Join us on April 4, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM for this insightful workshop based on Dr. Ruby Payne's book Emotional Poverty Volume 2.

1. In-person event
2. No cost to attend

Our latest March Newsletter is packed with exciting updates from the ESCWR Job Training Program!

1. See our hardworking students in action at local businesses like Yours Truly, Heinen’s Bakery, Solon Manufacturing, and more!

2. Discover how our students are dancing their way to success with teamwork and confidence.

3. Don’t miss important dates like our upcoming Career Fair and End-of-Year Picnic.

Get inspired by the dedication and achievements of our incredible students — click the link to read all about it!

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Lakeland Community College is hosting Experience Lakeland Day on Friday, April 11, from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. This exciting event is open to high school juniors, seniors, their families, and student groups from local high schools.

• Discover valuable college insights
• Learn about programs directly from expert faculty
• Tour campus facilities and participate in breakout sessions

Event Schedule:

• Information Fair | 9 - 11 a.m. | H-building Atrium
• General Presentation | 10 - 10:30 a.m. | H116 or H134
• Program-Based Breakout Sessions & Tours | 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.

For additional details and registration information, please see the attached flyer or contact Leslie Mohr, Senior Admissions Coordinator, at [email protected].

We encourage you to share this opportunity with students and families who may be interested. Don’t miss this chance to explore all that Lakeland Community College has to offer!

Auburn Career Center Superintendent Brian Bontempo will retire effective July 31, marking the end of a successful tenure. Bontempo expressed gratitude for his time at Auburn, highlighting his rewarding experiences working with staff, board members, and students.

During his leadership, Auburn experienced significant growth, facility improvements, and strengthened partnerships with schools and the business community. Key achievements include a 5-star state report card rating for two consecutive years, record-high enrollment, and major projects like the Public Safety Training Facility and a $4.2 million grant-funded health wing renovation.

To ensure a smooth transition, the Auburn School Board has partnered with the Educational Service Center of the Western Reserve to conduct a comprehensive search for the next superintendent. For more details, refer to the full News-Herald article.

The Madison Local Schools Board of Education has appointed Daniel J. Rambler as the district's next Superintendent following an extensive search process in partnership with the Educational Service Center of the Western Reserve. Rambler, who currently serves as Superintendent for Sandusky City Schools, will officially begin his new role on August 1st.

With 23 years of educational experience, Rambler has held roles such as Director of Student Support Services, Central Office Administrator, and Assistant Principal for Akron Public Schools. He also spent five years teaching language arts at Norton Public Schools. Rambler holds degrees from the University of Akron and the University of Cincinnati and is pursuing a Ph.D. from Concordia University.

Board members praised Rambler's leadership, dedication to student achievement, and commitment to shared decision-making. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity, acknowledging the hard work of the Madison Schools community.

The Board thanked the ESC of the Western Reserve for supporting the search process, which included 23 applicants, seven interviews, and final input from key stakeholders such as parents, staff, and community members. View the full New-Herald article for additional information.