PLEASE NOTE: Names of CVCC graduates and their destinations were provided to Lantern by the CVCC graduation program, guidance office and/or the students themselves. We apologize for any inaccuracies, but this list represents the best information to which we had access by our publishing deadline. Any quotes were also taken from the CVCC graduation program.
Jamie Dotson
Outstanding Student award, Work-Based Learning Program
Dotson plans to pursue a career in the auto field after graduation.
Dominick Hill
Work-Based Learning Program
Hill will be attending the College of Charleston in the fall.
Evan Imke
Work-Based Learning Program, Scholarship
Imke plans to pursue a career in the auto field after graduation. He explained that the program trained its students to “diagnose, adjust, repair and replace mechanical and electrical parts of automobiles.”
Mark Labay
Work-Based Learning Program
Labay plans to get his Commercial Driver’s License after graduation and become a truck driver.
Joseph Vlasek
Work-Based Learning Program
Vlasek will be attending Ohio University in the fall. He said that he “learned a lot on how to repair and maintain cars.”
*Outstanding Student Award: “Senior Student chosen to be Outstanding Student of the year.” There is one student awarded per program.
Work-Based Learning Program: “Second year students who meet attendance and grade guidelines are encouraged to take advantage of the CVCC Work-Based Learning Program to put their skills to work. Students attend home school classes as usual, but during CVCC class time they work with area employers in paid positions directly related to their CVCC programs. Many students who participate are offered full-time positions after graduation.”
Scholarship: “Awarded through CVCC and outside sources.”
Work-Based Learning Program
Kalal plans to pursue a career after graduation.
Nicholas Nestor
Work Based Learning Program
Nestor plans to pursue a career after graduation. 
Bella George
Graphic Media Alliance
George plans to pursue a career after graduation.
*Graphic Media Alliance: “The Graphic Media Alliance is the tri-state trade organization for the printing industry and allied trades for Ohio, Kentucky and Michigan. This organization had roots in the national organization – Printing Industries of America. Each year the GMA sponsors the Print Excellence Awards an industry competition that printing and allied organizations enter their professional work in to be evaluated by national and international judges. Graphic Media Alliance annually hosts a student category . . . In the Print Excellence Awards that is judged by national and international judges.”
Nicholas Gentile
Work-Based Learning Program
Gentile plans to pursue a career in the heating and air conditioning field.
Joshua Rutkowski
Work-Based Learning Program
Rutkowski plans to pursue a career in the heating and air conditioning field. 
Luke Jones
Jones will be attending Ohio State University in the fall. 
Dillan Craig
Craig plans to pursue a career after graduation. 
Ethan Hogue
Outstanding Student Award, Work-Based Learning Program
Hogue plans to pursue a career in the media industry field after graduation. He stated that the program “focused on the technical skills [and] the most valuable lessons I learned were the ones of professionalism and soft skills of a career.”
Frederick Massouh
Two-Year Perfect Attendance, National Technical Honor Society
Massouh will be attending Stark State College in the fall.
Anna O’Banion
SkillsUSA
O’Banion plans to pursue a career after graduation.
George Sobieraj
Two-Year Perfect Attendance
Sobieraj will be attending Wright State University in the fall. He explained what he learned during his time at CVCC, “It taught me how to properly make a movie (Lighting, Shot Composition, Camera Movement, using Premiere Pro, etc) as well as photography, how to run a live news broadcast, how to make special effects, motion graphics and animations.”
Raphael Vernon
Work-Based Learning Program
Vernon will be attending Full Sail University in the fall.
*National Technical Honor Society: “An elite group that was created by the National Association of Vocational and Technical School Principals to honor students who excel in scholarship, leadership, service and character. The group is a national organization governed by national rules. The membership is one of the highest honors given to a vocational high school student.”
SkillsUSA: “A student organization that helps explore occupation through skills competitions and visits to industries, while helping them understand the responsibilities of skilled workers. SkillsUSA promotes solid trade ethics and safety standards while fostering understanding of labor and management.”
Logan Luther
SkillsUSA, Work-Based Learning Program
Luther will be attending Ohio State University in the fall. He explained what he learned during his time at CVCC, “Mostly the class teaches the inner workings of motor but I also learned welding, hydraulics, electrical [and] diesel engines.”
Maxwell LaVoie
LaVoie plans to pursue a career after graduation.
