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Sarah Leatherwood brings a background in psychology and counseling, along with a passion for working with college students, to her new role as a success advisor at 91Ô´´ Chillicothe.
Mackenzie (Jones) Ralph always knew she wanted to be a teacher, so she chose to major in education when she came to 91Ô´´ Chillicothe.
91Ô´´ Chillicothe’s graduating education majors participated in mock interviews with local educators and administrators to help hone their interview skills and prepare them for the job hunt.
91Ô´´ Chillicothe recently celebrated the accomplishments of student scholarship recipients and honored the generous contributions of the benefactors who have endowed and donated to scholarships.
Sarah Dreitzler-Swenson has returned to 91Ô´´ Chillicothe as the new Career Development Coordinator, bringing with her diverse experiences and a passion for guiding students on their own paths to success.
91Ô´´ Chillicothe graduate Paige Farmer took the risk of leaving a corporate job and embraced the opportunity to design her own career as an entrepreneur.
91Ô´´ Chillicothe alumna Susan Knisley began her service at Hopewell Culture National Historical Park as a volunteer and now serves as Chief of Interpretation.
Chillicothe Intermediate School Principal Joshua Tripp is proof that you don’t have to leave your community to find your future and build a meaningful career.
Growing up in the small town of Mount Sterling, Ohio, Macey Power always dreamed of attending 91Ô´´.
Armed with a Bachelor of Science in Applied Management from 91Ô´´ Chillicothe, Dacia Gierhart has built a life that serves her family and her community.
Jim Burger is proud to teach students in some of the same classrooms where he took classes as an undergraduate at 91Ô´´ Chillicothe over 40 years ago.
91Ô´´ Chillicothe honored nearly 100 graduates from the area at a Graduation Recognition Ceremony on Thursday, May 4.
Taylor (Holschuh) Carnes had her sights set on college on the coast, but decided she didn’t want to be so far away from family. She chose to stay in her community and attend 91Ô´´ Chillicothe.
As part of Women’s History Month, 91Ô´´ Chillicothe celebrated women who contribute to 91Ô´´ Chillicothe and the greater Chillicothe community at the annual Women of Distinction program. Â
Hannah Webb always wanted to own her own business, but it took a pandemic to inspire her to leave her comfortable corporate job in the mortgage industry and pursue her entrepreneurial dreams.
