Martha Overstreet Scholarship
Congratulations to Practical Nursing student Jenny Smith for being awarded the Martha Overstreet Nursing Scholarship! The award, presented by Jodie Roberts, is worth $500.00.
Lions Club Names Students of the Month
Lion’s Club names Students of the Month at RRTC for November
The Duncan Noon Lion’s Club has named Red River Technology Center Health Careers Certification student Brooklyn Sullivan and Biomedical Science Academy student Ty Scott as Students of the Month for November.
Brooklyn Sullivan, a senior at Velma-Alma High School, is active in track, BETA Club, National Technical Honor Society, and serving as a teacher’s aide. She is also active in HOSA-Future Health Professionals, where she serves as an officer.
In the community, Sullivan has volunteered her time with the BETA Day of Caring, the Comet Clothes Closet, the BETA Pink Out, Halloween Trunk or Treat, the Toy Drive, and the Food Bank.
After graduation, Sullivan plans to attend nursing school at Southwestern Oklahoma State University and become a travelling nurse or possibly a nurse practitioner.
Ty Scott, a senior at Marlow High School, is active in football, wrestling and golf. He’s also a member of the National Honor Society and participates in school safety meetings.
In the community, Scott volunteered his time doing random acts of kindness for two hours a day, one day a month through student council. He’s volunteered with the tree painting in Marlow, the Marlow Ag Labor Auction, and has also completed volunteer work through his church.
After graduation, Scott plans to attend Ole Miss University and focus on pre-dental. He then plans to attend dental school and eventually move back to Marlow to take over his parents’ dental practice.
For more information about Red River Technology Center and its programs, visit www.rrtc.edu or call 580-255-2903.
ACT Test Prep Classes
Otha Grimes Scholarship Recipients
Ten Red River Technology Center Practical Nursing students were awarded the Fall 2021 Otha Grimes Scholarship by the Oklahoma Foundation for Career and Technology Education. The scholarships, which vary in amount, are awarded twice a year in the fall and spring. Receiving the scholarships were Kurstin Hill, $500.00; Toyah Barton, $500.00; Brigetta Meddler, $400.00; Brandi Morriston, $300.00; Ana Tamez, $300.00; Ashley Carnley, $300.00; Kristie Cotton, $300.00; Zachary Harper $250.00; Erica Dodson, $250.00; and Treasure Gibbs, $250.00.
Health Careers HOSA-Future Health Professionals Chapter Elects Officers
The RRTC Health Careers HOSA-Future Health Professional morning and afternoon chapters recently elected officers for the 2021-2022 school year. The students elected as officers are:
AM Health Careers HOSA-Future Health Professionals Chapter: Brooklyn Sullivan – Senior – Velma – Parliamentarian; Nikita Guthrie – Junior – Bray – Historian; Nichzdaly Sepulveda – Senior – Duncan – Reporter; Rolando Perez –Senior – Velma – President; Karamya Whitten – Senior – Duncan – Vice President; Lauran Absher – Senior – Duncan – Secretary; Ashley Souter – Senior – Marlow – Treasurer.
PM Health Careers HOSA-Future Health Professionals Chapter: Satara Gray – Velma – Senior – Parliamentarian; Briseida Diaz – Empire – Senior – Historian; Kyndle Chastain – Duncan – Junior – Reporter; Emma Rouse – Empire – Senior – President; Kaylen Jordan – Duncan – Junior – Vice President; Cheyenne Quick – Waurika – Senior – Treasurer; Jeanie Hall – Epic – Junior – Secretary.
Nursing students awarded Jerry D. Morris Memorial Scholarship
Congratulations to Practical Nursing students Herlinda Sanchez, Harold Moran-Zamora, and Cruz Diaz for being named 2020-21 Jerry D. Morris Scholarship recipients! The scholarship is presented in memory of former RRTC superintendent Jerry Morris and is worth $500.
Title IX Trainings
Title IX training resources from the Sept. 10, 2020, OSSBA professional development titled “Title IX: Understanding New Federal Rules and Regulations”. Attending the training were: Dennis Loafman, Superintendent; Brook Holding, Assistant Superintendent; Lisa Williams, A&CD and BIS Coordinator; and Sylvia Loveday, Program Director.
Title IX Regulations: Revisions
Is This a Possible Title IX Issue?
Title IX Investigation – Supportive Measures
Notice of Title IX Investigation and Interview
Title IX Coordinators
Brook Holding, Assistant Superintendent
3300 W. Bois D’Arc Ave.
Duncan, OK 73534
580-255-2903, 226
bholding@rrtc.edu
COVID-19 Pandemic Information
Due to the passage of Senate Bill 658, RRTC will not require masks, but highly recommends the wearing of masks by students, staff and visitors.
RRTC also does not require any COVID-19 vaccination for enrollment or attendance. However, we do understand the vaccine is very helpful in preventing and/or lessening the effects of the COVID-19 virus and strongly encourage our students, staff, and stakeholders to consult with their healthcare professional to determine if a vaccination may be the right choice for them.
RRTC asks our students and staff to self-monitor for any symptoms and not attend school if symptoms are present. Please be sure to notify the front office of your absence and obtain a note from your doctor’s office or urgent care facility for attendance purposes.
Dennis Loafman – Superintendent
CORONAVIRUS INFORMATION:
Red River Technology Center is dedicated to the safety of our students and is listening to guidance from the Oklahoma Health Department on how to appropriately address concerns on the spread of the Coronavirus.
If communication is necessary regarding RRTC activities, students and staff will be contacted via School Messenger. We will also continue to post information on our Facebook page.
It’s important to remember that you can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus by taking simple steps to:
* Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
* Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
* Stay home when you are sick.
* Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.
* Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe.
* Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom, before eating, and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.
For more information, please visit: Oklahoma State Department of Health novel coronavirus website: https://coronavirus.health.ok.gov Centers for Disease Control: www.cdc.gov/COVID19 or call the Coronavirus Call Center: 877-215-8336
Short-Term Courses Enrollment Information
***All short-term classes must be paid for by 4:30pm on the first day of class. Accepted payment forms are: cash, check, and credit/debit card. Credit and debit card payments can be made over the phone.
Click here for the Short-Term Courses Enrollment Form
Click here for the Short-Term Courses Catalog
Click here for the full Winter/ Spring 2022 Short-Term Courses Schedule
See below for a list of Plans of Study for short-term courses.
Winter 2022
Enrollment ends: January 12, 2022
Classes begin: January 17, 2022
Classes end: March 10, 2022
Spring 2022
Enrollment ends: March 10, 2022
Classes begin: March 21, 2022
Classes end: May 12, 2022
Short-term Courses – Plans of Study
DDMAT or DDMAT Recertification
Advanced Certified Medication Aide
Continuing Education CMA or MAT
Medication Administration Technician (MAT) & Recertification MAT
Advanced Emergency Medical Technician
Emergency Medical Responder Recertification
Veterinarian Assistant Aide (Small Animals)
Physical Therapy Technician Aide
Who is eligible?
1. Anyone who is age 16 or older (or 18 and older for any medical related courses) and resides within the boundaries of the following 13 school districts is eligible to enroll:
Bray-Doyle, Central High, Comanche, Duncan, Empire, Grandview, Marlow, Ryan, Temple, Terral, Velma-Alma, Walters and Waurika.
2. Persons residing outside the named districts may also enroll. The tuition rate is increased for non-district residents. Call 580-255-2903 for details.
Applying – Easy as 1-2-3-4
Check the class schedule and select the class you wish to take.
1. Phone (580) 255-2903 or Toll-Free 1-888-607-2446 to enroll.
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2. Stop by the Technology Center in person at 3300 West Bois D’Arc in Duncan.
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3. Fill out the enrollment form and mail or fax it to the Technology Center.
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4. Enroll via email at kfleetwood@rrtc.edu. Please include name, social security number, address, phone number, the class for enrollment, and class date and time (if more than one option).
Tuition and Fees for Short Term Courses:
Tuition is due and payable in full the first day of class. The cost for books, supplies, and materials will vary, depending on class requirements.
Residents outside the Red River Technology Center district will be charged an increased tuition rate.
Click here for Tuition and Fees Information
Refund Policy
Tuition will be refunded upon withdrawal from a short-term adult class as follows:
Withdrawal Refund
After the 1st class 100% minus a $10 registration fee
After the 2nd class 75%
After the 3rd class 50%
After the 4th class 25%
No refunds will be issued after the 5th class meeting.
No refund will be issued for classes which are 24 hours or less in length. Withdrawal must be done in person or by phone.
Class Cancellation:
All short-term adult education classes require a minimum number of students. A class is subject to cancellation if there is insufficient enrollment. Every effort will be made to notify enrolled students if a scheduled class cannot be held.