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Kelsey Giesler 

Students view autopsy through COSI program

Students in Ohio Hi-Point’s anatomy and physiology classes, as well as the students in the Health Technology program, experienced a human autopsy, via video conference, through COSI’s In Depth: Autopsy program.

The taped autopsy allowed students a real life learning experience as well as an opportunity to speak and ask questions to a forensic pathologist who was providing a live narration of the procedure.

Students analyzed information gathered during the autopsy as well as the toxicology reports provided by the forensic pathologist to determine a cause of death for the patient.

Ohio Hi-Point students were able to participate in this program thanks to the Pat Roby Academic Teacher Grant received through the Logan County Educational Foundation.

Kelsey Giesler 

Students save lives through blood drives

Students at Ohio Hi-Point Career Center helped save 186 individuals earlier this month after participating in a school blood drive.

Sixty-two units of blood were collected; fourteen of those were first-time donors. This was the final blood drive of the school year.

Overall, students have given over 150 units of blood this year through three blood drives, helping to provide over 450 people the blood products they need.

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Students plan fundraisers for local family, organizations

On Thursday, December 6 Ohio Hi-Point will be welcoming more than just parents to campus for Parent Teacher Conferences. Students have announced a variety of activities, including a Burger Bar fundraiser, a petting zoo and a Salon-A-Thon for the community to take part in next week. The Early Childhood Education and Culinary students are hosting… Read full post »

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… Read full post »

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… Read full post »

Students participate in Red Ribbon Week

Ohio Hi-Point students participated in Red Ribbon Week as a reminder to make smart choices including saying ‘no’ to drugs and alcohol, not texting and driving and living a healthy lifestyle. During last week’s campaign, OHP students encouraged fellow classmates to “Be a Smartie” and “Don’t be a Dum Dum” after handing out Smarties and… Read full post »

School Employees from 10 Career-Technical Districts Jointly Collaborate at Professional Development Day

On Friday, September 28 employees from 10 career-technical schools from northwest, northeast and central Ohio will jointly participate in a first-ever unified Professional Development Day. About 1,000 school employees, including teachers, administrators, secretaries and other support staff, will participate in the event at one of three sites. The locations of the Professional Development Day are:… Read full post »

Open for Business: Putting Education to the Test

How many students have the opporutnity to say they’ve run a business while attending high school? Fortunately, our students involved in our Culinary Program and Cosmetology program at Ohio Hi-Point have a first hand look at future careers. Both programs are planning to open their businesses for the 2012-2013 school year, the Sloan Inn and… Read full post »

Becoming CPR Certified

Deb Purcell had an idea. Purcell, a registered nurse and Ohio Hi-Point’s Health Technology Instructor, certified all her Health Technology students in CPR, and the idea occurred to her that Health Technology students were not the only ones who needed to know this life-saving skill. “It’s been a goal of mine for the past few… Read full post »

Smile Programs

Smile Programs…the mobile dentists is an in school dental prevention program. Tooth decay is a serious problem that affects children in the United States, more than any other chronic infectious disease. Students with untreated oral health problems can cause pain and infections. When this occurs students can have difficulty eating, talking and learning. About 63%… Read full post »