As we shift our methods of education in order to tackle today’s challenges of educating our students, remote learning has become mainstream. For that reason, Internet access is more crucial than ever. We are pleased to announce that EHOVE was awarded $30,293 from a BroadbandOhio Connectivity grant. The grant will provide Internet to EHOVE high school students... READ MORE >
EHOVE Career Center and Erie County Health Department have partnered to open a health clinic on campus exclusively for staff and students in EHOVE's high school, adult education and preschool. The school-based health center will offer convenient access to primary care and mental health resources. Dr. Timothy Plank, D.O. and Stephanie Salyer, RN are staffing the... READ MORE >
In an effort to ensure that children have access to healthy food options as our country battles the global pandemic, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced that they have set aside additional funding and administrative allowances in order to provide students free meals. “All EHOVE students can receive breakfast and lunch at no charge through... READ MORE >
The 1st Annual Russell Tolson II Memorial Nursing Scholarship was awarded to current EHOVE Adult Career Center students Mark Larson of Norwalk and Valerie Lovett of Lorain. Both students are in the Practical Nursing program and were awarded $500 each. This scholarship is in memory of 2016 EHOVE School of Practical Nursing graduate, Russell Tolson II, who was... READ MORE >
Congratulations to the students whose hard work during 4th quarter has earned them a high GPA to qualify for Honor Roll! READ MORE >
CARES Act Emergency Grant Funds may be available to qualifying Adult Education students. Get more information and access the application link.Questions? Contact Financial Aid Officer Melinda Renwand at 419-499-4663 x213 or MRenwand@EHOVE.net. READ MORE >
EHOVE Career Center is helping local healthcare workers who need personal protective equipment (PPE) while they're working on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. The need is critical across the country, as well as in our community, with shortages now commonplace as demand for the items increases. Three EHOVE career tech instructors are 3D printing... READ MORE >
Congratulations to the graduates of EHOVE Adult Career Center’s Police Academy. Students in the program learn the skills they need to become certified as a basic Police Officer in the State of Ohio. They learn about and utilize firearms, defensive tactics, driving techniques, traffic enforcement and more. Graduates: Samuel Goodrich (Lorain) - Top Academic... READ MORE >
Applications for 2020-2021 school year are now being accepted: Current 10th & 11th graders may apply for 1 or 2 of 20 career tech programs.Current 9th graders may apply for the sophomore-only Career Exploration or Explore STEM programs. BEFORE YOU APPLY: Complete the EHOVE Application only once.Only complete the application once. If you've already completed an... READ MORE >
Savannah Parsons (Bellevue HS) learned CPR as part of her training in the Medical Careers program at EHOVE. While working a shift at Circle K in Bellevue, Parsons put her newly acquired skills into action for a customer that needed CPR. Parsons and another customer, Amber Spoerr of Bellevue, alternated performing CPR on the customer until emergency medical... READ MORE >
In another effort to support the needs of our students, EHOVE has partnered with OHgo to create a student food pantry. The cabinet is stocked with food for our students in need, so they and their families do not have to go hungry in the evenings and on weekends. Personal and feminine hygiene items are also available. Students are encouraged to speak with any of... READ MORE >
EHOVE students participated in the SkillsUSA Regional competition to demonstrate their skills against students from other schools. View the ResultsCheck out event photos on the EHOVE SkillsUSA Facebook page Participating in student organizations and competitions allows students to experience the leadership opportunities, community service work, chance to apply... READ MORE >
It was time for an update in the break room located in EHOVE's Adult Education wing. A self-serve micro market has replaced a line up of vending machines. Firelands Vending installed the new system from Company Kitchen at no cost to the district.Adult Education students and all staff can select from a wide variety of packaged sandwiches, frozen meals, salads,... READ MORE >
Congratulations to EHOVE Adult Career Center students who were awarded scholarships facilitated through the Norwalk Lions Club, which has been very generous by sponsoring scholarships with EHOVE since 2007. EHOVE Surgical Technology student Brooklyn Rafferty of Willard and Medical Assistant student Wendy Schafer of Monroeville were each awarded the Norwalk Lions... READ MORE >
The current students in the EHOVE Medical Assistant occupational program collected 27 boxes for OHgo as part of their class volunteering project. Each year, the class chooses a local community organization as a way to better understand the local resources and community they will be serving upon graduation. In each box they had compiled were collected items such... READ MORE >
EHOVE Adult Career Center is proud to announce that Benjamin Wilhelm of Milan has been selected as the winner of the EHOVE School of Surgical Technology Preceptor of the Year Award. Wilhelm is a 2006 graduate of EHOVE Adult Career’s Surgical Technology occupational program. He is a Certified Surgical First Assistant at Fisher Titus Medical Center, where he has... READ MORE >
EHOVE students in Teen Leadership Corps (TLC) collected money through a campus fundraiser as part of Volley for the Cure. For one week, TLC students sold pink paper chains at a cost of three for $1, as part of competition between all of EHOVE’s career tech programs. The winning program was Business & Marketing. Their efforts raised over $900 for Cancer Services... READ MORE >
EHOVE Career Center has launched a new website design and app! WEBSITE DESIGN: The exciting new design features all of the previous design's information, but separates major areas into sections on the site which each feature a Live Feed. The sections are High School, Adult Education and Home. The Home section features all of the school's community services... READ MORE >
Drug Free Leaders is an optional leadership program that includes drug screening and is offered to all EHOVE high school students. It was created with the goals of: providing a positive school culture and climateassisting students in creating and maintaining high characterbuilding a strong community of citizens and employable young adults to fill business &... READ MORE >
Closings and delays are more of a possibility as the weather gets colder. Below are some helpful pieces of information you'll want to know about them. If EHOVE is closed or delayed due to inclement weather, it will be announced on EHOVE’s website, Facebook and Twitter, if possible.* For High School students: If your home school is closed due to... READ MORE >
In honor of EHOVE's 50th Anniversary, we have established the Gallery of Believers, a recognition area to honor former students, employees and community members who support high school and adult education students as they transition to the next step in their career plan. Members of the Gallery of Believers are recognized with an engraved plaque displayed in... READ MORE >
EHOVE Career Center is proud to announce that Chris McCully has been named as the school’s next superintendent. When McCully joins the EHOVE team on August 1, he will become the career center’s fifth superintendent in its 51 year history. “I’m excited to build on EHOVE’s solid foundation of being student-centered, connected to the needs of the workforce, and... READ MORE >
Dr. Paul R. Lockwood II, a board member of North Point Educational Service Center and Board President of EHOVE Career Center, was presented with the Ohio School Boards Association's Award of Achievement at a regional spring conference on March 14 at Apollo Career Center. The Award of Achievement is given to school board members in recognition of their commitment... READ MORE >