Red River Technology Center

RRTC’s Health Careers students attended HOSA-Future Health Professionals state competition last week. Carolina Fuller, Joselyn Munoz, and Dayani Radilla-Benitez placed 5th in Medical Innovation. Nathan Channel, Rilee Kreutz, Abygail Bartling, and Kelsie Williams placed 5th in the HOSA Bowl. Congratulations, students!

RRTC’s Biomedical Science Academy students attended HOSA-Future Health Professionals state competition last week. Chase Berthold placed 2nd in Epidemiology. Kady Wiggins and Jasmine Morales placed 3rd in Forensics. Congratulations, students!

The Rotary Club of Duncan sponsored polos for RRTC Emergency Medical Services students this year. Pictured are Cairo Baeza, Chris Hopkins and Emily Taylor with Reggie Pennypacker and Jonathan Jeffrey, Rotary President, at the April 17 Rotary meeting. Thank you to the Rotary Club of Duncan for supporting our students!

RRTC’s BMITE and Graphic Design students recently attended Pro Sports Career Day hosted by the Oklahoma City Thunder. Executive staff of the Thunder gave their experience in the Sports industry ranging from what they do now and how they got there. Students were able to participate in breakout sessions with Thunder employees from all different aspects of the organization.

RRTC Students, Jessica Hernandez and Pamela Nieto Mauricio, were awarded the Candy Bruner Memorial Scholarship by Aequalis Study Club. Jessica and Pamela are Duncan High School seniors in the Business and Information Technology Program. Pictured with Jessica and Pamela are Aequalis members, Kelly Jeffrey and Shasta Smith.

Duncan Regional Hospital is partnering with Red River Technology Center Business and Information Technology Program to offer a work-based learning opportunity for student Alyssa Tolliver! This student is learning how to apply what she has learned in class with instructor Holly Kelly, into a real office setting at one of DRH Health Rural Clinics! With a multitude of paths to choose from and strong growth potential, there's never been a better time to explore career opportunities in healthcare!

Duncan’s 3rd graders had their Oklahoma Frontier Days today hosted by ONE Duncan. RRTC’s Pre-Engineering Academy helped with the Panning for Gold station, setting up the sluice operations, and helping the students strike it rich!

RRTC Auto Collision Technology students, Peyton Perry and Lilli Page are shown with the mailbox they painted for the local AMVETS. The mailbox will be located at the AMVETS office at 2115 West Beech Avenue. Anyone who needs to dispose of a worn or damaged American Flag can do so at this location. Proper disposal of an American Flag will ensure that the traditions and ceremony are utilized in the flag’s proper retirement.

RRTC will host an English Language Learner class Monday and Thursday nights, 6-9 pm.

RRTC Students in Mrs. Snider’s Biomedical Science Academy celebrated pi day by calculating pi based off the circumference and diameter of their pie. They also calculated the percentage of the pie they ate using angle measurements and area.

RRTC Lions Club Students of the month for March. In the picture from left to right are Phyllis Daughtrey, Landry Hinsley, Waurika High School senior in Health Careers, Marissa Padilla, Duncan High School senior in Cosmetology, and Tom Daughtrey.

RRTC's Emergency Medical Services students in Mr. Prater class have been practicing applying air splints and traction splints this week.

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Congratulations, Memre Robbins, on your first cosmetology client. Memre is a first year cosmetology student.

Congratulations to our adult Cosmetology students, Rikki Bell, Ethan Blanchfield, Makayla Curry, Jennifer Rupe, and Alix Standridge on their first cosmetology clients. The RRTC Student Salon will be booking appointments after Spring Break.

Red River Student Salon is busy getting clients ready for Spring with lots of pedicures, colors, and highlights.

First year Cosmetology student, Kylee Delaney, giving her client a flattop.

Duncan's Optimist Club presented two scholarships to Red River Technology Center Practical Nursing Students on Saturday March 9th during the Stephens County Area Science Fair. Scholarship Recipients are Hannah Lamons (left) and Kyleigh Kurszewski (right). Representatives for the Optimist Club include Ray Christian (left) and John Galloway (right).

RRTC Emergency Medical Services students have been practicing their wound packing skills using artificial blood.

Congratulations, Briley Stoll and Makayla Vanston, on your first cosmetology clients. Briley and Makayla are first year cosmetology students.