Sometimes life takes an unexpected turn… and ends up leading you exactly where you’re supposed to be. Meet Tiffany. On Wednesday, May 13, Tiffany graduated from the Surgical Technologist program at Washington County Career Center – Adult Technical Training. Even better? She’s officially been hired by Memorial Health System in Labor & Delivery, her dream job. Not that long ago, Tiffany thought she was settled into her forever career. Then life changed, and she found herself un

Washington County Career Center – Adult Technical Training is pleased to announce upcoming funding opportunities through the Ohio Department of Higher Education Ohio Work Ready Grant, designed to help eligible Ohio residents access career training and workforce opportunities. The Ohio Work Ready Grant provides financial assistance of $1,500 to eligible Ohio residents enrolling at Washington County Career Center – Adult Technical Training to help cover the cost of training and

The Washington County Career Center honors its May students of the month, Kate, William “Jake,” and Austin. Kate is a Warren senior enrolled in the welding program, and she is the daughter of Matt and Erin of Marietta. At the Career Center, Kate is a member of the SkillsUSA youth organization. She has been on the Career Center’s principal list, honor roll or merit roll every grading period. At Warren High School, she is active in soccer and served as the captain of the w

Washington County Career Center – Adult Technical Training is proud to announce that Wendy Ketelsen has been recognized with the Pam Decker Outstanding Service Award , a statewide honor presented annually to an outstanding Financial Aid Administrator serving Ohio Technical Centers and Adult Career Centers. The award was presented during the Ohio ACTE Postsecondary and Adult Career Education Conference in Dublin on April 7-8. The Pam Decker Outstanding Service Award recognizes

The Washington County Career Center honors its April students of the month, Elora and Ayden. Elora is a Warren senior enrolled in the Graphic Design & Video Production program. She is the daughter of Brandon and Olivia of Cutler. At the Career Center, Elora is a member of the Business Professionals of America (BPA) youth organization (treasurer), student council (treasurer), National Technical Honor Society (vice president), Students Solving Problems (treasurer), and the

Most mornings, Chelsea Rogers’ day starts the same way it has for the last 26 years, with intention. Before class, before work, before mom duties, she’s already managing something many people never see. Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at just eight years old, Chelsea learned early that life doesn’t always wait for your body to cooperate. Blood sugar checks, insulin, carb counting, sensor changes, it’s a daily responsibility that never clocks out. And yet, here she is. Chelse

The Washington County Career Center will host a ribbon cutting and open house to celebrate the opening of its newly renovated Health Professions Innovation Center (H-PIC) on Tuesday, April 21 . The event will begin at 3:00 PM with a welcome, followed by a ribbon cutting ceremony at 3:15 PM in partnership with the Marietta Area Chamber of Commerce and the Belpre Area Chamber of Commerce . An open house and guided tours of the new facility will be available from 3:30 to 5:00

BELPRE: Madison, junior in Welding – Softball FORT FRYE: Parker, junior in Welding – Baseball; Madalynn, senior in Pre-Nursing – Softball; Logan, senior in Sports Medicine & Exercise Science – Track & Field; Jackson, senior in Sports Medicine & Exercise Science – Baseball; Dakota, junior in Landscape Construction & Turf Management – Baseball; and Ty, junior in Diesel Truck Mechanics – Baseball FRONTIER: Taylor, junior in Medical College Prep – Softball MARIETTA: Max

The Washington County Career Center honors its March Students of the Month, Colbie and Carder. Colbie is a Marietta senior enrolled in the Patient Health Care program. She is the daughter of Jason and Rebecca of Lowell. At the Career Center, Colbie is a member of the SkillsUSA youth organization. She is also the class secretary of her technical program. She has been consistently on the Career Center’s honor roll. For SkillsUSA, she will be competing at the state level

The Washington County Career Center honors its February students of the month, Faith and Michael. Faith is a Fort Frye senior enrolled in the Digital Marketing program, and she is the daughter of Adam and Tiffany of Beverly. At the Career Center, Faith is a member of the Business Professionals of America (BPA) youth organization and the National Technical Honor Society. She serves as the BPA co-president and class historian for her technical program. Last school year, s

(Marietta, OH) — The Washington County Career Center (WCCC) Adult Technical Training is proud to announce it has been awarded $125,000 through the Ohio Department of Higher Education’s Commercial Truck Driver Student Aid Program . This is the maximum amount available through the program and will help more students train for careers as commercial truck drivers while strengthening the local workforce. The funding supports students enrolled in approved Commercial Driver’s Lic

The Washington County Career Center honors its January Students of the Month, Smith and Wolfe. Smith is a Warren senior enrolled in the Medical College Prep program, and she is the daughter of Eric and Deidre Smith of Amesville. At the Career Center, Smith is a member of the SkillsUSA youth organization, national technical honor society, student council, and holds the office of president for her technical program. Smith has been on the principal list and honor roll. At Warr