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Kelsey Giesler 

Ohio Hi-Point Taste of the Future Raises nearly $1,000 for scholarships

Ohio Hi-Point welcomed over 500 people to the Career Center’s 5th Annual Taste of the Future yesterday evening at OHP’s main campus in Bellefontaine and raised nearly $1,000 for student scholarships.

Eleven colleges and eight restaurants were featured in addition to OHP’s 20 program labs.

Funds that were raised from tasting tickets used to sample restaurant menu items directly benefited the scholarship fund. Restaurants that offered menu samples were Sweet Aromas Coffee, Donatos, Whitmore House, Sloan Inn, Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken, Chattan Loch, Jolene’s Cozy Café and Black Tie Café.

Colleges that participated were Clark State Community College, ITT Technical Institute, Hocking College, OSU Lima, Rhodes State Community College, Columbus State Community College, Urbana University, WyoTech, Owens Community College, Ohio Technical College and Power Sport Institute.

Other vendors included some of OHP’s Satellite programs such as the student-run e-store, an OHP clothing and accessory store that is run by current Supply Chain Management students in Urbana, Aviation at Grimes Airfield and Teaching Professions in Marysville. Profits from the e-store also directly benefit the scholarship fund.

Hi-Point showcased main campus programs while also providing information about Adult Education, Customized Training for Businesses, ABLE and G.E.D.

Jason Kish Photography took photos for the evening while WPKO provided an on-site broadcast of the event.

Pictured: Hi-Point Journeys members Kiana Price (far right) a senior Culinary student from Waynesfield-Goshen and Jo’Dawn Parisse (center) also a senior Culinary student from Graham, spoke with Bill Tipple (left) from WPKO during a live broadcast during last night’s Taste of the Future.

Kelsey Giesler 

Ohio Hi­Point’s Taste of the Future helps raise scholarship funds

Ohio Hi-Point will host the Career Center’s biggest event of the year on Thursday, November 15 from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the high school on the Bellefontaine campus.

The 5th Annual Taste of the Future Open House and Career Preview welcomes prospective and current high school students and adult learners, parents and community members to explore the educational opportunities and services available to them during Thursday’s interactive event, exploring program labs, speaking with instructors and filling out applications.

Local restaurants will also be featured during the event, providing menu samples to visitors that purchase tasting tickets. Featured restaurants include: Donatos, the Whitmore House, Blake Tie Café, Sweet Aromas Coffee, Jolene’s Cozy Café, Chattan Loch, Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken and the Sloan Inn.

Tasting tickets are $4 for a bundle of 10 tickets. Additional tickets are $1 per two additional tickets. All funds raised through the purchasing of tasting tickets will go directly into the scholarship fund.

In addition to the restaurants, twelve college and university representatives will be on campus to talk to students and parents. An assortment of businesses and Ohio Hi-Point services, including Ohio Hi-Point Adult Education’s revitalized Customized Training for businesses, will also be hand throughout the evening.

For more information on the Taste of the Future and the opportunities for students and adults visit Facebook.com/ohiohipointcc and click on Taste of the Future under ‘events.’ 

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