UHS students represented Nicaragua and Serbia and developed authentic resolutions, which were presented at the conference. UHS participants were, front row, Jenny Zaborowski, Stephanie Selvaggio, Jacob Lattimer, Rachel DuLaney, Bree Stouffer, back row, Andrew Pickering, Logan Pence, Connor Hayslip, Patrick Karg, Alyssa Holland and Jocy Holtsberry.. Click here to see on Urbana Daily Citizen
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Credentials can be customized to fit your needs, the new credentials were all approved from employer submitted applications during the first round of funding. Contact us today to discuss customized needs and let us assist you with the information needed to apply. *$2,000 per employee, up to $30,000 total available per funding round. Clark State offers more than 125 different degree, certificate and noncredit training programs in some of today's most in-demand career fields. This includes several that will qualify for TechCred reimbursement, including - Healthcare Electrocardiography Certificate Healthcare Information Technology Business Technology Microsoft Office Specialist SQL Server Querying Data with Transact-SQL Adobe Creative Suite Information Technology Cyber Security Short Term Technical Certificate Technical Support Short-Term Technical Certificate Network Administration Short-Term Technical Certificate Web Development Departmental Certificate CompTIA Network+ CompTIA Security + Java Programming Google Analytics Manufacturing Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Short-Term Technical Certificate Industrial Maintenance Short-Term Technical Certificate Computer-Aided Design Departmental Certificate Robotics Departmental Certificate CNC Technical Machine Operator Noncredit Training Contact Clark State about TechCred by calling (937) 328-6062 or emailing beaversl@clarkstate.edu.
Principal Aaron Hollar introduced Clerico and challenged the Champions to listen to his message and work to build a foundation for lifelong success. Clerico recounted his first Breakfast of Champions and said he knew then he wanted to be a guest speaker someday. He said goal-setting, kindness, generosity and passion are key characteristics of great people.
“You open the door to opportunities in the future, improve others’ lives and improve yours as well,” he said. Many of the current Champions are involved in their school and community as members of student council, 4H, athletics, Girl and Boy Scouts and as volunteers. Click here to read full article on Urbana Daily Citizen. Urbana High School DECA students will be hosting Make a Miracle Community Night on Friday, December 13th during the UHS Boys Basketball game. FREE admission if you wear Climber gear & bring a stuffed animal. Stuffed Animals will be thrown onto the floor during halftime of the Varsity Basketball Game. ***Stuffed Animal Drive benefits Adriel Foster Care & Nationwide Children's Hospital 
After making some adjustments, the rocket took off! Students were required to use an astroblade and calculus to determine the height of the rocket in several different launches. This interdisciplinary approach allowed students to understand how a scientist uses more than one area of study in a single experiment. Below is footage of their experiment!
 Urbana University and Franklin University's 5th Annual Hackathon will kickoff January 29th, 2020. The CBusStudentHack- Coding for Community is a 2-month programming contest for central Ohio high school students. Winning teams are eligible for cash prizes. Each team member that completed the contest will be eligible for a $40,000 scholarship to Urbana University.
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