We Offer Two Types of Classes
Full-time and Short-term. Choose what’s best for you!
Full-Time Classes
Full-time classes typically follow the traditional class schedule of August-May. The curriculum includes progress-based instruction and hands-on learning for students seeking a career or technical training.
High school students attend half a day and tuition-free. Adults can attend morning, afternoon, or all day.
Students who graduate from a school within the Central Tech district within the past 30 months, may qualify for the CHOICES Scholarship.
Drumright Schedule: 8:25a-11:15a and 12:45p-3:35p
Sapulpa Schedule: 8:25a-11:15a and 12:25p-3:15p
Short-Term Classes
Central Tech’s short-term Adult Career Development (ACD) classes are offered to individuals seeking to enhance career skills, earn industry-recognized certifications, continuing professional education, or explore personal interests.
Some classes may be taken in sequence to build a career path. The majority of ACD classes can be completed in eight weeks or less and are offered during the weekdays, evenings, and occasionally on weekends to meet your busy lifestyle.
Our employees are here to serve you, and our students appreciate Central Tech’s inviting atmosphere, close proximity to home, and low-cost advantage.
“The student-focused attention given to developing ‘real-world’ scenarios and projects gives students valuable experience for entering the workforce or a bachelors degree.”
Vincent, Oklahoma State University
Central Tech Showcase
Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors
Read MoreCentral 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.
Career Connection
8th grade
Read MoreCentral 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.
STEM Day
6th – 12th grade
Read MoreCentral 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.
What career is right for you?
Based on your interests and personality traits, this quiz will help you discover which career cluster you may enjoy most.
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You have to take advantage of the nice weather when you have it. Back in May, Health Careers students on the Sapulpa campus discussed the legal and ethical issues in healthcare out on the Central Tech lawn.
Congratulations to Central Tech BioMed student Jacob Pogue who took 5th place internationally at the ILC HOSA 2021 Leadership Conference with his Research Poster Leadership Competition. He graduated Cleveland High School and will be attending TU pre-med.
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Fruitful fall gardens start now! Take the guesswork out of fall gardening with this 2-hour class. LEARN MORE > https://bit.ly/3waraay
In May, Health Careers students on the Sapulpa campus participated in geriatric sensitivity training. They wore a neck brace to reduce neck mobility and suits that added weight to their arms, legs, and torso. They also wore gloves and glasses that mimicked potential age-related disorders.
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Become the You…You Want to be! Ask about Tuition Assistance.
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Congratulations to this year's Surgical Technology graduates!
Interested in being a Surg Tech? Learn more > https://bit.ly/3xxMibI
Front Row: Kiley Belair, Paige Weber, Katelyn Weber, Nichole Jacobs, Andi Leatherwood, Trey Klassen
Back Row: Ashlyn Bales, Ashlyn Jones, Kari Grant
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Jason Jewell (pictured here with instructor Leonard Simpson) graduated our Industrial Maintenance Program on June 3rd. Congratulations, Jason!
The class just finished the Motor Control portion. Hydraulics and Pneumatics starts in July > https://bit.ly/3amjnhK
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Congratulations Madeline Toews, MLS ASCP, Ripley High School and Biomedical Sciences alumna on graduating from OSU.
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Health Careers students on the Sapulpa campus celebrated their graduation from the program. The students planned every detail of the celebration as a part of their work as members of HOSA.
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Congratulations Andrea Wilson, Pharm. D., Sapulpa High School and Central Tech Biomedical Sciences alumna, for graduating from Southwestern Oklahoma State University with a Doctor of Pharmacy.
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