skills and interests. Through two presentation sessions, parents and students gained a better understanding as to why STEM skills are important and “Why Employers Are Seeking STEM Skills.” The STEM Career Showcase is developed and executed by CVCC Community Liaisons Marie Elias and Darden Blake. CVCC Career Specialists play vital roles in the event through their marketing efforts in their districts, along with participation during the showcase! Business Professionals of America Regional Contest On Friday, January 25, CVCC students competed in the Business Professionals of America (BPA) Regional Contest. The students who qualified will continue and compete in the BPA State Conference in Columbus, Ohio on March 14 and 15. The following students qualified for the state contest:

Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School:

Trey Lisuch: Senior, Digital Design, State Qualifier placing 2nd in Digital Publishing Contest.

Lindsey Maier: Junior, Computer Networking Academy, State Qualifier placing 1st in Interview Skills Contest.

Cuyahoga Heights High School:

Logan Deidrich: Senior, Programming and Software Development, State Qualifier placing 2nd in Database Applications Contest, and 1st in VB/C# Programming Contest and Web Site Design Team.

Garfield Heights High School:

Chrissa Sobocinski: Senior, Digital Design, State Qualifier placing 1st in Digital Media Production Contest.

Tyonna Steel: Senior, Medical Administrative Specialist, State Qualifier placing 2nd in ICD 10 Coding Contest.

Independence High School:

Jared Albertson: Senior, Programming and Software Development, State Qualifier placing 1st in Advanced Spreadsheet Applications Contest, Fundamentals of Web Design, and Java Programming Contest.

Nordonia Hills High School:

Lorenzo Austin: Senior, Computer Networking Academy, State Qualifier placing 1st in PC Servicing and Troubleshooting Contest.

Alex Davies: Senior, Programming and Software Development, State Qualifier placing 1st in SQL Database Fundamentals Contest.

Elizabeth Elliot: Junior, Medical Administrative Specialist, State Qualifier placing 2nd in Fundamental Word Processing Contest.

Sam Fratantonio: Junior, Programming and Software Development, State Qualifier placing 1st in C++ Programming Contest.

Rhiannon Kainec: Senior, Medical Administrative Specialist, State Qualifier placing 1st in ICD 10 Coding Contest.

Peyton Mika: Senior, Computer Networking Academy, State Qualifier Placing 1st in Network Admin. Using Microsoft Contest.

Makayla Wiggins: Senior, Medical Administrative Specialist, State Qualifier placing 2nd in Advancing Office Systems and Procedures Contest.

North Royalton High School:

Jakub Dyczko: Senior, Computer Networking Academy, State Qualifier placing 1st in Computer Modeling Contest.

Minh Nguyen-Huynh: Senior, Programming and Software Development, State Qualifier placing 1st in Database Applications Contest and Web Site Design Team, and 2nd in VB/C# Programming Contest and Fundamentals of Web Design Contest.

Revere High School:

Gavon Dengate: Senior, Programming and Software Development, State Qualifier placing 4th in SQL Database Fundamentals Contest and placing 1st in Web Site Design Team.

Jack Gayner: Senior, Programming and Software Development, State Qualifier placing 1st in Web Site Design Team.

Stephen Gentner: Senior, Computer Networking Academy, State Qualifier placing 2nd in Network Admin. Using Microsoft Contest.

Cathryn Kemer: Senior, Medical Administrative Specialist, State Qualifier placing 2nd in Medical Office Procedures Contest.

Noah Vongratana: Senior, Programming and Software Development, State Qualifier placing 1st in Intermediate Word Processing Contest.

Twinsburg High School:

Jada Jenkins: Senior, Digital Design, State Qualifier placing 1st in Fundamental Desktop Publishing Contest, Digital Publishing Contest, and Graphic Design Promotion Contest.

Ronnie Little: Senior, Digital Design, State Qualifier placing 2nd in Fundamental Desktop Publishing Contest.

Brendon Nguyen: Junior, Programming and Software Development, State Qualifier placing 2nd in Java Programming Contest.

Averie Stokes-Thomas: Junior, Medical Administrative Specialist, State Qualifier placing 1st in Prepared Speech Contest.

Congratulations to CVCC’s Graphic Imaging Technology Program Cuyahoga Valley Career Center is proud to announce the Graphic Imaging Technology program, instructed by Mr. Patrick Ruesbensaal, was recently awarded six 2019 Print Excellence Awards from the Printing Industries of Ohio and Northern Kentucky. Each year, Printing Industries of Ohio and Northern Kentucky holds its Print Excellence Awards Competition to recognize Ohio and Northern Kentucky printers who have demonstrated excellence in 35 categories, two out-of-state expert judges ranked them in a regional competition. CVCC’s Graphic Imaging Technology Program won six Silver Awards; see below for specific award winners. Excellent job!

Garfield Heights High School:

Armani Huston: Junior, Placed Silver in the 2 Color Offset Printing Contest.

Noah Starling: Senior, Placed Silver in the 4 Color Digital Printing Contest. (pictured top)

Jonathan Ukwela: Senior, Placed Silver in the 1 Color Offset Printing Contest. (pictured middle)

Omarion Wells: Junior, Placed Silver in the 2 Color Offset Printing Contest.

North Royalton High School:

Teresa Rodriguez: Junior, Placed Silver in the 1 Color Offset Printing Contest, and 2 Color Notepads Digital Printing Contest.

CVCC Education Professions Students “Pride in Academics” Award CVCC’s Education Professions students, Austin Keller and Catie Luda from North Royalton High School were selected as recipients of the “Pride in Academics” Award. Teachers chose students from all of their classes based upon who they felt has made a significant effort in the areas of Character, Leadership, Achievement, and Engagement. Catie and Austin were recognized on Thursday, January 31 at North Royalton High School for this award. Congratulations!

Student Parent Information Night On Thursday, January 17, CVCC hosted its annual Student Parent Information Night for all students and their parents/guardians to explore the many high school programs offered. What an excellent turnout as more than 1,000 people attended! CVCC thanks all the staff members involved in making this event possible, as well as all those who came out to see the great opportunities CVCC has to offer! Mock Interview Day at Cuyahoga Heights High School On January 15, the Juniors from Cuyahoga Heights High School participated in a mock interview session. Students were interviewed by local business/educational professionals for a 20-minute interview. Interviewers included Dr. Ted Caleris, Assistant Superintendent to Cuyahoga Heights Schools, Pat Coleman, Principal of Cuyahoga Heights Middle and High Schools, Maria Eder and Mark Dobbins, Cuyahoga Heights Schools Board Members, as well as Janet Popielski from NEORSD, Joan Bascone from the City of Cleveland Prosecutor’s Office, and Lou Cardinale and Killian Murray from Express Employment Professionals. While students had prepared for the interview by writing their resume and reference letters with Mrs. Randi Borosh, CVCC Career Specialist to Cuyahoga Heights and Independence School Districts, and Mrs. Siley, Cuyahoga Heights High School English Teacher, they additionally received class instruction on interview skills and techniques. After the interviews, the students received both complementary and constructive feedback. The best feedback though came from the interview professionals that participated in the event, as they expressed how impressed they were with the students. We could not be more proud of the students, and know they have a bright future ahead. CVCC Students and Staff Attend Legislative Seminar Four of CVCC's students, Samantha Mandato, Jaya Harris, Joshua Olsafsky, and Alan Switz had the opportunity to attend the Legislative Seminar in Columbus, Ohio along with CVCC's Power Equipment Technology instructor Jerry Koenig,

Superintendent Dave Mangas, Adult Education and District Services Director Marcy Green, and two of CVCC's Board members – Jacquelyn Arendt and Mark Curtis. The group had the chance to hear newly elected Governor Michael DeWine speak at the event, as well as visited legislative offices and met with several aides. They also visited the National Veterans Memorial Museum, what an incredible occasion to take part in! Adult Education LPN Students Work with High School Hotels and Resorts Students CVCC’s Adult Education LPN students have started their enrichment clinical rotations, one of the places they are scheduled at is with CVCC’s High School Hotels and Resorts students. Some of the objectives the LPN students met from this enrichment experience was to utilize Maslow’s hierarchy to identify the priority physical, psychological, social developmental and educational needs of the student, as well as apply principles of pediatrics, growth and development, nutrition and other classroom content to assist in achieving and maintaining optimal health and development. The LPN students used “teachable moments” to instruct the Hotels and Resorts students and positively reinforce good health behaviors. They also facilitated participation in psychosocial and educational activities at an increasingly independent level, and recognized the meaning of a special needs classroom. What an educational and beneficial collaboration between CVCC’s Adult Education LPN students and High School Hotels and Resorts students!

Lozick Foundation Scholarship Recipient Congratulations to CVCC’s student, Dale McBride! Dale is an Adult Education student from Northfield who received the Lozick Foundation Scholarship in the amount of $2,000. Dale completed Basic CNC and will apply the scholarship to Intermediate and Advanced CNC, which is under the Advanced Manufacturing program when he resumes classes in April.

CVCC Collaborates with Tri-C for Aspire Classes CVCC’s Adult Education Department is in partnership with Tri-C through the Aspire program. CVCC congratulates Kelly Yokiel who is an Aspire graduate and just passed her GED exam. Congratulations Kelly! For more information on the available opportunities, Visit: http://www.cvccworks.edu/ABLEGEDESOL.aspx . Adult Education Cosmetology Salon at CVCC The Adult Education Evening Cosmetology Salon will be hosting its first princess party for an Independence resident’s birthday party. The Adult Education Cosmetology students will provide manicures to the birthday girl and guests. For a full list of the Cosmetology Salon’s services and prices, visit: www.cvccworks.edu/Cosmetology.aspx . Call 440.746.8145 to schedule an appointment today!

Upcoming Events

Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays: March 4, 2019 - April 24, 2019 Adult Education

Phlebotomy Fundamentals Program 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

Thursday, March 7, 2019 Job Fair at CVCC 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Thursday, March 14, 2019 and Friday, March 15, 2018 BPA State Conference Columbus, Ohio

Tuesday, March 19, 2019 Community Wellness Presentation 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Wednesday, March 20, 2019 National Technical Honor Society Induction at CVCC 7:00 p.m.

Thursday, March 21, 2019 Board of Education Meeting 6:30 p.m.

Monday, March 25, 2019 - Friday, March 29, 2019 Spring Break