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Criminal Justice Students Power Through Physical Fitness Challenge
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Criminal Justice students from Metro Technology Centers and Francis Tuttle went head to head during the second annual Physical Fitness Challenge on Dec. 8.
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Students 'Rumbled' at FIRST Robotics
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Some 50 teams of high school students from Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas competed March 29-31 at the Regional FIRST Robotics competition at the Cox Convention Center, Oklahoma City.
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MNTC Entrepreneurship Students Earn National DECA Award
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CareerTech Director Announces Retirement
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Phil Berkenbile, state director, Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education, announced he will retire in 2013.
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Biomedical Student at Wes Watkins Technology Center
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OK CareerTech Agency Celebrates Public, State Service
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Oklahoma CareerTech Students Win at National Event
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Road to Recovery
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A devastating storm that killed 25 people, some of those children huddled in the hallways of their school. Now, since the tragedy, parents continue their fight to insure no child will ever again be caught in a school without access to a storm shelter. Meanwhile, subdivisions destroyed by the storm are also slowly being rebuilt using stricter new building codes. But it is the lives of those most affected by the killer storm we are going to focus on today. A group of local filmmakers followed several families chronicling their recovery. It’s a documentary that opened this weekend in the very theater some took shelter in.
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CareerTech Employee to Focus on Military Initiative
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The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education is supporting efforts to help those who have served in the military successfully transition into training or employment. To assist with these efforts, the department has hired Amy Ewing-Holmstrom, Lawton, to coordinate activities in southwest Oklahoma. She will begin April 9.
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CareerTech Receives $1 Million Grant To Go 'Green'
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America Recovery and Reinvestment Act grant monies, supplemented with local funding, to retrofit aging HVAC systems with ground source (geothermal) heat pump systems on three technology center campuses.
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