More great moments from the 8th Grade Career Expo!
A HUGE thank you to all the amazing RRTC staff and students who helped make this event such a success. Your hard work, energy, and dedication made a big impact on the 8th graders exploring their futures.
2 months ago, RRTC
RRTC recently welcomed approximately 630 8th grade students from across the district for an engaging and educational Career Expo. During the event, students had the opportunity to tour each of RRTC’s programs and explore various career paths.
In addition to the hands-on tours, students also heard from several industry guest speakers who shared valuable insights about their professions. Special thanks to our guest speakers:
• Lesa Hefner – Duncan Regional Hospital
• Jacob Johnson – KellPro Inc.
• Craig Taliaferro – Arvest Bank
• Duncan Fire Department
• Michael Breeze – Hypnosis with Mike
We’re grateful for the partnership with these professionals who helped inspire the next generation of the workforce!
2 months ago, RRTC
RRTC's Long Term Care Aide students in Mr. Loafman''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.
2 months ago, RRTC
Students in the Construction Technology program at Red River Technology Center (RRTC) are getting hands-on experience through an exciting masonry project. Under the guidance of their instructor, these future trades professionals are developing key skills in bricklaying, mortar mixing, and wall construction — foundational techniques in the construction industry.
This project not only strengthens their technical knowledge but also emphasizes the importance of precision, teamwork, and safety on the job site. It’s a prime example of how RRTC blends classroom learning with real-world application to prepare students for success in the skilled trades.
Stay tuned for more updates as these students continue to build their skills — one brick at a time!
2 months ago, RRTC
Sixteen of RRTC’s Pre-Engineering students competed in the TSA RIVERSPORT OKC event on Sept. 17, designing and racing cardboard canoes using only cardboard and duct tape. All three teams stayed afloat and placed 2nd, 3rd, and 4th in their heat—no sinkings!
They joined 88 teams from across Oklahoma for a day full of STEM fun, including rock climbing, kayaking, surfing, and more. Great job, students!
3 months ago, RRTC
RRTC's September Lions Club students of the month are Larry Bustos, Duncan and KayLynn Delaney, Central. Both students are seniors in the Clinical Medical Assistant Program. As seen in the picture from left to right Phyllis Daughtrey, Corey Ahlfenger, Larry Bustos, KayLynn Delaney, and Matthew Maloney. Congratulations Larry and KayLynn!
3 months ago, RRTC
RRTC’s Health Career HOSA Officers (morning) for 2025-26 are President-Graci Lockwood, Vice-President-Allie Foster, Parliamentarian-Kally Loyd, Treasurer-Daylin Keyser, Secretary- Kaylynn Delaney, and Reporter- Alissa Cobbs. Congratulations, students!
3 months ago, RRTC
RRTC's Clinical Medical Assistant students in Mrs.Jacobi's class participated in job shadowing at Duncan Regional Hospital (DRH) today. We sincerely thank DRH for welcoming our students and providing them with this valuable learning opportunity.
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RRTC’s Health Career HOSA Officers (afternoon)for 2025-26 are President-Jordan Kinzey, Vice-President-Shiann Walker, Secretary-London Kelly, Reporter-Francisco Calixto, Treasurer-Julianna Garcia, and Parliamentarian-Chassidy Morgan. Congratulations, students!
3 months ago, RRTC
Students in RRTC’s Construction Technology Program gain hands-on experience by performing demolition work, helping to prepare existing structures for future renovations or new uses.
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RRTC's Clinical Medical Assistant students in Mrs. Fish's class participated in job shadowing at Duncan Regional Hospital (DRH) on Tuesday. We sincerely thank DRH for welcoming our students and providing them with this valuable learning opportunity.
3 months ago, RRTC
Huge shoutout to RRTC’s Biomedical Science Academy seniors!
They each earned perfect results in the challenging "Super Bug" lab. Their hard work, precision, and dedication to science are truly inspiring. The future of healthcare is in good hands!
3 months ago, RRTC
Red River Technology Center recently hosted the Tri-County Counselors’ Meeting, bringing together counselors from RRTC’s partner schools for an engaging and informative event. Attendees had the opportunity to learn about the many exciting programs and initiatives happening at RRTC. It was a great morning of collaboration, networking, and shared vision for student success across the area. Thank you to all who attended and helped make the event a success!
3 months ago, RRTC
Our EMS students at RRTC are getting hands-on with bone anatomy! From the skull to the femur, they’re learning the structure and function of the human skeleton—an essential part of preparing for real-world emergency care.
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Biomedical Science Academy HOSA officers for 2025-26 are President-Paige Emery, Vice-President-Staci Strachan, Secretary- Amelia Zgleszewski, Treasurer-Julius Sitchon III, and Historian- Gerardo Moran. Congratulations!
3 months ago, RRTC
RRTC's new Construction Technology program is officially underway!
Students are already hard at work, diving into hands-on learning and real-world skills. This program was added just this year, and we’re thrilled to watch these future professionals build their paths—one project at a time. We can’t wait to see what they accomplish!
3 months ago, RRTC
RRTC Biomedical Science Academy juniors are using forensic techniques on simulated blood evidence to determine the cause of an unattended death.
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RRTC Welding students repairing broken safety railing behind the welding facility. Oh, and we can’t leave out the fire watchers! Great job, guys!
3 months ago, RRTC
RRTC Blood Drive hosted by the Practical Nursing Program will be held in the Main Building Seminar Room.
4 months ago, RRTC
Anatomy and Physiology students in Mrs. Johnston’s Biomed class trying to maintain homeostasis. Homeostasis is the process by which living organisms maintain a stable internal environment despite changes in the external environment. It involves regulating variables like body temperature, pH, and nutrient concentrations to ensure optimal functioning. Essentially, it's the ability of an organism to maintain a stable internal equilibrium.
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