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 >
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 both the high school and adult education. 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 health... READ MORE >
Update: Mon, Oct 10 Free breakfasts and lunches for all EHOVE high school students will continue through the end of the 2020-2021 school year. Funds already sent in by parents may be used for a la carte items. Original Article: Tue, Sep 17 In an effort to ensure that children have access to healthy food options as our country battles the global pandemic, the... 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 >
EHOVE students participated in the DECA district competition to demonstrate their skills against students from other schools. View the ResultsParticipating in student organizations and competitions allows students to experience the leadership opportunities, community service work, chance to apply the career field skills they’ve learned, and professional... READ MORE >
Congratulations to these students whose hard work has earned them a high GPA to qualify for Honor Roll or those who were selected as Students of the Nine Weeks. The latter is a recognition by their teachers for exhibiting quality work, a positive attitude and/or a great work ethic. One student was selected per academic teacher and career tech program by grade. ... 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 >
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 >
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 >
A group of six EHOVE students joined hundreds of other high school students and advisors from high schools throughout the state from July 15-19 at Ohio State University for the SkillsUSA Leadership Conference. They were joined by two EHOVE SkillsUSA Advisors - Medical Careers Instructor Fay Felske and Criminal Justice Instructor Tony Dauch. Students received... READ MORE >
EHOVE students have made their mark on the national level by placing in the top spots at competitions through their student organizations! The competitions provide an opportunity for students to showcase the skills they've learned in their career tech programs. A team of four students finished in 2nd place at the Educators Rising National Competition in Dallas,... READ MORE >
The last time that EHOVE buried a time capsule, it was 1987, the era of big hair and metal bands. When the plastic storage container was unearthed in 2013, it was a bit of a disappointment. Water had seeped in through a crack, so pretty much everything except a plastic Garfield didn't survive. As part of the school's 50th Anniversary Celebration, a new time... READ MORE >
Congratulations to the 2018 Gallery of Success inductees! In a ceremony at the annual Fall Advisory gathering on Tuesday, October 23, three new EHOVE alumni were welcomed into the official roll. The EHOVE Gallery of Success is comprised of a group of esteemed EHOVE graduates who have excelled in their field, overcome obstacles to achieve personal or professional... READ MORE >
Congratulations to these hardworking students! Hard work definitely pays off. Students of the 4th Nine Weeks - Career Tech & Academic Honor Roll for 4th Quarter READ MORE >
EHOVE Career Center offers a program called Career Based Intervention, better known as CBI. This work-based program is for students who will benefit from working part-time during the regular school day. It is designed as an alternative for students who are in danger of dropping out of school or those who have quit and wish to return. This program uses the... READ MORE >
EHOVE students participate in student organizations and the competitions to experience the leadership opportunities, community service work, chance to apply the career field skills they’ve learned, and professional connections and opportunities. Students participate in FCCLA Regional and State competitions this year to demonstrate their skills against students... READ MORE >
At the Educators Rising State Conference on March 1 at Capital University, five EHOVE Teacher Academy students placed high enough in the career skills competitions to advance to nationals. A team consisting of Sierra Frost (Bellevue HS), Lillie Klepper (Edison HS), Michaela Rush (Norwalk HS) and Lauren Zimmermann (Huron HS) placed second in the Inside Our School... READ MORE >
EHOVE has found success with an effective tool called Positive Behavioral Interventions & Supports (PBIS). The system is designed to improve student behavior and increase student achievement through the use of positive reinforcement for appropriate behaviors. Expectations are integrated into the campus culture and a framework of rewards and consequences creates a... READ MORE >
Congratulations to the hardworking EHOVE students who: were selected by their teachers to be Students of the 2nd Nine Weeks made Honor Roll in the 2nd quarter READ MORE >
Congratulations to the winners of the 2019 Everything is Art competition! The contest was a Student Council event for students to showcase their talents in the categories of painting, drawing, digital art, photography, and 3-D art. Entries were accepted and displayed in the school's Library Media Center by Librarian Katy Reed-Brown. Professional judges from the... READ MORE >
You’d never guess it, but used firehose is linking South Central Local Schools and EHOVE Career Center in a partnership for school safety. South Central Superintendent Ben Chaffee, Jr. saw social media posts about how firehose pieces can be used to safely secure classroom doors from intruders. “I contacted Supervisor Charlie Warthling to see if EHOVE would be... READ MORE >
Like many other high schools across the State of Ohio, EHOVE has a program called Career Based Intervention, better known as CBI. This work-based program is for students who will benefit from working part-time during the regular school day. It is designed as an alternative for students who are in danger of dropping out of school or those who have quit and wish to... READ MORE >
What may seem small to you, may have a big impact on others. Renee Kluding is EHOVE Career Center's Early Childhood Education instructor. Her actions, big and small, have made a difference that have recently garnered an honor from a student and another from a student leadership organization. FROM A STUDENT: Early Childhood Education student Miriam Delp is one of... READ MORE >
Janotta & Herner is a key partner in helping EHOVE Construction Tech and Electrical Tech students learn the importance of planning, organizing and creating a budget for a construction project. For the fifth consecutive year, the company conducted a competition where the students worked as teams to create a realistic bid for a building project. Each team was... READ MORE >
PPG (NYSE:PPG) today announced that the PPG Foundation invested $10,000 in the STEM in the Park event presented by the Northwest Ohio Center for Excellence in STEM Education at Bowling Green State University. The foundation also donated $5,000 to The Mavericks (FRC 2252), EHOVE Career Center’s FIRST® Robotics team in Milan, Ohio. The donations were made on behalf... READ MORE >
EHOVE students worked directly with NASA aerospace engineers, welders and many other professionals to build a mobile solar power plant that NASA plans to use to run tests that will have actual applications in space. See the OSBA magazine article Watch the video highlighting the project READ MORE >