Cuyahoga valley career center Review

The test never matchup with the actual study guide

I went here for High School, while also going to Brecksville High school at the same time. I took Computer Networking Academy and absolutely loved it. Going here was the best decision I made ever made in highschool! Any of the programs here prepare you more for your future career than traditional High School will. I highly recommend it, when I have kids they will be going here!

THIS IS BY FAR THE WORST PLACE TO ATTEND FOR THE LPN PROGRAM . Everyone is all smiles and pretend to be happy that you have joined ... But once you sign your name on that dotted line...All the gears shift! First thing first, The teachers here are JUST certified to teach nursing curriculum. They don t have a degree to teach . The teachers here aren t encouraging nor helpful. Daily the students here are reminded how dumb they are for taking the full time class instead of the part time class. When taking test, The questions are totally different from what was/how it was taught and blamed the student for not understanding This place isn t employed with color people, AT All There is absolutely no diversity here, From the staff, down to the janitor. The only people of color here are the students This isn t a school, This is a money machine..Filled with regrets, tears and disappointment

I was supposed to go there but we went bowling instead

Both Polaris and this Career School are excellent but only open to high schoolers enrolled in specific suburban school districts. Most Ohio counties have County Career Schools open to high schoolers from anywhere in the County such as Lorain county JVS or Medina county JVS but here in Cuyahoga county we cannot regionalize because WHY ? Cuyahoga County needs to invest in its young people equitably. They are the future of business and industry in this region. It is time to build three or four state of the art County Vocational Centers open to ALL students fron entire Cuyahoga County not just certain suburbs. Technical education and career high schools need to regionalze under a county scheme. LONG LONG OVERDUE.

Cuyahoga Valley Career Center ROCKS! I had the pleasure of being a guest speaker there last Thursday speaking to 45 students about financial literacy. Even after a three hour class with only one five minute break the students were still engaged and asking great questions!!! Staff including automotive technology instructor Jerry Koenig could not have been nicer! The kids were respectful and attentive. I can't wait to finish my program this Thursday!