The Washington County Career Center announces its Disc Golf Club members for the 2026-27 school year. Members are: Ethan is a junior from Marietta in the Building Technology/Carpentry program. He is the son of Mike and Laura of Marietta; Kaedyn is a senior from Marietta in the Masonry program. He is the son of Stacia of Marietta; Cason is a junior from Marietta in the Building Technology/Carpentry program. He is the grandson of Shelly of Marietta; Nico is a junior from

The Business Professionals of America (BPA) organization at the Washington County Career Center elected its chapter officers recently. The chapter includes students from the Digital Marketing and Graphic Design & Video Production programs. Officers for the 2026-27 school year are: Co-President, Alexis, is a senior from Belpre enrolled in the Digital Marketing program. She is the daughter of Wil and Melinda of Belpre. Co-President, Riley, is a senior from Marietta enrolled

Washington County Career Center SkillsUSA recently elected its 2026-27 chapter officers. The Career Center representatives are: President, McKinze, is a junior from Marietta enrolled in the Patient Health Care program. She is the daughter of Tiffany of Marietta; Vice President, Cooper, is a senior from Warren enrolled in the Welding program. He is the son of Josh and Jana of Vincent; Secretary, Abbigail, is a junior from Belpre enrolled in the Welding program. She is th

The FFA organization of the Washington County Career Center elected 2026-27 chapter officers recently. Members participating in the FFA organization are students from the Landscape Construction & Turf Management program. The organization expands opportunities for classroom instruction to be applied to hands-on opportunities, and to further reinforce curriculum-enhancing programs within the community. Chapter officers include: President, Riley, is a senior from Warren. S

The Washington County Career Center announces its Students Solving Problems (SSP) members for the 2026-27 school year. The purpose of SSP is to engage area students in developing solutions to community health related problems and to provide career development for the engaged youth in the fields of health, behavioral health, philanthropy, and other community support options. The students are to lead the work and identify the issues that they intend to address. The adviser,

The Washington County Career Center honors its October Students of the Month, McKenzie and Blaze. McKenzie is a Marietta senior enrolled in the Graphic Design & Video Production program, and she is the daughter of Brian of Marietta and the granddaughter of Richard and Karen of Marietta. At the Career Center, McKenzie is a member of the Business Professionals of America (BPA) youth organization and National Technical Honor Society. She was on the Career Center’s principal’s li

The Washington County Career Center honors its September Students of the Month, Gracie and Cole. Gracie is a Warren senior enrolled in the Pre-Nursing program, and she is the daughter of Randy and Anna of Cutler. At the Career Center, Gracie is a member of the SkillsUSA youth organization. She was on the Career Center’s honor roll all last school year. Through College Credit Plus (CCP), Gracie has earned or will earn credits in American national government, English compositio

The Career Center – Adult Technical Training Announces Expanded Medical Assistant Program with Multiple Certifications and Faster Pathway to Employment The Washington County Career Center – Adult Technical Training is excited to announce updates to its Medical Assistant program designed to give students even more opportunities for success in today’s growing healthcare industry. Beginning August 17, the program will transition to the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) Cer

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

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