Educational Service Center presents Overcoming Obstacles Awards
COURTESY OF THE EAST CENTRAL OHIO EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER
The East Central Ohio Educational Service Center presented the Overcoming Obstacles Awards and the Excellence in Community Inclusion Award at Dover High School’s Auditorium on April 22.
The Overcoming Obstacles Awards started in 2015. They are presented to one student from each school district in Tuscarawas County for their dedication and perseverance in overcoming obstacles to achieve success in school. This year’s award winners were Marcus Angle from Buckeye Career Center, Ray Anderson from Claymont High School, Haylee Myers from Conotton Valley High School, Kensington Fisher from Dover High School, Derek Mackey from Garaway High School, Jessica Robinson from Indian ValleyHigh School, Kody Ames from New Philadelphia High School, John Allen Rose from Newcomerstown High School and Josh Hampton from Tuscarawas Valley High School.
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Buckeye Career Center has announced Kody Ames and Autumn Brown as its January Students of the Month and Samantha Nicely as its Adult Student on the Month.
Ames, of New Philadelphia, is a meat cutting, deli and bakery student. He is a two-year member of Drug Free Clubs of America at BCC. He plans to continue his education next year at BCC. He is the son of Joyce Ames.
Brown, a student at Conotton Valley High School, is a level two senior in exercise science and sports medicine and a level one senior in auto technology. Brown is a two-year member of DFCA and Health Occupation Students of America. She made it to the state HOSA conference last year in human growth and development. She has played volleyball for eight years and is a six year band member at CVHS. She works for Kathy’s Catering. Brown plans to attend Bowling Green State University and obtain a master’s degree in athletic training. She is the daughter of Todd and Julie Herman.