This week, ESC career navigator, Kristi Voisard, coordinated an opportunity for Bethel High School students to participate in a career exploration "Lunch & Learn" focused on healthcare.
Carrie is a registered nurse who shared about her career path through nursing school and she now serves on the HR team for Kettering Health. Her stories were insightful and the students really enjoyed the Q&A!
Miss Embry’s class put together “Simmer Pot Kits” for Christmas gifts. The classroom smells like holiday spirit!
Our students will be so excited about our gift from RePlay for Kids of 13 new switch toys to be used with our SLP staff. These toys are used with an external switch for easier access for the student. This can be the first step to learning alternative communication.
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Mrs. Smith's Class learned all about planning a trip. This week they planned their own trip to see Moana 2. They had to research and figure out how to get there and the cost of the whole trip: transportation, tickets, and snacks. The movie was 2 thumbs up!
Miss Embry’s class made Space Pops following this weeks News2You reading, “Astronomy Discovery Center”
Two of Mrs. Prenger’s students worked hard today cleaning out multiple cat cages at The Miami County Animal Shelter. They are hoping all of the cats and kittens find a nice loving home.
Congratulations to our Business Advisory Council partner Concrete Sealants, Inc. for being recognized as Business of the Year by the Tipp City Chamber of Commerce. Liz Sonnanstine, ESC career connections coordinator, presented the award to Howard Wingert, Concrete Sealants President, and the ConSeal team at the Annual Holiday Gala.
Thank you for being such a great partner with the ESC, Bethel Schools and many other organizations around Miami County!
Mrs. Smith's Class is learning about Service projects and helping others. Today they put together 40 goodie bags to donate to Rustic Hope to be given to children at Christmas.
Mrs. Rogers’ class at Piqua Junior High made and ate a Thanksgiving meal together and shared how they are thankful for one another.
Miss Embry’s class went shopping to Kroger last week and bought groceries for their annual Thanksgiving lunch. Before break, they enjoyed their meal! Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
Mrs. Wolfe's class practiced their communication skills with mock medical appointments with students in the first responder's classes at UVCC. They also were able to get lunch at Cornerstone and practiced advocating for their own needs. Thanks for Troy Foundation!
Mrs Ruzicka’s class from Tipp High School had a busy week. We planned a menu, went grocery shopping 🛍️ and fixed a delicious Friendsgiving.
Mrs. Prenger's class practiced their communication skills in some mock medical appointments with students in the first responder's classes at UVCC. They also were able to get lunch at Cornerstone and practiced advocating for their own needs. Thanks for Troy Foundation!
Congratulations to Mrs. Durbin’s class for donating the most food items for the Troy JH Thanksgiving food drive and winning a pie party! The students learned about the importance of giving back and helping those in need in the community.
Mrs. Smith's Class went on their annual shopping trip to 5 below to shop for their Secret Santa gifts for their friends in Mrs. Durbin's class and then finished the day with lunch at Chick fil a.
Ms. Chasity's class has been working with our SLP, Ms. Katie, on the functional communication skills of placing an order, asking for help, and making choices. Thanks to the Troy Foundation they were able take these lessons into the community.
Mrs. Durbin’s class celebrated their Friendsgiving today as a class by Watching A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving and then prepared and served a classroom feast just like the movie. They all said the jellybeans were the best part! Happy Thanksgiving!
Miss Embry’s class made Glass Gem Corn with pipe cleaners and beads. Her high school students earned Principal’s List for quarter 1 straight As!
Mrs. Rogers’ class making pizzas!
