Coshocton sophomores explore career center

Students engage with programs during Feb. 5 visit; enrollment now open.

Published February 7, 2026 - 4:18 a.m.

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Students working on welding projects in a workshop. — The Coshocton County Career Center hosted the county sophomores Feb. 5, where they experienced a day designed with their needs in mind. Through direct interaction with students and instructors, they gained a deeper understanding of each program's offerings. Application for enrollment are now open.

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