"Preparing Tomorrow’s Workforce Today"

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

Saylar Garrett, representing Velma-Alma High School, is a senior in our Clinical Medical Assistant Program and Hailey Potts, representing Duncan High School, is a senior in our Biomedical Science 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: Corey Ahlfenger, Saylor Garrett, Hailey Potts, and Matt Maloney

RRTC’s High School Practical Nursing students are getting ready for clinicals with orientation and hands-on preparation!

RRTC alumni giving back! Former EMS students are sharing their skills and experience to help current EMS students succeed.

RRTC’s Cosmetology students welcomed Scott Archuleta, a New York-based sales representative for Pretty in a Minute, who introduced them to new products and techniques. Students enjoyed learning and getting hands-on practice with the latest products!

RRTC’s Clinical Medical Assistant students had the opportunity to participate in the Virtual Dementia Tour, hosted by Second Wind Dreams and the Alzheimer’s Association Oklahoma Chapter. This evidence-based experience was a great opportunity for our students to gain a deeper understanding of dementia while building awareness, empathy, and compassion for individuals living with dementia.

We were very honored to welcome Congressman Tom Cole to Red River Technology Center! Congressman Cole spent time visiting with some of our students and touring our facility. We appreciate him taking the time to visit our campus and learn more about the opportunities available to our students.

RRTC students attended HOSA, Future Health Professionals, Fall Leadership conference in Norman. Students were able to meet fellow HOSA members, decide the next state officer team, attend informative breakout sessions, and learn about new HOSA updates.

RRTC’s BPA officers attended the BPA Fall Leadership Conference in Norman this week. They gained valuable leadership training, participated in workshops, and had the opportunity to network with other BPA members. We’re proud of our students for representing Red River Technology Center!

Bring your little ghosts and goblins to Red River Technology Center for Trunk or Treat!
Come dressed in your favorite costume and join us for some Halloween fun!

RRTC’s CNC Machining Program welcomed guest speaker Dwayne Snyder, Regional Tooling Representative for Kennametal Tools, today. Dwayne spoke with our students about the responsibilities of a tooling representative and how they work within the machining industry. We appreciate him taking the time to share his knowledge and experience with our students!

Red River Technology Center’s first-year CNC Machining students are learning production-line processes as they machine parts for our Welding program. Hands-on learning that prepares students for the workforce!

RRTC’s CNC students are putting together their new toolboxes, thanks to support from the HAAS Foundation! We’re grateful for the Foundation’s continued commitment to our students and all they do to help provide hands-on learning opportunities.

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!