| Volume 36 | Number
3
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Fall
2005
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| Director's Notes |
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Local
Flavor
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| LOCAL FLAVOR |
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Kiamichi Technology Center students milled around the parking lot Thursday, but not because they were skipping class or indifferent to their lessons. Instead, they were getting quick lessons in math, science and technology with a teaching aid they could see, hear and touch. More |
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Workers to Train in Oil and Gas Production Technology Two Tulsa companies have joined forces with the Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Training Center at High Plains Technology Center in Woodward and other companies from across the southwest to train workers in Oil and Gas Production Technology. More |
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Tireless Tulsa Tech Teen Makes Prom Wishes Come True Tiffany Grant, Tulsa Technology Center student and senior-to-be at Sperry High School, is the kind of person who makes you feel lazy about your own inactivity. But in a good way. More |
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Former NWTC Auto Collision Student Expands Family Business When Shane Lehr began working part-time at his father's business, Lehr's Auto Shop, he did not realize the growth the family business would experience in such a short amount of time. More |
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New and Innovative Partnerships Creating Educational Opportunities At Pioneer Technology Center (PTC), education is paramount. By growing successful individuals in character and mind, Pioneer Tech has stood at the forefront of area educational leadership. However, as any of the qualified staff or instructors at PTC will tell you, no educational offering is one-dimensional. More |
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Reading, Writing and Patriotism Nationwide there is a growing understanding that kids who are motivated to read and write are more likely to have stronger reading and writing skills. Research shows students who read and write recreationally do better on tests of reading and writing ability. More
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Canadian Valley Technology Center Graduate Brings Quality Child Care to Local Residents Until she enrolled in the Intergenerational Day Care class at Canadian Valley Technology Center (CVTC), Amanda Knight, 24, said her primary focus was to become a Physical Therapist. More |
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Child Protect Program-Caddo Kiowa Each year, nearly 800,000 children are reported missing. The vast majority hasn’t been fingerprinted since birth, making it even harder for law enforcement to find them. More |
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At Gordon Cooper Technology Center, Character Counts! Gordon
Cooper Technology Center launched a new Character Counts! project
this school
year. The training is based on the Six Pillars
of Character: Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring,
and Citizenship. More |
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John Hasler Receives 4th Annual Champions of Veterans Enterprise John Hasler, bid assistance coordinator for Indian Capital Technology Center in Muskogee, was recently honored in Washington, D.C. More
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Every 15 Minutes at Wes Watkins Technology Center Wes Watkins Technology Center (WWTC) and Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) combined resources to participate in a national campaign against drinking and driving entitled “Every 15 Minutes.” More |
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