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6/22/2010: Dave Richards, Auburn's Horticulture Instructor, is featured in JP Horizons' People Solutions Newsletter. When asked what he has learned from his students through the years, Dave Richards responded, "They just keep me young, no matter how bad my body hurts; just being around them motivates me to go get 'em." He adds, "My advice to anyone is to love what you do, have fun with the people you work with, and above all else make a difference!"
6/22/2010: Microsoft Corporation, the Ohio Board of Regents and Auburn Career Center have partnered in an initiative called Elevate America to enhance the technical job skills of citizens in Northeast Ohio. The goal of Elevate America is to make available online training access and certification vouchers at no cost.
6/6/2010: Kristina Vliek, career adviser at Auburn Career Center in Concord Township, makes visits to businesses while students complete internships. "We go there to see how the students are doing," she said. "We cannot have a student on an internship who isn't applying the skills they have learned at Auburn. "An internship should continue their education," she added. "This is more about education, not whether they are paid or unpaid."

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Recipients must attend 90% of scheduled class time to remain eligible for financial aid. Attendance is monitored on a weekly basis. Any non-attendance, including excused absences, will be considered as an absence. It is the student’s responsibility to notify the instructor or the Adult Education staff if they are going to be absent. Students not in compliance with the attendance policy may be responsible for repaying any financial aid received from the Federal Department of Education.
Satisfactory academic progress (C average) is mandatory to remain eligible for Pell Grant funds.
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