Zanesville Campus

I highly recommend this School for your CDL. Great instructors and they work hard to make sure you get all the information and knowledge to succeed while you are learning to get your CDLS. I had a great experience with them and they know what they are doing. There classes have great information and the pad is all some. And the best part is that have patience and will to go out there way to help you.

I recently went to the CDL driver refresher course.. I highly recommend it anyone in need of some additional CDL driving. I personally want to thank Shawn,Mike,Tanner, Virgil, Ron and Jamall for the fantastic customer service and and flexibility with my schedule.. I was able to polish my skills and pass the operate driving test I needed. You guys are awesome and I wish you all continued success on growing the business. Sincerely Brandon Dawson

I went here when I was in high school (class of 2007), and I had a wonderful experience. So obviously, I would like my son to attend here as well. He has 3 more years until 10th grade, but I'm already looking at the programs they offer. My son is interested in coding. I'm a little surprised that they don't have a program for that, especially since this is a fast growing career with many opportunities. They only offer a couple computer related programs, but none are closely related to coding. It would be nice if they would consider adding this as a program! On another note, they should add vet assistant to the adult program. When I was in school, this wasn't offered (nor was large animal agriculture). As an adult, I realized I had a strong interest to help animals. However, all of the colleges that offer this are 2+ hours away from me. It would be beneficial for this to be offered to adults as well as the kids.

I recently graduated from the Adult Education Welding Program at the Zanesville Campus. I was able to become a certified welder thanks to the instruction and guidance of Mr. Andy Butcher. If I were to change anything about the program I went through, I would add a full time pipe welding instructor for students who wish to become certified pipe welders being that pipe welding is a very high paying skillset.

The instructor didn't lecture. Day one, text and workbooks were handed out. She sat and played on her phone for the next 5 hours while we were told to start the workbook. After the lunch hour, she pulled up a PowerPoint that she read ver batem. That lasted about 15 minutes or so. Then back to her phone she went. While all 9 of us in the course continued 35 or so pages of worksheets. I paid to be there, she was getting paid to teach...I'd have preferred reading the material and filling in the blanks...busy work, in the comfort of my home. The high school facility is 1000 times more of a learning facility.