Four Business students recently placed at the Business Professionals of America (BPA) State Contest. Placing were:
Destyni Batch (Post-Secondary): 1st in Fundamental Word Processing (qualifies for Nationals); 2nd in Basic Office Systems & Procedures; and 3rd in Business Meeting Management Concepts.
Kaytlyn Williams (Secondary): 6th in Basic Office Systems & Procedures.
Chloe Blevins (Post-Secondary): 1st in Advanced Office Systems & Procedures (qualifies for Nationals); 4th in College Accounting; 4th in Management, Marketing & Human Resource Concepts; and 6th in Business Meeting Management Concepts.
Liberty Hesbrook (Secondary): 1st in Advanced Word Processing (qualifies for Nationals); and 7th in Advanced Spreadsheet Applications.
The following students placed second in the district contest as part of the Pre-Engineering Academy Quiz Bowl team and will advance to the state contest later this spring.
Ryleigh Woody, Comanche; Blaise Morgan, Walters; Josh Cannon, Walters; Philip Strachan, Duncan; Kinley Rendon, Comanche; and Breanna Ferguson, Duncan.
All of the following students will advance to the State SkillsUSA contest later this spring.
Front Row: Kaitlyn Bell, 2nd in Cosmetology – Esthetics; Empire HS; Jylian Scholl, 3rd in Cosmetology – Esthetics, Central HS; Tabitha Woody, 2nd in Cosmetology – Nails, Empire HS; Macy Prewitt, 3rd in Cosmetology, Duncan HS; (back row) Chase Kraus, 2nd in Secondary Heating and Air Conditioning, Empire HS; Mashall Mattheson, 1st in Secondary Welding Fabrication (team), Home School; Isalena Brea, 1st in Secondary Welding Fabrication (team), Duncan.
All of the following students will advance to the State SkillsUSA contest later this spring.
Front Row: Garrett Fishgrab, 1st in Secondary Welding Fabrication (team), Central HS; Madison Jarrett, 3rd in Cosmetology – Nails; Duncan HS; Destyne Robbins, 1st in Cosmetology – Nails, Central HS; Taylor Myers, 1st in Cosmetology, Comanche HS; Tanner Roberson, 3rd in Post-Secondary (Adult) Heating and Air Conditioning; (back row) Jonathan Bates, 1st in Secondary (HS) Heating and Air Conditioning, Walters HS; Austin Fowler, 1st in Post-Secondary Welding Fabrication (team), Adult; Hunter Brown, 2nd in Welding, Epic; Konner Cast, 1st in Welding, Waurika HS; Billy Mayes, 1st in Post-Secondary Welding Fabrication (team), Adult. Not pictured: Tyler Wilkinson, 1st in Post-Secondary Welding Fabrication (team), Adult; and Kyle Davis, 2nd in Post-Secondary Heating and Air Conditioning, Adult.
Five Red River Technology Center Practical Nursing students were awarded the Spring 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 Emily Telles, $500.00; Jayla Hale, $400.00; Hailee Wheatley, $400.00; Laura Scifres, $500.00; and Jayden Barbe, $500.
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
Title IX Investigation Steps
Is This a Possible Title IX Issue?
Investigation Timeline
Title IX Investigation – Supportive Measures
Notice of Title IX Investigation and Interview
Notice of Title IX Interview
Notice of Temporary Delay
Emergency Removal
Brook Holding, Assistant Superintendent
3300 W. Bois D’Arc Ave.
Duncan, OK 73534
580-255-2903, 226
bholding@rrtc.edu
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Red River Technology Center
Return to Learn COVID-19 Plan
Introduction and Summary
RRTC is committed to providing an excellent educational opportunity for its students while, at the same time, mitigating the risks associated with the COVID-19 virus during the 2020-2021 school year. Our success in this endeavor will be greatly dependent on you; the students, parents, clients, and staff. We will ask you to perform self-screenings daily before coming to RRTC. Students and staff who are exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19, or who have been exposed to COVID-19 should notify the RRTC office and STAY HOME. Students and staff who are required to stay home due to the impact of COVID-19 will be given the opportunity to work virtually to the extent possible.
RRTC has established an educational framework to adapt to the ever changing COVID-19 situation. The framework has plans for our educational platform to adjust from a traditional setting, to a modified A/B setting, and to a temporary distance setting as the COVID-19 situation will determine. Due to the nature of learning in our programs, it is the intent of RRTC to have students on campus, in some form, to the greatest extent possible while utilizing the guidelines of the ODCTE, OSDE, OSDH, and CDC to mitigate the risks of COVID-19. We look forward to working together with you to have a safe and productive school year.
The RRTC Health Careers HOSA-Future Health Professional morning and afternoon chapters recently elected officers for the 2020-2021 school year. The students elected as officers are:
AM Health Careers HOSA-Future Health Professionals Chapter: Haleigh Johnson, Temple HS, President; Tori Spruill, Duncan HS, President; Kaydi Allen, Duncan HS, Vice-President; Lauran Absher, Duncan HS, Secretary; Ashley Souter, Marlow HS, Treasurer; Estrella Sanchez, Marlow HS, Reporter; and Brooklyn Sullivan, Velma-Alma HS, Parliamentarian.
PM Health Careers HOSA-Future Health Professionals Chapter: Jade Gallaher, Duncan HS, President; Marissa Chandler, Comanche HS, Vice-President; Hope Cummings, Waurika HS, Secretary; Rolando Perez, Velma-Alma HS, Reporter; Emma Rouse, Empire HS, Parliamentarian; and Cheyanne Young, Duncan HS, Historian.
