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Career Tech Students and Parents,
Greetings all! As we quickly approach the start of the 2019-20 school year I want to send a few updates and reminders about the Career Tech Education classes offered through the Four Cities Compact.
To begin, I want to make you aware of the starting dates at each school and remind you that the Compact buses run beginning Tuesday, August 20, which is the first day of school at Norton HS. The opening days for the other schools are as follows: Barberton HS, Copley HS, and Wadsworth HS all open on Wednesday, August 21. The first day of the program school district is the first day all students enrolled in that program report (i.e. all students enrolled in a NHS program start on August 20). Again, Compact buses will be running. The bus schedule is included and posted on our website.
Also, a reminder the Four Cities Compact office (330-335-1479) is staffed by four people:
Administrative Assistant: Mrs. Laura Kerstetter- (330) 335-1479
Job Training Compact Counselor: Mr. Ryan Whited330- (330) 335-1384
Career Pathways Counselor: Mrs. Corinne Magensky- (330) 335-9412
Compact Director: Mr. Roger Wright- (330) 335-1309
All of us would be happy to answer any general questions you may have about programs or Compact operations. Questions regarding issues specific to a program may be directed to program instructors.
Other helpful info for quick reference- school Attendance Numbers and Compact Counselors:
Barberton HS: (330) 753-1084 Mr. Chris Brunner- (330) 753-1084 ext. 25511
Copley HS: (330) 664-4823 Mr. Daniel Campana- (330) 664-4831
Norton HS: (330) 706-2760 Mrs. Jessica Williams- (330) 825-6104
Wadsworth HS: (330) 335-1370 Mrs. Jodie McInnes- (330) 335-1381
Some other items to be aware of are:
I wish all of you a great start to the new school year. Please take advantage of every opportunity to learn and prepare yourself for the years ahead and let me know if there is anything I can do to help you along the way.
Roger Wright
Director Four Cities Compact