OHP BPA main campus and satellite students advance to state competition

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OHP BPA main campus and satellite students advance to state competition

Posted by Kelsey Giesler

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Ohio Hi-Point’s main campus and satellite chapters of Business Professionals of America (BPA) will be sending a total of 38 students to state competition after learning the results at the Regional Awards Ceremony at Upper Scioto Valley High School this week.

Ohio Hi-Point hosted the regional competition at the Bellefontaine main campus on January 22 to students from Apollo Career Center in Lima, Benjamin Logan High School in Bellefontaine, Tri-Star Career Compact in Celina, Vantage Career Center in Van Wert, Ohio Hi-Point Career Center in Bellefontaine, Ohio Hi-Point Graham satellite in St. Paris, and Ohio Hi-Point Upper Scioto Valley Satellite in McGuffey.

Those advancing to state will compete March 14-15 in Columbus.

The following OHP main campus students advanced to state:

- Ryan King (Administrative Support Concepts and Computer Programming Concepts)- first place
- Ryan Obenour, Marysville High School (Legal Office Procedures)- second place
- Brendyn Kinnison, Urbana High School (Integrated Office Applications and Business Meetings Management)- first place
- Cory Good, Waynesfield-Goshen High School (Legal Office Procedures)- first place
- Ryan Adams, Marysville High School (Computer Network Technology; and Management, Marketing and Human Resources)- first place, second place
- Darius Tall, Marysville High School (Computer Programming Concepts)- second place
- Jordan Erevia, Benjamin Logan High School (Interview Skills)- third place
- Jacob Carmichael, Urbana High School (Management, Marketing and Human Resources)- first place

The following OHP Graham satellite students advanced to state:

- Brandon Jackson, Christian Miller and Jesse Valdez (Video Production Team)- first place
- Charles Alexander (Mobile Applications)- first place
- Jordan Couch, Carmen Griffith, Danielle Kendall, and Alex Jenkins (Brandon Jackson), (Presentation Management Team)- first place
- Jordan Burkitt (PC Servicing & Troubleshooting)-first place
- Rachel Foster (Economic Research Project)- first place
- Rachel Foster, Cierra Kies and Reed Gibson (Economic Research Team)- first place
- Jared Elleman (Entrepreneurship)- first place
- Tyler Graham, Allen St. Myers and Christina Terry (Financial Analyst Team)- first place
- Morgan Marnati (Fundamental Accounting)- first place
- Catherine Fimiani, Taylor Graham and Weston Renner (Global Marketing Team)- first place
- Allen St. Myers (Human Resources Management)- first place
- Weston Renner (Insurance Concepts)- first place
- Catherine Fimiani (Interview Skills)- first place
- Nathan Baker, Kelsey Knowles, Morgan Marnati (Small Business Management Team)- first place
- Kelsey Knowles (Fundamental Accounting)- second place

The following OHP Riverside satellite students advanced to state:

- Jonathan Wheeler (Extemporaneous Speech)- first place

The following OHP Upper Scioto Valley satellite students advanced to state:

- Jayson Carey (Spreadsheet Applications)- first place
- Mary Winegardner (Spreadsheet Applications)- second place

Congratulations to all our BPA students!

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Hi-Point Celebrates National Career Technical Education Month

Posted by Kelsey Giesler

Thursday, January 31, 2013

(Throughout the month, stayed tuned for guest blogs, student photo/video features and CTSO spotlights beginning February 1. If you want to give a CTE testimony, write on our Facebook wall and share your story or memory with others. )

Students and staff at Ohio Hi-Point Career Center will join others across the nation during the month of February to celebrate Career and Technical Education (CTE) month.

This year’s theme is Career and Technical Education Works! and provides programs the opportunity to demonstrate how CTE educates students to be college and career ready, as well as demonstrates the dynamic impact CTE has on economical development.

Ohio Hi-Point offers high-demand career programs for high school juniors and seniors on Hi-Point’s main campus and satellite locations.

Between 500 and 600 students participate in one of the 21 programs offered on Ohio Hi-Point’s main campus in Bellefontaine. The programs fall in career pathways ranging from construction trades, automotive careers and engineering, to health technology, human services and customer service.

Satellite locations are also available, allowing over 1,000 students to partake in CTE classes within the partner school districts. Currently, Hi-Point partners with Graham, Marysville, Urbana, Riverside, Upper Scioto Valley, Waynesfield-Goshen, Kenton and Grimes Airfield to offer 13 programs from business and health technology to aviation and agriculture.

“We hope the community will take the time to learn about the great opportunities CTE has to offer; not only for the students, but also for the economical development and strong partnerships with industry and business leaders,” offered Jeff Price, superintendent.

By partnering with business, community, and industry leaders, Ohio Hi-Point invests in students’ lives with the latest technology and skills that will prepare them for a successful career.

In addition, Ohio Hi-Point partners with several colleges and universities across the state to provide a higher education pathway for students with the potential to earn up to thirty college credits while in high school.

“Our students are doing great things, and I’m very proud of the work they have done, and will continue to do,” finished Superintendent Price.

For a complete list of CTE classes, instructor contact information and other information about CTE at Ohio Hi-Point, visit Hi-Point’s website or find OHP on Facebook and Twitter.

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Ohio Hi-Point satellites announce second nine weeks Honor Roll

Posted by Kelsey Giesler, Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Ohio Hi-Point Career Center recently recognized the hard work of students enrolled in the satellite programs who have been named to the Honor Roll list. There are 13 programs offered in eight OHP satellite locations. The following Ohio Hi-Point satellite students (freshmen through seniors) earned Honor Roll: Graham High School Jayde Anderson, Caleb… Read full post »

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

Posted by Kelsey Giesler, Thursday, November 15, 2012

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… Read full post »

December Projects

Posted by Robert Walker, Wednesday, December 14, 2011

December has been a productive month for the Facilities and grounds department. With the unusual weather we have encountered it has allowed us to accomplish tasks that would otherwise have been dedicated to snow removal. Re-painting of the hallway and the foyer area of the Annex Building was accomplished. Quarterly service and preventative maintenance took… Read full post »

April activities for facilities and grounds

Posted by rwalker, Monday, May 2, 2011

This past month many activities have transpired as we enter into the spring months ahead. The air conditioning preventative maintenance and service has begun as we prepare all the buildings on main campus, and South Campus, for the warmer months ahead. One of our prouder moments happens when we fly flags over the highest point… Read full post »

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