The Washington County Career Center honors its December Students of the Month, Hannah and Brody.   Hannah is a Warren senior enrolled in the Graphic Design & Video Production program, and she is the daughter of Michael and Andrea of Marietta and the granddaughter of Richard and Lisa of Vincent.   At the Career Center, Hannah is a member of the Business Professionals of America (BPA) youth organization, student council (secretary), and the class vice president of her technical

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 2025-26 school year are: Co-President, Faith, is a senior from Fort Frye enrolled in the Digital Marketing program.  She is the daughter of Adam and Tiffany of Beverly. Co-President, Sophia, is a senior from Marietta enr

The Washington County Career Center selected Student Ambassadors for the 2025-26 school year. Ambassadors are:   Max is the son of Guy and Michael of Marietta.  He is a Marietta senior enrolled in the Sports Medicine & Exercise Science program; Carter is the son of Zachary and Melissa of Lowell.  He is a Fort Frye junior enrolled in the Diesel Truck Mechanics program; Sullivan is the son of Seth and Melanie of Marietta.  He is a Marietta junior enrolled in the Graphic Design

Washington County Career Center SkillsUSA recently elected its 2025-26 chapter officers.  The Career Center representatives are:   President, Brooklyn, is a senior from Warren enrolled in the Patient Health Care program.  She is the daughter of Mikel and Megan of Marietta; Vice President, Blaze, is a junior from Waterford enrolled in the Medical College Prep program.  He is the son of Nicole of Waterford; Secretary, Abram, is a junior from Marietta enrolled in the Medical Col

The Career Center Student Council selects its 2025-26 officers.  Student Council is an organization that promotes and practices involved citizenship, provides for student participation in a democratic school government, develops quality leadership, enhances communication between faculty and students, coordinates and implements worthwhile student activities, and assists in the welfare of the school and community.   The Career Center Student Council officers are: President  Adi

The Washington County Career Center honors its November students of the month, Madalynn and Carter. Madalynn is a Fort Frye senior enrolled in the Pre-Nursing program. She is the daughter of Christopher and Amanda. At the Career Center, Madalynn is a member of the SkillsUSA youth organization, Student Council, and secretary for the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS). She is also the class treasurer of her technical program. In addition, she is a student ambassador, actin

The Washington County Career Center held its 15 th  Annual Fall Festivus Day on Friday, October 31.   This year, Fall Festivus was held with all 16 career-technical programs participating in several fun activities.  Kicking off the event, students and staff participated in a Halloween costume contest sponsored by student council.  Other activities and contests held were arts & crafts, big wheel races, bobbing for apples, disc golf, bench press, granny pants, hoola hoops, plan

Join Us for Our Open House & Job Fair at Adult Technical Training! Are you ready to make a difference in your community? The Washington County Career Center – Adult Technical Training invites you to our Open House & Job Fair  on Tuesday, November 18 , from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM .📍 Location:  21740 State Route 676, Marietta, Ohio Drop in anytime to learn more about the rewarding experience of teaching at Adult Tech! Whether you’re an industry professional, a retiree, or someone

The Washington County Career Center announces its Students Solving Problems (SSP) members for the 2025-26 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 FFA organization of the Washington County Career Center elected 2025-26 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 junior from Warren.  S