2-Hour Delay
There is a 2-Hour Delay for Four County Career Center on Wednesday, November 20, 2024, due to inclement weather.
Classes will start at 10:45 a.m. and follow Schedule A.
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ECHO for 8th Graders - Wauseon

ECHO for 8th Graders - Wauseon

Eighth-grade students from Wauseon Middle School recently took part in the “Exploring Careers Hands On for 8th Graders” (ECHO for 8th Graders) program hosted at Four County Career Center.  Career Explorers from the Career Center provided guidance to the students, helping them explore various career paths of interest as they prepare for their future.  Pictured in the Interior Design lab are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Career Explorers Kaylyn Bergstedt (Napoleon) and Dayana Sosa (Wauseon) with Wauseon 8th graders Katey Ehrsam and Raine Haas.  ECHO for 8th Graders is open to all 8th graders in the four county area, offering valuable career exploration opportunities.
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2024 Distinguished Service Award/Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony

2024 Distinguished Service Award/Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony

    Four County Career Center celebrated the annual Wall of Fame/Distinguished Service Award induction program at the Fall Advisory Dinner.
    Vicki Cameron, Science Instructor, served as Master of Ceremonies.  The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Lily Lubinski, a Law Enforcement & Security Tactics student from Liberty Center, and a Student Ambassador.  Superintendent Jeffrey Slattery gave special introductions and thank yous.  The Invocation was led by Quinn Stickley, an Exercise Science & Sports Medicine student from Pettisville, and a Student Ambassador.
    Four County Career Center honored six graduates from the Career Center who have had success in their careers and who will serve as outstanding representatives for the school at the 26th annual “Wall of Fame” awards program.
    This was also the 10th year for the “Distinguished Service Award” presented to the individual who has displayed on-going dedication and commitment to the Career Center and to the communities served by the Career Center.  This year’s recipient is Niki Mosier, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, Vice President-Human Capital at Spangler Candy Company.  Niki lives in Bryan with her spouse, Griff and they have two children, Andy and Logan.
    Shown above following the ceremony holding their plaques are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Niki Mosier; Daniel Baldwin; Tyler Conmay; Michael Dopp, Jr.; Angie Girdham; Justin Groves; and Grace Norden.

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2024-2025 BPA Officers

2024-2025 BPA Officers

Officers of the over 75 member Four County Career Center Business Professionals of America (BPA) Chapter include (FRONT - LEFT TO RIGHT) President - Michael Ramos (Defiance) Business & Financial Services; Vice-President - Kaitlin Wood (Archbold) Medical Office Technologies; Secretary - Jade DeGraffenreid (Stryker) Medical Office Technologies; Treasurer - Bailee Stark (Patrick Henry) Business & Financial Services; (BACK - LEFT TO RIGHT) Public Relations - Alayna Faunce (North Central) Medical Office Technologies; Public Relations - Ruth Shelt (Wauseon) Business & Financial Services; and Officer-At-Large - Callie Stantz (Stryker) Medical Office Technologies.

BPA sponsors various activities and attends leadership workshops and skill competitions throughout the year.  The BPA Chapter also assists in the Northwest Ohio Special Olympics.  Four County Career Center BPA Advisors are Mary Jo Beilharz, Medical Office Technologies; Tina Short, Business & Financial Services; Zach Ramos, I.T. Academy - Computer Networking & Cybersecurity; and Matt Geiger, I.T. Academy - Computer Programming.
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FCCC Honor Roll - 1st Nine Weeks

FCCC Honor Roll - 1st Nine Weeks

Congratulations are in order for the 714 Four County Career Center students who have achieved recognition on the 1st Nine Weeks Honor Roll!
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Preschoolers Go Trick-or-Treating

Preschoolers Go Trick-or-Treating

Children from the Four County Career Center Preschool went trick-or-treating throughout the school gathering candy and goodies for Halloween.  The Early Childhood Education students assisted the Preschoolers as they visited the offices and classrooms and brightened everyone’s day with their creative costumes.  Shown above, the trick-or-treaters include (LEFT TO RIGHT) Jillian Beair (Helena); Aurelia Glore (Bryan); Eden Fisher (Napoleon); Kohen Kossow (Ridgeville Corners); Kohen Majewski (Liberty Center); Grayden Blue (Holgate); Linley Scarberry (Liberty Center); Boone Schroeder (Defiance); Artie Vocke (Napoleon); Tripp Badenhop (Napoleon); and August Dishop (Napoleon).

The Preschool is open Mondays through Fridays from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., except on days the Career Center is closed.  The program is operated in association with the Early Childhood Education program for juniors and seniors as a part of their lab experience.
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