I began researching what these organizations were doing well and what wasn’t working, in the eyes of a client.

Take advantage of shadowing and volunteer opportunities so that you have exposure to various professions that spark your interest. ~Brandi Johnson, Frontier Class of 2015

His most memorable experiences at BB2C are seeing people's reactions to finishing and making something they didn’t think they could.

So, he designed protective gear and 3D printed it from the Makerspace 3D printers…

During the week of Warren’s spring break, we had a group of four students capturing water meter pits in the GIS system for the City of Belpre.

On Friday we will also be unveiling our newest & seventh space to the public - it’s a secret until Friday!

Effectively partnering with local businesses is a skill that has to be learned…DeeAnn has certainly helped us hone that skill.

What is your expectation of a student that graduates high school in Washington County?

Why do all of this? Because YOU are needed to help our students be successful and our communities to prosper.

PSE was thrilled to see so many local students excited about engineering and we hope to meet many of them again as they continue on their educational and career paths.

The internship has helped me realize I love Journalism and I am now looking at colleges that have related programs.

Ann dabbles in multiple things but has always gone back to sewing. She can fix anything from bridal gowns to pillows.

Currently, Brent is doing everything from improving the woodshop to making cutting boards for a class. He also has a base level knowledge of sewing, vinyl cutters and 3D printing.

Building Bridges to Careers (BB2C) is well on it's way to helping the local economy!

She loves working with students and wants to give back to the community.

She has used the Makerspace to make a porch swing and she was in the process of making a dining table top.

Does this still help us meet our mission?