Class Blog
Signature Class of 2025 Explores Wadsworth’s Thriving Industries
The Class That Clicked dove into the heart of Wadsworth’s business landscape during Business & Industry Day, gaining an exclusive look at the companies shaping Medina County’s economy. From precision manufacturing to cutting-edge engineering, the day was packed with insights, hands-on experiences, and a few surprises along the way. A Morning of Big Ideas We…
Read MoreLEAD Institute March Class Day: Building Stronger Teams Through Trust and Conflict
This month, the LEAD Institute Class gathered at Cornerstone Chapel’s beautiful Next Gen Room for an energizing and insightful session on The Five Behaviors of a Team by Patrick Lencioni. Led by returning trainers and valued friends of the program, Judy Bodenhamer and Perry Recchio, participants explored the core elements of high-performing teams: Trust, Conflict,…
Read MoreJennifer Bilek ’20 and Lori Wilkinson ’25 on Wadsworth Community Radio
Tom Stugmyer of Wadsworth Community Radio had LMC back this month for a deeper look into our Signature Program from the vantage point of one of our current class members, Lori Wilkinson of the Soprema Senior Center in Wadsworth. Thank you to Tom for having us again, and to Lori for helping us spread the…
Read MoreMedina Cares Night at the Races
Dear Medina Cares Supporter, Medina Cares, a registered 501(c)3 organization, hosts local events to bring community awareness and funding to support those in need. The mission of Medina Cares is to provide temporary financial assistance and community resources to residents of Medina County, ages 19-64, that are experiencing a medical crisis. We have been providing…
Read MoreJunior Leadership Medina County: Government and Safety Forces Day
This month marked a significant journey into the realm of local government and safety forces, underscoring the vital importance of understanding these systems for our students in the Junior Leadership Medina County (JrLMC) program. Each experience deepened our appreciation for the intricate workings that sustain and protect our community, revealing the profound impact of rehabilitation…
Read MoreLEAD Institute February Class Day: Puzzles, Processes, and Personal Growth
The LEAD Institute Class of 2025 had an engaging and thought-provoking February class day, filled with problem-solving challenges, insightful discussions, and valuable leadership lessons. Hosted at Cornerstone Chapel and fueled by a delicious meal from Jodi at Eclectic Edibles, the day was a perfect blend of mental stimulation and self-reflection. Cracking the Code with Dr.…
Read MoreThe Class That Clicked: Education Day, The Signature Class of 2025
“Find Problems, and Fix Them.” – Shannon Trexler, Cloverleaf Elementary Co-Principal The Signature Class of 2025 spent Education Day diving into the ever-evolving world of learning in Medina County. Through facility tours, expert discussions, and hands-on experiences, class members explored the challenges and innovations shaping education today. Here’s a recap of this inspiring and insightful…
Read More“Fear is a Liar”
by Mary Toth, Grateful Givers, Class of 2023 Members of the 2023 Leadership Medina Signature Class and Junior Leadership Class recently participated in a State Government Day trip to Columbus. This day proved to be an impactful and inspiring experience for both the seasoned business leaders and impressionable students. After meeting state government elected officials…
Read MoreJunior Leadership Names Calf
“DILLY” By Georgia Rupert, Highland High School, Junior Leadership Class of 2023 This month, the Junior Leadership students had the opportunity to learn about agriculture and business from many experienced individuals. The students visited Berry’s Blooms where they received a tour and learned about the background of the owners. The Dairy Farmers of America…
Read MoreBrown-Trump Estate Changes Lives
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