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OHP is preparing to fully launch their new branding and marketing campaign--ENGAGING MINDS. CHANGING FUTURES.--and students and staff recently were on campus filming the new TV commercials to air soon.  View the behind-the-scenes photos HERE!

New photos of new staff orientation are now posted on OHP's Flickr page!  Check them out by clicking HERE!

Adult & Continuing Education Fall/Winter 2008-2009 Course Schedules and Registration Information is now available in the new course brochure.  View it HERE!

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What's Happening at OHP

What's New:

 

New students begin with the end in mind >Read More

Adult Education announces Fall/Winter courses >Read More

New staff welcomed to OHP >Read More

ABLE announces Basic Manufacturing Course, 08/09 orientations >Read More

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High School readying for back-to-school >Read More

Adult Ed. HIT students hold mock trial >Read More

ABLE program holds emotional GED graduation >Read More

July Board meeting dominated by hiring matters >Read More

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Faculty/Staff In-Service-Main Campus/TBA

8.20.08

First Day for New H.S. Students

8.21.08

First Day for Returning H.S. Students

 

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All in the family

Next week Brittany Godfrey, a senior Medical Care Services student from Triad High School, will graduate from OHP and begin her next chapter. The pages yet to be written in those chapters include her plans to continue on at Clark State Community College on a full scholarship this fall to earn her Associates Degree in nursing, along with future plans to earn her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees to eventually work as a registered nurse. It is a common path for OHP students to go down after high school, but for Brittany, it is a path that she uniquely shares with her mother.

Carla Stier, Brittany’s mother, was part of OHP’s Nancy J. Knight School of Nursing Adult Education Program, graduating from the practical nursing program in 2006. She is working towards her R.N. degree and plans to have it completed within the next year. Following that, she too has plans to pursue her Bachelor’s Degree. 

Stier is currently an orthopedics nurse in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and is completing her nursing degree through Excelsior College.  It is the opportunities and flexibility afforded by OHP's Nancy J. Knight School of Nursing that encouraged her to continue on with her dreams of becoming a nurse.

"OHP did prepare me for work in nursing and to further my education," offered Stier.  "The nursing program is very aggressive.  OHP has the program down to a science, and I will say the program runs like a fine-oiled machine.  It definitely prepared me for my future in nursing."

For Stier, seeing her daughter graduate from OHP and follow in her footsteps, only adds to the mother-daughter success story.  Brittany decided to attend OHP to get a head start on her college education and enjoyed her time in the lab with her instructor and doing what she enjoys.

"I knew that I could get college credits and become an STNA (State-Tested Nurses Aide) before I graduated," stated Godfrey.  "With my STNA license I can get a job that will work around my college schedule and pay more than minimum wage.  I am passionate about health care, so it's easy to enjoy the program.  I know a lot of high school students get bored with classes because they just aren't interested in them during their junior and senior years.  I am fortunate to have had the opportunity to do what I like."

Brittany's mom also sees the benefit of OHP's high school and adult programs.  She notes the open, interactive, and hands-on approach to learning and is thrilled that OHP equipped her with the education to financially support herself and her family.

"I now have the independence I've always wanted.  I can get a job anytime, anywhere," said Stier.

And it has been a joy to watch her daughter follow in her footsteps.

“OHP continues to be a blessing to me as my daughter has been attending for two years now. Her instructors and advisors have made her time memorable, and I’ve watched her grow and mature,” offered Stier. 

But their connection to OHP doesn’t end for this family when Brittany heads off to college. Stier’s youngest daughter, Alison, has been accepted into the cosmetology program at Hi-Point and will join OHP’s Class of 2010. 

“Ohio Hi-Point continues to provide the resources and education needed for my family to prosper,” concluded Stier.

Check out OHP's Nancy J. Knight School of Nursing

Check out OHP's Health Technologies and Medical Care Services High School Programs

For more information: Adult Education amain@ohp.k12.oh.us / High School larehart@ohp.k12.oh.us

 

Satellite

OHP's Satellite offerings benefit those students who want a unique educational experience, but also want to remain in or near their home schools.  The programs available are unique, innovative, and help prepare students for various careers or further education. 

Champaign County:
Aviation Occupations
Agriculture Business
Information Technology/Multimedia
Supply Chain Management
High School of Business
Biomedical Science
Hardin County:
Agriculture Business
Information Technology
Logan County:
Teaching Professions Academy
Union County:
Health Technologies
Biomedical Science
Teaching Professions Academy
Construction Trades
Agriculture Business

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