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Curriculum was designed to encourage more commodity processing within the state and help address labor shortage within meat processing plants.

With Central Tech conducting online training for the remainder of the school year, healthcare instructors from both campuses swiftly collected and donated the personal protective equipment (PPE) and other medical supplies originally planned for student instruction.

For the fifth year in a row, Central Tech has been awarded a Top Workplaces honor by The Oklahoman. Central Tech placed third in the mid-size category.

The Annual Central Tech Foundation Ron Vandever Memorial Golf Tournament was a success. With 70 sponsors and 147 golfers, the tournament realized $24,000!

Central Technology Center works toward closing the skills gap.

For generations, the push to take the college path has become stronger. But should it be?

Central Technology Center, today participated in SkillsUSA National Signing Day Sponsored by Klein Tools, celebrating thousands of high school seniors across the country pursuing a career in the skilled trades.

Yvon earned her Medical Assistant degree through Central Tech, Drumright, in 2012 and became a licensed phlebotomist. She performed her clinicals at Mannford Vision Clinic where she was offered a full-time job before she graduated.

For some people, retirement is the time to enjoy the spoils of a lifetime of work. MonyaMarie Black, a 64-year-old Central Tech Construction Trades student, has something else in mind. Her story began in New York City.

Cole Reece’s path to Central Tech hasn’t been a short one, but his start in the medical field came early when he joined the Army.

Oklahoma has a skills gap; CareerTech has a solution. A $21 million increase in funding would allow the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education to expand programming to fill Oklahoma’s skills gap.