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Greene County Career Center highlights satellite courses and SkillsUSA placements
Summary
Adam Romali of the Greene County Career Center presented on May 5 about satellite courses offered in Bellbrook-Sugarcreek schools; he reported roughly 1,500 student enrollments in the satellite programs districtwide and noted two Bellbrook students placed fourth at the SkillsUSA Ohio State championships in robotics and automation.
Adam Romali, representing the Greene County Career Center, briefed the Bellbrook‑Sugarcreek board on the center’s satellite programming and student outcomes.
Romali said the career center sponsors three middle‑school and three high‑school courses through a satellite effort and that about 1,500 students used those courses over the previous year. He encouraged district staff to contact the career center about creating additional satellite programs and noted the center is open to collaboration on course development.
Romali also highlighted student recognition and competitive results: “Two Bellbrook students, Maddie Swan and Tyler Gondek, placed fourth in the state in robotics and automation” at the 2025 SkillsUSA Ohio State championships, which he cited as evidence of the program’s quality.
He mentioned upcoming dates including senior recognition night on May 13 at 7:00 p.m. at the Nutter Center and that the last day of school is May 22. The presentation was informational; no board action was requested.
