The Clermont County Educational Service Center hosted the second annual “Celebration of Excellence in Education Awards” on April 21st at the Norlyn Manor in Batavia. Over two hundred attendees were present for the event honoring teachers, support staff, and students from the nine public school districts in Clermont County, two career centers, the Clermont County Board of Developmental Disabilities, and the Clermont County Educational Service Center. The theme for the event was “Clermont County–Our foundation is strong and our future is bright”.
Clermont County is served by 9 high performing public school districts, 2 vocational schools, a County Board of Developmental Disabilities, and an Educational Service Center. These schools also serve as the hub and heart of their communities filled with activities that help communities thrive. The teachers and staff of these schools serve as the strong foundation for students, families, communities, and the nation's future. Clermont schools and staff are preparing students for the workforce in creative and innovative ways.
Congratulations to all the award winners!👏✨
CCESC is hiring paraprofessionals! 💼📢
These positions allow you to make a difference in students' lives and offer rewarding work with special needs students. They also offer many benefits, including excellent health benefits and 189 work days with winter, spring, and summer breaks! Scan the QR code to apply or find more information about the positions.
You will work closely with the team and districts across Clermont County, gaining hands-on experience in public school finance. Scan the QR code on the graphic to go to the web page to apply or to find the attachment for the job description in the bottom right of that web page.
The position will remain open through April 30th, 2026!
You will work closely with the team and districts across Clermont County, gaining hands-on experience in public school finance. Scan the QR code on the graphic to go to the web page to apply or to find the attachment for the job description in the bottom right of that web page.
The position will remain open through April 30th, 2026!
Cincinnati Computer Reuse empowers marginalized communities by providing affordable, refurbished computers and promoting responsible e-waste practices through secure recycling. Their vision is a digitally inclusive Greater Cincinnati where everyone has access to technology, regardless of their circumstances.
We are so proud to be recognizing Angela Jones's hard work for the benefit of our staff and students at the April 21st Celebration of Excellence in Education Dinner! 👏🎉
Angela has been the CEC South Administrative Assistant for 5 years. She has bent over backwards giving of her time, effort, and energy to make sure that operations run smoothly at CEC South!
The Clermont County Education Service Center's Future Forward Conference Series recently welcomed over 80 students (juniors and seniors) from nine districts! 💡🤝
Students explored community post-secondary employment, education, and training opportunities, including pre-apprenticeships, internships, and work-based learning. This conference series helps students create a plan for life after high school by offering career path exploration, employer expectation insights, mock interviews, resume assistance, college application support, a career fair, and more.
CEC South High School students visited the Cincinnati Union Terminal and explored two of its museums: the Cincinnati History Museum and the Natural History & Science Museum. They were captivated by the vast amount of history and knowledge on display! 🏛️🚀
Their first stop was the Natural History & Science Museum, which featured marvelous casts of prehistoric life, a Paleontology Lab, and a DNA Lab with viewing windows. They also saw sea creatures, fossils, a replicated cave, a Neil Armstrong Space Exploration Gallery with interactive learning devices and games, and an Ice Age display with animal models.
After lunch, they visited the Cincinnati History Museum, which began with displays of historic buildings and old life-sized transportation. The museum also included an interactive news broadcasting display, historic filming devices, a replica business district featuring actual Cincinnati businesses, a model boat to explore, and other Cincinnati history, including the origins of Star Wars figures.
Connect Clermont hosted the Content Creators Conference at UC Clermont on Friday, March 6. Presentations encompassed a variety of creative subjects, such as audio/video production, digital storytelling, public relations, and internship opportunities. Attendees demonstrated enthusiasm and gained significant knowledge during the workshops. 🎥🎨
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Keynote speaker, Evan Millward, informed students about recognition opportunities and awards through the Ohio Valley Emmy Chapter and publishing. The team "Grella," made up of Ella Sander and Gracie Adams, shared their social media internship experiences – Ella at a PR firm in Germany and Gracie with the Cincinnati Bengals – highlighting the potential for student achievement. Dave McMurray, Executive Producer at Drive Media House, elaborated on the video production process, from inception to publication. UC Clermont's Digital Media Production Professor, Andy Curran, discussed storytelling techniques and led an engaging, interactive exercise for the students.
Appreciation post for our very own Bob Pautke! Students really enjoyed the Third Annual Content Creator Conference and even showed some love of their own. ❤️✨
