Four Four County Career Center students received Medals by placing in the top three at the Skills USA State Leadership Conference in Columbus.  Caleb McCashen (Bryan) and Jiovanni Vargas-Velez (Bryan) received a Bronze Medal in the Additive Manufacturing competition; Sam Haley (Pettisville) received a Silver Medal in the Collision Damage Estimation competition; and Alea Johnson (Bryan) received a Bronze Medal in the Graphic Communications competition. The Skills Ohio Championships consists of over 100 career, technical and leadership contests.  Participants are challenged to complete a project in their area of career and technical training within a specified time period while being scored by a panel of judges.

FCCC Board of Education has hired Ryan Wilde as the new Director of Operations beginning July 1, 2024. Mr. Wilde spent most of his career at Napoleon Area City Schools, teaching both general and special education across elementary and secondary levels. Over the years, he has held various roles within NACS, including teacher, dean of students, assistant principal, and principal at both middle and high school levels. Currently, he serves as the principal for the junior and senior high school. In addition to his school duties, he's been actively involved in district-level positions, committees, negotiations, and compliance for fifteen years.

Mr. Wilde and his wife, Kerri live in Napoleon and have two adult sons.  FCCC is pleased to welcome Mr. Wilde to the Career Center.

Congratulations are in order for the 568 Four County Career Center students who have achieved recognition on the 3rd Nine Weeks Honor Roll!

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In celebration of “County Government Month,” Four County Career Center recently welcomed Henry County Commissioners, Lori Siclair and Robert Hastedt along with Henry County Recorder, Brandi Baden. The county guests engaged with students to shed light on their roles as elected officials in an innovative session that employed the popular game show “Jeopardy” as an educational tool.

Shown with a couple of Napoleon students during their visit are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Andrew Wiseman (I.T. Academy - Computer Programming & Game Design); Luke Hardy (Electrical); Siclair; Hastedt; and Baden.

Facilitating the day were government instructors Jason Blue, Brandon Brywczynski, and Todd Gambler, providing a unique opportunity for students to gain practical knowledge and engage directly with their community’s leaders.