CAREER CONNECTION
8th grade
Central Tech’s Career Connection provides 8th grade students from our 25 communities with an opportunity to experience more than 30 interactive career stations.
Current students represent their class and provide peer-to-peer information, recommendations, and insight. Students realize the time to start planning for their future…is now.
CT SHOWCASE
Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors
Central Tech Showcase extends the full-campus experience to prospective high school students as they freely visit their class(es) of interest.
Students and instructors in the classroom, labs, and work areas are prepared to highlight projects, demonstrate equipment, and even encourage visitors to participate in activities.
This come and go, question and answer, opportunity allows future students the ability to dive closer into areas of interest and meet students with the same interests. Most importantly, they recognize learning is relevant, fun and interactive.
ACADEMY TOURS
Freshman
Central Tech invites freshman who are in the top 10% of their math and science classes to a special tour of the Pre-Engineering Academy and Biomedical Sciences Academy at the Drumright campus. During the tour, students have the opportunity to:


OPEN HOUSE
Open to the public, Central Tech’s Open House is an annual event occurring the Sunday before President’s Day. This event gives the community an opportunity to see first-hand how Central Tech prepares students for the workforce utilizing the latest in technology.
STEM DAY
6th – 12th grade
Central Tech annually hosts science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) Day in March. Students from across the district choose to register and participate in contests.
Activities consists of five different math contests, engineering and scientific problem-solving competitions, and STEM related demonstrations.
SUMMER CAMPS
Three summer camp options are available for those in the Central Tech district – one for middle school students, one for 16 years and above, and one for K-12 educators.



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The first day of Camp Explorer is a wrap! The camp emphasizes hands-on, action-packed learning that gives students a taste of exciting career paths by rolling up their sleeves and diving into real-world skills. We can`t wait to have them back tomorrow!
Explore more about the camp ➡️ centraltech.edu/camp
Huge thanks to the local firefighters that helped teach our Firefighter I Academy 👨🚒
Back Row (L-R): Randall Fisher, Central Tech; Fire Chief Matt Staiger, Kellyville; Assistant Chief Matt Laffoon, Olive; Captain Zach Collins, Olive.
Front Row (L-R): Driver/Pumper Wade Snelling, Bristow Fire Department; Chief Jason Dobson, Olive Volunteer Fire Department;
Fire Chief Chad Blankenship, Kiefer;
Not Pictured Firefighter Richard Beaty, Freedom Hill Fire Department
Congratulations to our EMT-B graduates! 🚑
Last night, we proudly celebrated 21 graduates from our Sapulpa campus and 4 from our Drumright campus. These dedicated students have worked tirelessly over the past several months.
Good luck to each of you as you prepare to take your National Registry Certification exam - we’re cheering you on every step of the way!
🚓 Congratulations to the cadets graduating from the Basic Peace Office Certification (BPOC) program tonight!
Back Row (L-R): Austin Riley, Creek County Sheriff Office; Kyle Benson, Bristow Police Department; Logan Stokes, Cleveland Police Department; Lucas Adcock, Bristow Police Department; Jimmy Garrett, Pawnee County Sheriff Office; Clint Barnes, College of the Muscogee Nation; Christian Fogleman, Wagoner; Ashley Wolfe, Verdigris; Conner Sisson, Checotah; Audrey King, Inola Police Department; Jonah Abercrombie, Broken Arrow.
Front Row (L-R): Celia Duvall, Kiefer Police Department; Lucian Bode, Owasso Police Department; Matthew King, Bixby Fire Department; Javon Rawlings, Tulsa Public Schools Campus Police; Kerstin Whitmore, Drumright Police Department; Zachary Anderson, Coweta Police Department; Kierstin Dugger, Okmulgee Police Department; Katie Sanford, College of the Muscogee Nation.
Congratulations to the Student of the Year recipients on the Drumright campus!
AM students not pictured: Isaac Burrows in Powersports, Oilton; Nevaeh Coffey in Medical Assisting, Hominy; Summer Gunter in Cosmetology, Stroud; Ryan Owens in Construction, Mannford.
PM students not pictured: Audrey Arnett in Cosmetology, Bristow; JR Macas in Facilities Maintenance, Cleveland; Jeremiah Nichols in Automotive, Mannford.