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Technologies, and College Tech Prep. High school students can also opt to remain within their communities and specialize in one of OHP's 52 Satellite Programs. Programs are available in all five counties OHP services, including Auglaize, Union, Champaign, Hardin, and Logan. Programs exist in Teaching Professions, Construction Trades, Health Technologies, Supply Chain Management, Aviation, and Business and Agriculture. The School of Adult and Continuing Education services adults looking for a new career or the opportunity to refresh or renew their skills. Programs exist in Health Occupations, Business and Industry, HVAC, nursing and more. The school also offers Adult Basic Literacy Education and GED Training and testing. Students in both high school and adult programs have opportunities to earn college credits.
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Vocational School to Ohio Hi-Point Career Center.
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