BELLEFONTAINE, Ohio – A seventh-grader at Ohio High Point Education Academy recently earned his paraprofessional certification, taking an important step on his path to becoming an educator.
Education Academy fourth-year students who earned their paraprofessional licenses include Raelynn Kirkpatrick (Bellefontaine), Jaron Manns (Kenton), Regan Bunn (Urbana), Kelsey Bushon (Kenton), and Emma They include Mr. Johnson (Riverside), Mr. Mandarin Brazzle (Bellefontaine) and Mr. Justice Scholl (Graham). ).
“I'm so proud and excited that all of our seniors passed,” Education Academy instructor Angie Walls said. “I look forward to watching them grow as teachers and educators.”
Students can now help elementary through high school students with math, reading, and writing. Once students graduate, they can work within the school and receive licensure through the Ohio Department of Education.
About Ohio High Point:
Ohio High Point Career Center develops our most valuable resource: our people, by providing high-quality career technical and academic education programs. Our high school and satellite divisions serve juniors and seniors in 14 partner school districts and offer more than 30 career training programs. The Adult and Continuing Education sector, on the other hand, focuses on customized training, providing businesses with the training they need to strengthen and prosper their industries. community.
Ohio High Point Career Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs or activities. The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the anti-discrimination policy: Superintendent Dr. Rick Smith | 2280 Street Route 540 Bellefontaine, OH 43311 | 937-599-3010
