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EDITOR’S NOTE: This is one in a series looking at what Lake County communities and agencies experienced in 2023 and what is facing them in 2024. It was a big year for Auburn Career Center. The district-wide vocational school not only continued its expansion of specialized programming, upscaled curriculum, and community partnership and outreach but […] ....
Ohio's Auburn Career Center adds a "certified production technician" program that is a "a fast-track class into entry level manufacturing," the school says. ....
COVID-19 doesn t slow industrial training for Auburn Career Center students FRANK ESPOSITO Auburn Career Center Ohio s Auburn Career Center has been able to keep its training schedule on track throughout the pandemic. The vocational school s programs include training for the plastics industry. Auburn Career Center in Lake County has successfully navigated its way through COVID-19 in the last year. “We did have to shut down for two weeks, but other than that we finished classes and have seen enrollment be strong,” staff member Michelle Rodewald said in an email to Plastics News, a sister publication of Crain s Cleveland Business. “We added an online component to all of our classes to give students an opportunity to continue learning at home if they have to quarantine or if they get COVID,” added Rodewald, who serves as Auburn’s director of adult workforce education and business partnerships. “We have also used Zoom when students need to Zoom int ....
COVID-19 doesn t slow industrial training for Auburn students Auburn Career Center Ohio s Auburn Career Center has been able to keep its training schedule on track throughout the pandemic. The vocational school s programs include training for the plastics industry. Ohio s Auburn Career Center has successfully navigated its way through COVID-19 in the last year. We did have to shut down for two weeks, but other than that we finished classes and have seen enrollment be strong, staff member Michelle Rodewald said in an email to Plastics News. We added an online component to all of our classes to give students an opportunity to continue learning at home if they have to quarantine or if they get COVID, added Rodewald, who serves as Auburn s director of adult workforce education and business partnerships. We have also used Zoom when students need to Zoom into class to be safe. ....