Perrysburg High School
Perrysburg High School’s Adam Weber was named BCSN’s May Student of the Month.
"Adam is a very intelligent, creative and personable young man," stated Perrysburg
Superintendent Tom Hosler. "As a student and leader, Adam has made a lasting impression not only on
his classmates and high school but the entire community."
Each student of the month automatically qualifies for a minimum $1,500 scholarship, which can be used
toward tuition, room and board (on campus), books and fees. This is the sixth year that the BCSN
Scholarship Project Fund is offering this program. It is administered by the Toledo Community Foundation
and recognizes select college-bound seniors who will be attending an accredited school of higher
education in the fall.
Each month (October 2010 – May 2011), a Student of the Month is chosen from applications submitted by the
high school counselors whose schools are located within the Buckeye CableSystem Service area. The
criteria used for selection of Student of the Month include academic achievement (GPA of 3.0 or above);
individual motivation, ability and potential; financial need; and demonstration of active participation
in extra curricular activities such as athletics, clubs, internships and work/study programs.
Representatives from Toledo Community Foundation review the applications.

Bowling Green/Penta
Bowling Green Exchange Club in April named Jocelyn Jones its Student of the Month representing Bowling
Green High School and Penta Career Center.
Jones, of Bowling Green, graduated in May. She studied small animal care at Penta and plans to attend
Baker College to earn an associate degree in veterinary technologies. She would like to become a large
animal veterinary technician.
The daughter of Thomas and Mary Jones II, she was vice president of FFA and a 2010 member of the Penta
summer work crew. She’s a member of Dayspring Assembly of God and its youth group, and is a volunteer
for Project HOPE therapeutic horse-riding facility.
She made the honor roll at both schools, earned Penta’s Achievement Award, and the FFA Greenhand Award.

North Baltimore High School
Jane Powell was named Student of the Month for April at North Baltimore High School. The daughter of
Sally and Kevin Powell, she graduated in May.
Powell as a member of National Honor Society and was on the "all A’s" honor roll all four
years. Her extracurricular activities included band, jazz band, art club, drama club, and Spanish club.
She also was involved in community activities including Teen Institute, St. James United Methodist
Church youth group, and Teddy’s Rescue Dog Shelter in Findlay.
Powell will attend Bowling Green State University to major in Asian studies, specializing in Mandarin
Chinese.