Community Resources

Services Available to the Public

The following programs offer customer services to the community:

Automotive Technology

Car care services such as tune-up, oil change, diagnostic services, etc. by appointment. The customer pays an appropriate charge for the parts and materials needed.

Cosmetology

Hair and nail care by appointment. Customer pays appropriate charge for product needed.

Culinary Arts/Management

Offers several services at reasonable costs:

A full-service, sit-down restaurant for individual or groups ( call for information on limited days and hours)
Take-out meals or desserts
A Thanksgiving pie sale
A Christmas cookie sale prior to the holidays

Early Childhood Education

Conducts a preschool for children of area residents for a reasonable fee. Parents may pick up registration forms for their three-, four-, and five-year-olds at the ACWHCC front office.

Graphic Communications

Printing services for invitations, brochures, leaflets or other literature. Customer pays the cost of materials needed.

Power Sports Technology

Provides maintenance/repair service for small engine sport machines such as ATV's, small motor bikes, etc. The customer is charged a reasonable fee for materials needed.

Additional Resources

• Monitor Our Solar Energy

• North Central Workforce Alliance of Ohio

• Treasurer's Financial Information

General Information

Facts:

95% of ACWHCC students graduate on time
86% of ACWHCC graduates are employed, go on to higher education, enter apprenticeships or the military

ACWHCC's 2013-2014 Career-Technical Planning District Report Card rates ACWHCC with an "A" in Achievement, i.e. measuring the skills and knowledge learned in a student's career-technical program and an "A" in Graduation Rate which measures the proportion of career-technical students who graduate high school within four or five years. The district also received a "B" in Post-Program Outcomes which measures the proportion of graduates employed, in apprenticeships, military or enrolled in higher education or advanced training in the six months following graduation. (This category is dependent on graduates' reporting of data.)

Public Policies

Public Notices

Before school I was happy and content with working in a factory. I was happy to be going on my 13th year of employment. To my dismay, I was handed that all too famous "pink slip". I searched for over a year in finding employment, but had no success. The opportunity arose that I could go back to school to learn a different occupation. I hated the thought of being in a classroom for 6 hours a day. While on the skeptical side, I decided to give it a shot. I knew very little about computers or office work. I am glad my caseworker brought the idea of Business Office Technologies to my attention.... I have learned so much about computers and the different software that's often used in an office. I feel more confident...I have gained back my self-esteem, my pride, and do not fear trying to learn something new at my age!
Jeanette