School Counselors provide on-going and timely information and resources to students through:

  • MCCC and Associate School Announcements
  • Remind Notifications
  • Email Communications
  • Google Classroom (join code: ozjkge6)

Medina County Career Center (MCCC) is recognized for high quality, innovative educational programming that provides high school students with the knowledge necessary to assure success in the high-skilled world of work and in post-secondary education. MCCC high school is comprised of 11th and 12th graders from six associate school districts. Students are able to choose from over 24 career-technical education majors they would like to pursue. Students have the opportunity to take college preparatory, advanced placement and college credit plus courses which are NCAA approved, while learning about a career major during their school day.

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Additional Counseling Resources

Kelli Esakov
Black River High School; Medina High School
Ext. 242
[email protected]

Monica Froelich
Buckeye High School; Cloverleaf High School; Highland High School
Ext. 268
[email protected]

Patrick Shaughnessy
Brunswick High School; Wadsworth High School
Ext. 232
[email protected]

Student Assistance Specialist

Mrs. Chirumbole joined the Medina County Career Center in 2006 as the Student Assistance Specialist.  As a student advocate, she provides support and resources to MCCC students and their families.  Mrs. Chirumbole assists students with their social, emotional and behavioral needs.  Mrs. Chirumbole holds a Master’s Degree in Education and is licensed by the State of Ohio as a Professional Clinical Counselor, Marriage and Family Therapist, and School Counselor.  She is also certified as a Student Mental Health Specialist, Trauma and Resilience Specialist in Clinical Application (CTRS-C), and Mindfulness Instructor (CMI). Mrs. Chirumbole is the McKinney-Vento liaison for MCCC, assisting students experiencing homelessness.  If you or your family are experiencing homelessness, please contact Mrs. Chirumbole for assistance or visit www.McKinney-Vento.org for additional information.  She also manages the MCCC Care Closet, MCCC’s internal food pantry that supplies non-perishable food items, toiletries, cleaning supplies, paper products, and limited clothing/coats/shoes. Mrs. Chirumbole can be reached at 330-725-8461 x269 or [email protected].
Counseling Services Additional Resources

Student Wellness and Success Counselor

Mrs. Eick is dedicated to fostering student wellness and success. As a school counselor, she supports students’ academic, social, and emotional needs while promoting a safe and inclusive school environment. Mrs. Eick also facilitates essential state-mandated programs on topics such as dating violence, suicide prevention, safety, and social inclusion. Committed to helping all students thrive, she is available during school hours at extension 225 or via email at [email protected].

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