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Founded in 1974, Pickaway-Ross offers 20 high school tech-prep programs to students from 10 high schools in Ross and Pickaway counties. High school students attend Pickaway-Ross their junior and senior years, and can earn a Career Passport in addition to a diploma from their home schools. Six hundred students attend Pickaway-Ross's main campus ...
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The current student body consists of 760 students. Of this group 72 attend the Pickaway-Ross Career & Technical Center. The Class of 2007 had 174 graduates. Their plans after graduation were: Associate degree institutions – 39; Bachelor's degree institutions – 49; Certificate/license institutions – 8; Military – 10; Employment – 24
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The Academy is committed to connecting students to the community and helping them recognize and embrace their leadership capacity and civic responsibility. All students participate in meaningful service experiences throughout high school, culminating in a capstone project that addresses a community need utilizing their academic/skills knowledge.
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Roseman University of Health Sciences is a private university focused on healthcare with its main campus in Henderson, Nevada. It has additional campuses in South Jordan, Utah and Summerlin, Nevada. It enrolled its first class in January 2001 and was originally called the Nevada College of Pharmacy and the University of Southern Nevada.
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