"Preparing Tomorrow’s Workforce Today"

RRTC’s Cosmetology students, Addalynn Miglietti and Emma Howell, welcomed their first clients! Congratulations, ladies, on this exciting milestone!

RRTC’s Biomedical Science Academy seniors participated in job shadowing at Duncan Regional Hospital (DRH) on Thursday. We are grateful to DRH for opening their doors and giving our students the opportunity to explore careers in healthcare firsthand!

Congratulations, Jaelee Thompson Dumos, on completing the Red River Technology Center Adult Cosmetology program!
We’re proud of you and wish you the best in your future career!

Software is being installed on the new HAAS lathes recently received by RRTC’s CNC Machining program through grant funding. We can’t wait to start putting these new machines to work!

RRTC’s Junior Biomedical Science Academy students aren’t always stressed in the lab! Yesterday, they got to put their muscles to the test while learning about fast-twitch and slow-twitch muscle fibers.

RRTC's Clinical Medical Assistant students in Mrs. Fish’s class participated in job shadowing at Duncan Regional Hospital (DRH) this week. We sincerely thank DRH for welcoming our students and providing them with this valuable learning opportunity.

Friday was test day in Mrs. Johnston’s Biomedical Science Academy class. Students put their knowledge of bones and landmarks to the test. A stressful day for both the students and Mrs. Johnston!

We’re proud to recognize our Red River Technology Center Lions Club Students of the Month for September!

Rowan Cox, representing Marlow High School, is a senior in our Clinical Medical Assistant Program and Jacy Lee, representing Walters High School, is a senior in our Pre-Engineering Academy.

We truly appreciate the opportunity to attend Lions Club luncheons, where our students get to connect with incredible community servants. The Lions Club continues to make a meaningful impact by generously supporting our students with continuing education scholarships.

Pictured left to right: Phyllis Daughtrey, Rowan Cox, Jacy Lee, and Corey Ahlfenger

RRTC’s NTHS Advisors, Mrs. McFatridge and Mrs. Slate, met with returning NTHS students today to review the requirements for remaining in good standing this year. Missed the meeting? A makeup session will be held September 17 in both the morning and afternoon.

Our RRTC counselors, Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Montalbano, have been hard at work making sure every student is signed up for our new student portal! We’re excited to give students easy online access to their important information all in one place. We appreciate our counselors for helping make this transition a success!

Big things are happening in RRTC’s CNC Machining program!

The program just received two new HAAS TL-1 CNC lathes, purchased with grant funding. These new machines will provide students with even more opportunities for hands-on, industry-focused training!

RRTC’s Long-Term Care Aide students in Mrs. Evans’ class are practicing how to properly wear PPE as they prepare for careers in healthcare!

Learning sound, one project at a time! RRTC’s second-year Graphic Design & Digital Marketing students are exploring audio equipment and practicing sound editing.

Creativity in action! RRTC’s first-year Graphic Design & Digital Marketing students are mastering drawing basics and perspective sketching.

RRTC’s Construction Technology students recently assembled walls in the Emergency Medical Services lab using office partitions to create realistic spaces such as bedrooms, closets, and bathrooms. These simulated environments will give EMS students hands-on experience maneuvering medical cots and equipment through tight spaces while accessing, assessing, and transporting patients. The rooms will also provide valuable training opportunities for search-and-rescue scenarios during fire-related classes.

It’s a great example of RRTC programs working together to create real-world learning experiences!

Forensic Science in Action

RRTC Biomedical Science Academy juniors are putting forensic techniques to work! Students are analyzing fingerprints, hair, and digital evidence while developing real-world skills used in forensic investigations.

Learning science through hands-on experiences!

What a great first day at Red River Technology Center! We loved seeing our students back on campus and can’t wait to see everyone again tomorrow!

We're ready to welcome our students back!
The faculty and staff at Red River Technology Center have been hard at work preparing for an amazing school year, and we can't wait to see our students return on Monday, August 10.
Here's to new opportunities, new goals, and a great year ahead. See you Monday!