• Criminal justice and firefighter students received Penta Pride awards for their professional and outstanding volunteer assistance during the two COVID-19 vaccination clinics at Penta February 19 and March 12. Accepting their awards were Lilly Madden of Rossford, second from left, and Marceana Black of Maumee, seniors in the criminal justice program with Superintendent Ed Ewers, left, and board president Kenneth Sutter.
    Criminal justice and firefighter students received Penta Pride awards for their professional and outstanding volunteer assistance during the two COVID-19 vaccination clinics at Penta February 19 and March 12. Accepting their awards were Lilly Madden of Rossford, second from left, and Marceana Black of Maumee, seniors in the criminal justice program with Superintendent Ed Ewers, left, and board president Kenneth Sutter.
  • Abigail Brown, a senior in the digital arts and design program, also was honored with the Penta Pride award. She designed special logos for each of Penta’s 16 member schools. Above is the Rossford Schools version.
    Abigail Brown, a senior in the digital arts and design program, also was honored with the Penta Pride award. She designed special logos for each of Penta’s 16 member schools. Above is the Rossford Schools version.

    Several students were recognized with Penta Pride awards for their achievements.

    At the April 14 meeting, the Penta Career Center school board presented Abigail Brown, a senior in digital arts and design, with the award for her design of logos for the district’s member schools.

    The idea came from a Perrysburg High School counselor as a way to promote Penta to students considering a career technical …