This hands-on program makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success in the global agriculture, food, fiber and natural resources systems.

Instructor: Molly Harshbarger

This course gives students a taste of the manufacturing career cluster

Instructor: Tyler Hodge

This hands-on program makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success in the global agriculture, food, fiber and natural resources systems.

Instructor: Molly Harshbarger

Students prepare for careers in various business disciplines across a variety of industries. Students also use technology to synthesize and share business information, apply techniques used to manage people, learn accounting procedures and learn the basics of office management. Students participate in the BPA Workplace Skills Assessment program as well as create an Ohio Means Jobs account, doing career research and working to earn a job readiness seal of validation. Students also have the opportunity to participate in College Credit Plus.

Instructor: Lindsay Wyan

Students nurture their creativity in a safe and exciting environment. Students craft messages through a variety of software programs and applications. Students work independently and in teams in a remodeled and comfortable classroom to explore the world around them. Students connect to real-world learning by visiting colleges, businesses, movie sets and newspaper printing companies to gain the most out of this educational experience. Students are part of BPA and have the opportunity to strengthen their professional and leadership skills by competing throughout the year. Program highlights include: manage a video newsmagazine, produce the school newspaper, operate a student-run radio station, and coordinate special events.

Instructor: Courtney Deady

The Advanced Manufacturing program provides students with the necessary technical and academic skills to research and create “CAD” product models with features and functions that meet the needs of the customer, manufacturer, and the overall business. Operations provide students with the skills to administer the manufacturing process, including robots/automation, installation, tools and dies, logistics, inventory control, assembly, repair and quality.

Instructor: Tyler Hodge