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CVCC Board of Education

                                 May 31, 2018
Rotary Student of the Month
Congratulations to Kalynn Walker, CVCC Hotels & Resorts student who
received the Nordonia Rotary Club student of the month award for May
2018.

Fire and EMS Academy Graduation
On Thursday, May 17, 2018, CVCC's 2018 Fire and
EMS Academy class held its graduation ceremony.
Thank you to all the students, parents, faculty, and
neighboring Fire/EMS members who joined in the
celebration. A special thank you to CVCC Fire and EMS
Academy instructor Pete Theodore for facilitating this
event. Students, good luck in all your future endeavors!

Cuyahoga Valley Chamber of Commerce’s State
of the School Luncheon
On Thursday, May 17, 2018, Superintendent Dave Magas spoke
at Cuyahoga Valley Chamber of Commerce’s State of the School
Luncheon. Dave was joined by fellow superintendents, Board of
Education members, as well as students and community
representatives. What a successful and beneficial event to take
part in!

Health Careers Pinning Ceremony
On Wednesday, May 16, 2018, CVCC’s Health Careers
students participated in their Pinning Ceremony.
Congratulations to the Health Careers students as well as
instructors Patty Valukievic, Laurie Robusto and Diane Ellis.
Thank you to all the friends and family who came to this
event, what a lovely evening spent celebrating all the hard
work and success of CVCC’s fine students. Best of luck to all
as they continue on in their academic and career journeys!

Northfield Elementary School Career Day
On Tuesday, May 15, 2018,
Northfield Elementary School
hosted their annual Elementary
Career Day. Career speakers
in attendance were Jacquie
Marino, Journalist from Kent
State University; Mark Naymik,
Photographer from
Cleveland.Com, Herman Gabel,
General Manager/Mechanical
Engineer for Applied Industrial
Technologies, Kirk Lombardy, Forecaster from the National Weather Service, Jerod Cherry, retired
NFL football player/radio talk show host, and Deputy Mike Jones and Sasha from Summit County
Sheriff's Department. A huge thank you to the cow from Chick-Fil-A in Macedonia for stopping by to
say hello to the children, and for providing lunch for the speakers! Debbie Monaco, CVCC Career
Specialist for Nordonia City Schools helped implement the Elementary Career Day as well as Leslie
Witt, Guidance Counselor for Northfield Elementary School.

Greater Cleveland Partnership Annual Meeting
On Tuesday, May 15, 2018, CVCC staff members
attended the annual Greater Cleveland Partnership (GCP)
Meeting at the Huntington Convention Center. The staff
members who attended include: Superintendent Dave
Mangas, Adult Education and District Services Director
Marcy Trew, Career and Community Resources Specialist
Martha Sluka, Assistant Principal Josh Hayes, Community
Liaison Darden Blake, Media Specialist Gabrielle Riley,
Science instructor Vicki Vachon, Nursing instructor Jill Pawluk, Job Training instructor Stacey
McNamara, and Power Equipment Technology instructor Jerry Koenig. The GCP meeting was a
great opportunity to network with fellow Cleveland professionals as well as learn about the future
plans for the City of Cleveland. Attendees also heard from Keynote Speaker Saeed Amidi, Founder
and CEO of Plug and Play.

CVCC Teaching Professions Student Portfolio Showing
On Monday, May 14, CVCC's Teaching Professions program
held their Student Portfolio Showing. It was a great evening
filled with fun and reminiscing on the amazing successes of the
school year! Congratulations to instructor Josephine Everhart
and her students on an exceptional year!

BPA National Competition
A big congratulations to CVCC and Brecksville-Broadview Heights High
School senior Adam Karpowicz (middle) who came in 1st place for Cisco
Networking in the United States at the BPA National competition! Cisco
Networking Academy instructor, Tim Moore accompanied Adam to the
National competition that took place in Dallas, Texas from May 9 through
May 13, 2018. This is a huge accomplishment, exceptional work Adam!

Job Seekers Seminar
On Saturday, May 12, 2018, ten community members attended
the Job Seekers Seminar on “Interviews- How to Tell Your
Story and Stand Apart from the Competition.” Michael Perry,
President of Szarka Financial Planning and Investments a
sought out speaker on resume construction, networking and
interviewing, helped participants learn more about best
practices to stand out among job candidates. Mike’s
presentation started with researching companies and cultures
to find a good fit before even applying. Once candidates have targeted their companies, he went into
how to communicate to the business that you are a viable candidate to secure the interview. Once
the interview is obtained, he went on to give participants tangible steps they can take to lead to
success during the process. The presentation also included the top five mistakes made during an
interview and five tough interview questions. Mike also explained Behavioral Interviewing and how to
formulate a successful answer to these challenging questions. There was also good dialogue
between participants and as usual, Mike continued to field questions and give feedback well past the
scheduled 11:00 a.m. end time. Job Seeker Seminars are a community service provided by the
Career and Community Resources Department at CVCC. Martha Sluka, Career and Community
Resources Specialist and Karen Schroedel, Adult Education Career Specialist and Health Careers
Coordinator develop the programs.

CVCC Cleveland Clinic Banner School Recognition
Congratulations to Cuyahoga Valley Career Center for
being a 2017-2018 Cleveland Clinic Banner School. This
award recognizes our noteworthy success in leveraging
community resources to advance student learning. The
Office of Government and Community Relations’ Civic
Education Department recognized CVCC with this honor.
The Cleveland Clinic Civic Education Department was also
involved in this recognition and offers programs designed to promote health and wellness, academic
achievement, and career preparedness for students in grades K through 12. Due to the efforts of
Diane Ellis, CVCC Health Careers instructor and Melissa Munro, Digital Design instructor who
invested in implementing the Worldwide Classroom and eXpressions programs as well as the support
provided in the process demonstrated an exceptional commitment to student enrichment and
distinguished Cuyahoga Valley Career Center as a 2017-2018 Cleveland Clinic Banner School: a
distinction earned by fewer than 30% of the 179 schools in four states that participated in Civic
Education programming this year. In recognition of this achievement, CVCC was presented with a 2’
x 5’ banner for display. Thank you to Bryan Pflaum for delivering this banner to CVCC.CVCC is so
thankful for being a 2017-2018 Cleveland Clinic Banner School, and look forward to continued
collaboration in the years ahead.
Digital Design “Finale” Event
On Friday, May 11, 2018, CVCC’s Digital Design students displayed
all the hard work they completed throughout the school year at their
“Finale” event. This event gives current Digital Deign students the
opportunity to show their talents as well as meet with CVCC alumni
and industry professionals. Pictured is Danielle Burgund, Senior
Graphic Designer, Barrette Outdoor (Digital Design/CVCC alumni
from NRHS, 2003), Courtney Carruthers, Graphic Designer on Early

Placement at Barrett Outdoor (NRHS, 2018), and Nick Jakubisin,
Graphic Artist (Digital Design/CVCC alumni from NRHS, 2000).
Congratulations Digital Design students and instructor Melissa
Munro for a successful event!
Dental Assisting Pinning and Capping Ceremony
On Thursday, May 10, 2018, CVCC held its Dental Assisting
Pinning and Capping Ceremony. Congratulations to CVCC's 2018
Dental Assisting Program students and instructor Lisa Theodore
as they finish the school year off celebrating their successes!
Their hard work and dedication is something to look up to by all!
Thank you friends and family who celebrated. Best of luck in the
coming years as you continue your academic and career paths!

Cosmetology Students Get their Licenses!
CVCC is so pleased to report that all 21 of the 2018 Cosmetology II
students who traveled to Columbus on Thursday, May 10, 2018, to
obtain their State Board of Cosmetology licenses passed!
Congratulations to all of our students as well as our Cosmetology
instructors, Tina DeSantis and Marilyn Mormile on this outstanding
achievement of 100% passage!

Live Burn Training with CVCC’s Fire and EMS Academy Students
On Thursday, May 10 and
Friday, May 11, 2018, CVCC’s
Fire and EMS Academy senior
students participated in a live
burn training at Portage Lakes
Career Center. This 16-hour
training event is the final two
classroom sessions needed by
the students to complete their
State of Ohio Firefighter level I and II training. The burn center was built and is operated in
conjunction with the University of Akron. The burn building is designed and engineered to simulate
real fire conditions that are encountered in today’s constructions. The students enter the building with
instructors from the university, while specifically trained burn technicians operate the building and
start the fires. Shout out to instructor, Pete Theodore for facilitating this event for his students, what
an awesome opportunity!
Senior Recognition Ceremony
On Wednesday, May 9, 2018, CVCC celebrated
another year at the Senior Recognition
Ceremony. Congratulations to the 2018 CVCC
seniors! What a lovely night celebrating all their
great successes! A special congratulations to all
the 2018 Outstanding Students…

Brecksville/Broadview Heights:
Adam Karpowicz- Computer Networking Academy

Ian Zanath– Engineering Technology
Jordan DiFranco– Cosmetology B
Kaitlin Blamble– Transition-To-Work
Nico Grolimund– Auto Service Technology

Cuyahoga Heights:
Darla Bundus– Cosmetology A

Garfield Heights:
Antawn Falconer– Building and Property Maintenance
Jacee Moon- Hotels and Resorts
Tyriana Motley- Job Training
Christopher MacDonald– Machine Technology

Independence:
Alex Nelson– Electrical & Alternative Energy Systems

Nordonia:
Caitlyn Rizzo- Health Careers B
Jacquelyn Jarden– Health Careers C
Samantha Peters– Public Health & Safety

North Royalton:
Michael Gilbert– Construction Trades
Matthew Griffie– Graphic Imaging
Jessica Harsoulas– Dental Assisting
Cameron Kuruc– Heating and Air Conditioning
Madelyn Jablonsky- Health Careers A - Overall Outstanding Student
(pictured)
Valerie Garrett– Media Technology
Jacob Maskovich-Power Equipment Technology
Timothy Deutsch– Programming and Software Development
Michael Kufner– Sales and Service Fundamental

Revere:
Daniel Larson– Architectural Mechanical Design
Kurtis Kolm– Auto Body

Twinsburg:

Sierra Bowles– Culinary Arts and Food Services
Shelbi Kereky– Medical Administrative Specialist
Elana Felber– Teaching Professions

Home School:
Isabeau Jackson– Digital Design

Also, congratulations to Nolan Dylag (left), Public Health and Safety Class of 2012, Holly Teron
(middle), Cosmetology Class of 2005, and Laura Lakner (right), Graphic Arts Class of 1975 who were
recognized as CVCC's Distinguished Alumni!

Former Student Visits Auto Service Technology Students
On Thursday, May 10, 2018 Jonathan Hlauka stopped in to
Cuyahoga Valley Career Center (CVCC) to visit the current Auto
Service Technology class. Jonathan is from North Royalton and is
a 2015 graduate of the program. Jonathan excelled greatly while
at CVCC, he was instructor Mr. Lamatrice’s Outstanding Student
for the year and has kept in touch since graduating. Mr. Lamatrice
connected Jonathan to Metro Toyota where he started working
while at CVCC on Early Placement. Jonathan has continued to
work there and was recently promoted to a full time Technician.
Jonathan is also a graduate of Stark State College. While visiting CVCC, Jonathan brought in a car to
show current Auto Service Technology students, he discussed work ethics of the business as well as
gave students advice on the Auto field. CVCC is so proud of students like Jonathan, and is thankful to
him for coming back and sharing his experiences with current students!

CVCC Teaching Professions Student Giving Back
Maddie Fichter, a CVCC Teaching Professions student, has decided not
to have a traditional graduation party, but instead has asked friends and
family to donate school supplies to children living at Laura’s House (The
City Mission). Maddie has devoted much of her time to volunteering and
has once again found a way to help those in need. CVCC is honored to
have students like Maddie, what amazing efforts! For more information,
visit https://www.thecitymission.org/graduating-with-service/

CVCC Teaching Professions Students Sharing Award Winning Book with IPS Students

CVCC’s future teachers created an assembly at
Independence Primary School on Monday, May 7,
2018 to highlight the award winning book, Carbon
and Eco—Ohio’s Two “Green” Black Bears written
and illustrated by Teaching Professions students,
Abbey Bugaj and Maddie Fichter from Independence
High School. The children were all smiles as they sat
on the bear rugs viewing the hand-painted pictures
and listening to the authors read their book. The
authors were happy when students identified area
landmarks in the pictures. Students excitedly moved
around the gym playing the Animal Print game
(student-created), rock painting, and learning about civility.

The day was both fun and educational for students of all ages. The assembly provided CVCC’s
Teaching Professions students with a platform to learn event planning, collaboration, large group
management, directing, improvising as needed, and modifying seamlessly. Moments before the
event was to occur, the kindergarten teachers requested to be included. The Teaching Professions
class handled the additional grade level masterfully!

Abbey Bugaj and Maddie Fichter came in 1st Place in the Children’s Literature K-3 Competition at the
Educators Rising State Conference and Competitions in March. The story is about two Ohio bears
named Eco and Carbon who journey through the northeast Ohio. The authors masterfully intertwine
Ohio facts with the bears journey—a fun way to learn! Maddie painted every picture in the book and
incorporated regional landmarks. An audio CD is in the back of the braille copy and will be donated
to the Cleveland Sight Center after national competitions. Hear the audio of the book at
http://www.cvccworks.edu/CarbonandEco--OhiosTwoGREENblackBears.aspx . What an amazing
opportunity and event, the CVCC Teaching Professions class is taught by Josephine Everhart.

Mother’s Day Pampering with CVC Cosmetology
Students
On Thursday, May 3, 2018, for Mother's Day, CVCC's
Cosmetology students instructed by Mrs. Mormile invited the
special women in their lives to come to CVCC and enjoy a
morning of pampering and relaxation. The students got the
opportunity to practice hair, nail, and facial skills while giving
back and spending quality time with the important women in
their lives. What a great morning filled with appreciation and
learning!
Constructor for the Day
On Wednesday, May 2, 2018, 48 students from CVCC’s
Construction Trades, Heating and Air Conditioning and
Electrical & Alternative Energy programs participated in the
10th Annual High School “Rich DiGeronimo Constructor for
the Day” Program sponsored by the Ohio Contractors
Association (OCA). Students enjoyed breakfast in the Valley
Inn along with presentations from Matt Malone of Kurtz

Brothers, other OCA members and Josh Hayes, CVCC
Assistant Principal. Following breakfast, students visited the
Pinecrest Development in Beachwood. Pinecrest is a
mixed-use lifestyle shopping center, students saw the final
stages of construction as the facility prepares to open in
June. Students then went to the Opportunity Corridor
project where they saw various stages of demolition in
preparation for roadwork expansion in Cleveland. Upon
return to CVCC, students enjoyed lunch and more OCA
presentations including the Regional Council of Carpenters.
After lunch, students were able to network with businesses at a mini Job Fair in Conference Room A
that included, Independence Excavating, Great Lakes and Kokosing Construction Companies, Kurtz
Brothers, Ohio CAT and representatives from the Indiana-Kentucky-Ohio Regional Council of
Carpenters and Ohio Operating Engineers and more. CVCC thanks the OCA for providing this
opportunity to our trade students annually. CVCC also appreciates the great meals prepared by the
Culinary Arts program lead by Kim Morton. What an engaging and interactive day of opportunity and
learning!
CVCC NEW Mobile App. Filming with eSchoolview
CVCC has been working on an exciting new project that will
benefit new, current, and future CVCC students as well as
community members. CVCC has collaborated with
eSchoolview to create a mobile application to access
information about CVCC and its many programs. This App. will
be state of the art and an exceptional addition to the
organization. On Thursday, April 26, 2018, eSchoolview came
to CVCC to start the filming for the new mobile App. The day
included the use of a drone as well as help from CVCC’s own
students, including Autumn Cohara, Seth Harrod, Cameron
Janosik, and Marcella Michalski who helped with filming. Also,
a special shout out to Carolyn Bajzer who did all the voice over work for the App. Thank you to CVCC
staff members, Kyle Livengood, IT Director, Diane Nemec, IT Department Administrative Assistant,
Gabrielle Riley, Media Specialist, Kelli Buccini, Admissions Counselor, and Josh Hayes, Assistant
Principal for their hard work and efforts thus far in bringing this App. to CVCC. Thank you to the entire
eSchoolview team for all their hard work and dedication! Stay tuned for the new CVCC App.!
Pickle Power with CVCC’s Teaching Professions and GIT Program
CVCC’s Graphic Imaging Technology program and Teaching Professions program hosted Garfield
Height’s William Foster Elementary School’s second grade students on Friday, April 27, 2018 for a
Pickle Powerful literacy event which highlighted the book, Dill Pickle Goes to School: The Coloring
Book. This award winning book was written and illustrated by the Teaching Professions team of Emily
Agnello and Kayla Eber from Twinsburg High School. The authors chose to create an interactive
storybook for children to color and learn to interact with and treat people with common courtesy,
kindness, empathy, etc. The premise is that Pickle Powerful words and actions will result in Pickle
Powerful results, which may lead to an improvement in how we act towards each other. The children
were treated to a personal read from the authors. Emily and Kayla mastered their ability to change
their voices and add emphasis where needed—the children were entertained. Other stations
included the Musical Pickles, Pickle Challenge, Pickle Skits, and a visit from “Pickle Momma”. The
children hung on every single word of “Pickle Momma” (Mrs. Everhart). She spoke with a thick accent

and had children repeat words with the same
inflection and tone. The kids loved it! The children
were captivated by her stories told and received the
important message that “Every word, every action,
matters. It can make someone happy or sad, inspire
or hurt.” The Teaching Professions program is
instructed by Josephine Everhart.

The Graphic Imaging Technology (GIT) program used
Pickle Power to teach about publishing and the
printed word. The second graders from William Foster Elementary School actively participated in
learning how words become print while they experienced various equipment and techniques in the
Graphic Imaging lab. Using teachings of Pickle Power, the children were given an in-depth overview
of the importance of literacy and the printed word. They saw how double-sided copies became a
booklet as they collated and bound their own booklet. Seniors Taylor Browning from Brecksville
Broadview Heights High School and Hope Marder from Nordonia High School lead the second grade
students in manufacturing their own copies of Dill Pickle Goes to School: The Coloring Book. Using
their own hands and a squeegee, the children created a souvenir t-shirts extoling the virtues of Pickle
Power. They were so engaged and listened intently as students Matt Griffie from North Royalton
High School and Shakim Eatmon from Garfield Heights High School gave instructions. The
excitement rose as the second graders watched a live operation of the offset printing presses that
were printing bumper stickers proclaiming the message of Pickle Power (printed by senior Graphic
Imaging Technology students James Sender and Matt Griffie from North Royalton High School). The
last stop on the whirlwind tour of the Graphic Imaging Program was Josh Jastal’s, from Twinsburg
High School, animated and live demonstration of cutting the Pickle Power bumper stickers down to
the final size. The children laughed at Josh’s antics as he drove home the importance of lab safety.
In recognition for practicing proper safety while touring the Graphic Imaging Program, all second
grade students received Pickle Power stickers and notepads that were manufactured by the senior
students in Graphic Imaging Technology. Demonstrating the power of collaboration with colleagues
and industry specialists is the one of the most powerful lessons our students will learn. CVCC’s
Graphic Imaging Technology program is instructed by Patrick Ruebensaal. What an exceptional day
of learning for all!

CHHS Glass Ceiling
On April 24, 2018, Cuyahoga Heights High School 11th
and 12th grade women, with advisor Amy Hanratty, CVCC
Career Specialist, had the opportunity to meet Erika
Schnell, Assistant Regional Manager of B Spot
restaurant. Erika was truly a motivating speaker, she
discussed the concept of if you do the right thing, and
treat others with respect, the right things will continue to
happen. There are always highs and lows, she said, but
explaining how she worked from the bottom up in the
company, now working alongside, and assisting famous chef Michael Simon, has been the reward of
her hard work. It was a great way to close a year of getting to meet many professional women from a
variety of career fields. Thank you Erika Schnell for delivering such a great presentation to the Glass
Ceiling group.

Ohio ProStart Celebration of Stars Banquet Scholarship Winner
Josh Loeffler, from Garfield Heights High School is a senior in CVCC’s
Culinary Arts program. Josh won a scholarship this past month from Ohio
ProStart. Congratulations Josh and Kim Morton, Culinary Arts instructor, on
a job well done!
Summer Camp Availability Update!
CVCC’s Summer Camps are for students entering grades 5th through 10th
in fall 2018. The camps run June 11 through 15 and June 18 through 22,
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Supervised early drop off is included
between the hours of 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. The camps provide a fun
way for kids to "try on" a career in a given field with hands-on
projects and field trips. Industry professionals and current CVCC
High School instructors teach many of the camps. There are 334
students registered for the two offered weeks of camp. Camps that
are still available include: Art and Design, Beautiful You, Computer
Technology, Digital Animation, Digitally Designed, Health and
Business Technology, Health Careers, LEGO Robotics, Movie
Makers, VEX Robotics, and Video Game Design. Camps are $195
for in-district students and $205 for out-of-district students. To
register or for more information, visit www.cvccworks.edu/careercamps.aspx or contact Diane Nemec
at 440.746.8346 or dnemec@cvccworks.edu.
Early Placement Student Employee of the Months
Heidi Rembowski, CVCC Health Careers 2C and
Garfield Heights High School senior, was selected as
Student-Employee of the Month for April 2018. CVCC
principal Mr. Hall and Health Careers instructor Ms.
Ellis recognized Heidi, employed with Bartels Pet
Hospital in Brecksville, for her exemplary work
performance.
Ms. Diane Ellis, Health Careers instructor, nominated
Heidi for this award stating, “Early in September, Heidi
knew she wanted to be on Early Placement. As soon
as she was informed of a job opening at Bartels Pet Hospital, she applied and successfully landed the
job. She has been working there all year and has received “Exceeded and Meets Requirements of
the Job” since completing her weekly job reports. An employer Early Placement Evaluation Form
shows Heidi meeting and exceeding requirements in categories such as personal attributes and
workmanship/skills. I am so proud of Heidi and her accomplishments this year. Besides achieving
her STNA certification in March, she has also pursued the Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT)
certification while being on Early Placement. Heidi has become one of those students I will never
forget and one who is why I became a teacher in the first place. “
Heidi’s employer said, “She is a wonderful young lady - she is smart, hardworking and willing/eager to
learn. She deserves an A+ for effort”. At work, Heidi schedules appointments, spins blood, helps
technicians and vets, performs heartworm tests, calls clients with test results, walks, feeds and
provides medications to dogs and cats along with taking x-rays. Congratulations Heidi!

Chalon Sparks, Health Careers 2B and Twinsburg High
School senior, was selected as CVCC’s Student-
Employee of the Month for March 2018. Principal Mr.
Hall and Health Careers instructor Ms. Robusto
recognized Chalon, employed with Cleveland Foot
Doctor, for her exemplary work performance.
Ms. Laura Robusto, Health Careers Instructor,
nominated Chalon for this award stating, “Chalon
showed determination and out-of-the-box thinking in
obtaining this position in a podiatrist’s office. Since
beginning this job, she has had perfect attendance in
both the workplace and at school, and has been doing a conscientious job in keeping up with her
work at CVCC. I have visited Chalon in the workplace, and she demonstrates the same upbeat
attitude on the job as she does in the classroom. Her employer evaluations state that she exceeds
the requirements of the job. Each week she documents new information that she has learned,
demonstrating professional growth.” Awesome work Chalon!

CVCC's Adult Education School of Nursing Mock Interviews
On Thursday, May 3, 2018, CVCC’s Adult Education School
of Nursing program held their Mock Interviews for graduating
students. Thank you to all the professionals who were a part
of these interviews, what a great day of learning and growth!
Congratulations to the School of Nursing students who are
set to graduate, what an exciting time! A special shout out to
CVCC's School of Nursing instructor/supervisor, Pattie
Mandula and Administrative Assistants, Ganna Khristenko
and Lea Bacci for all their efforts in helping students
succeed!
Local Student Wins Scholarship from Great Clips
The franchise owners of local Great Clips salons recently awarded a scholarship to Chelsea Cepik, a
former student and recent graduate of the Adult Education Cosmetology program at Cuyahoga Valley
Career Center. Thousands of other cosmetology students across North America applied for the 2018
Great Scholarship. To be eligible, cosmetology students submitted their responses to questions
related to their strengths, attributes, and career goals in the cosmetology industry. The Great
Scholarship program awards $100,000 each year to cosmetology students throughout North America,
with individual awards ranging from $250 to $1,500. This is just one way that Great Clips connects
with cosmetology students to provide an opportunity to jumpstart their career.
Congratulations Chelsea!
Adult Education School of Nursing Instructor named Educator of
the Year
Congratulations to CVCC Adult Education School of Nursing instructor Jill
Pawluk, MSN/RN. Jill was named the Educator of the Year at the OOPNE
Conference. Jill was recommended for this award by School of Nursing
supervisor, Pattie Mandula, MBA/HCM, BSN,RN. Pattie recommended Jill for
her years of dedication and service; Jill has been in the nursing field for over
25 years. She has been a part of the CVCC staff since 2002 and has immense teaching experience

which has benefitted both our students and staff members. Jill was also recommended for the award
by fellow instructor, Sheila Loeding, RN and former student Lisa Janus, LPN. Congratulations to Jill
on this very deserving award!
Upcoming Events

   Tuesday, June 5, 2018  Junior Picnic/Student’s Last Day

   Wednesday, June 6, 2018  Staff In-Service/Last Day

   Thursday, June 7, 2018  Nursing Class of 2018 Graduation Ceremony  7:00 p.m.

   Monday, June 11, 2018  Adult Education EMT Graduation  6:30 p.m.