RRTC CNC students becoming familiar with the equipment in the shop.
RRTC Cosmetology 1st year students are learning backcombing techniques and French twists this week while the 2nd year students are busy reviewing haircut techniques.
RRTC students are beginning their hands on training in the shop areas.
RRTC Biomed seniors rocking the metaphorical models of ELISA. Cheese Pizza-James Breitigan, Cyanne Crawford, Raylee Chaney, and Ava Boozer. Avocado Toast-Jasmine Morales, Kady Wiggins, Aaliyah Smith, and Lacey Hansen-Beck. Taco-Lauren Misner, Addyson Eschiti, and Abigail Olivier. Shark Slush-Jill Swor, Jadyn Brown, and Giselle Zavala.
Western Oklahoma Local Agriculture Collaborative workshops were held today at RRTC in the Jerry D. Morris Business & Industry Services building.
RRTC students have already begun CPR training in the Health Careers and EMS programs.
RRTC 1st year Biomed Students are investigating an unattended death. They will use the evidence they find to solve this mysterious death. Students pictured: Mackenzie Ebenhack, Ariona Goldsberry, Morgan Middick, Benjamin Tungate and Karsen Cogburn
The Pre-Engineering students completed a Cable Car Challenge on Friday, where they had to design, build, and test a vehicle and launch it horizontally, using limited craft materials. This “instant challenge” promoted teamwork, creativity, brainstorming, design, and problem solving. A fun activity to wrap up the week after several days of applied math team challenges!
First Aid Skills Day at RRTC for Health Careers students in Mrs. Jacobi's class.
Red River Technology Center Blood Drive, Thursday, September 7, 7:30 am-2:30 pm
RRTC’s BMITE programs (Business and Information Technology Education and Graphic Design and Digital Marketing) participated in a scavenger hunt on the first day of school. This activity enabled first year students to become familiar with the programs and services offered at RRTC.
RRTC would like to wish our students and faculty and staff a great first day of school. “The secret of getting ahead is getting started.” —Mark Twain.
Red River Technology Center held orientation for all new and returning students last week. Over 80% of all students and parents attended. Faculty and staff are excited for the new school year.
Red River Technology Center's faculty and staff have been busy preparing for the new school year. We are looking forward to seeing all of our students on Wednesday, August 9.
Brandon Ward representing RRTC in Atlanta at SkillsUSA National Leadership Skills Conference.
LeeAnn Hale and Kenzlee Wauqua representing RRTC at SkillsUSA National Leadership Skills Conference in Atlanta to compete in Nail Care.
Happy Retirement to Theresa Ensley, Gerry Rawlings, Steven Dobey, and Bill Leyrer!
RRTC students that placed first-sixth place at SkillsUSA State competition received the Kenneth and Juliette Woodward Scholarship.
RRTC's Awards assembly was held on May 3. Students were recognized for their involvement in HOSA and SkillsUSA. Instructors announced their outstanding students for this year from their morning and afternoon classes. Several scholarships were awarded including the Duncan Noon Lion's Club Scholarship. Jacob Thomas was the recipient of the Lion's Club Scholarship.
RRTC’s EMS and Practical Nursing students participated in the 3rd annual live simulation that was held Thursday on campus. RRTC would like to thank Survival Flight, Air Evac Lifeteam, Chickasaw Emergency Management, Stephens County Emergency Management, City of Duncan Emergency Management, Duncan Fire Department, Duncan Police Department, Duncan Regional Hospital, Murray State College – Nursing Department, Stephens County Health Department, Tri-County Towing and Recovery, and Sellers Auto & Truck Salvage. Also, we would like to thank our patient volunteers, Bryce Churchman, Chris Basham, Ian Cain and students from Marlow High School Speech and Drama/Stagecraft.
