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Western Technology Center Welcomes New Students

Western Technology Center Welcomes New Students

Western Technology Center Welcomes New Students

Western Technology Center’s STEM Academy Coat Ceremony welcomed new Biomedical and Pre-Engineering students into the two- year Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Program. The Coat Ceremony symbolizes the student’s commitment to pursue excellence in their education and chosen career field.
State Sen. Brent Howard, left, SWODA board member Edie Brown, Keith Young (Cordell Senior Citizens Center), SWODA board member Leo Goerginger, and State Rep. Todd Russ during the CENA grant presentation July 24, 2019. Photo courtesy of Mary Peck, SWODA.

State Sen. Brent Howard, left, SWODA board member Edie Brown, Keith Young (Cordell Senior Citizens Center), SWODA board member Leo Goerginger, and State Rep. Todd Russ during the CENA grant presentation July 24, 2019. Photo courtesy of Mary Peck, SWODA.

More Than $325,000 In Grants Awarded In Washita County

Washita County agencies and organizations were recently awarded more than $325,000 in grant funding. The grant awards were presented July 24, 2019, by the Southwestern Oklahoma Development Agency (SWODA) and local legislators.
New employees joining Western Technology Center include: back row: Bill Helton, Cosmetology-Sayre, Greg Wedel, Service Careers-Burns Flat, Kaden Matuszewski, Maintenance-Burns Flat; front row: Priscilla Burns, Culinary Arts Food Prep Aide-Burns Flat, Ashley Hix, Computer Networking & Security Instructor-Burns Flat and Michelle Nance, Student Accounts Manager-Burns Flat. Photo courtesy of Sarah Hirschman.

New employees joining Western Technology Center include: back row: Bill Helton, Cosmetology-Sayre, Greg Wedel, Service Careers-Burns Flat, Kaden Matuszewski, Maintenance-Burns Flat; front row: Priscilla Burns, Culinary Arts Food Prep Aide-Burns Flat, Ashley Hix, Computer Networking & Security Instructor-Burns Flat and Michelle Nance, Student Accounts Manager-Burns Flat. Photo courtesy of Sarah Hirschman.

The Police Blotter

July 14, 8:47 p.m. - A caller reported to police that the neighbors let their dog out at this time every night to run around to the neigbors’ yards to do its business.
Local Gym Hosts Emergency Response Team Workout

Local Gym Hosts Emergency Response Team Workout

Local Gym Hosts Emergency Response Team Workout

Last week Cordell’s Code Blue gym hosted members of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol’s Emergency Response Team for a workout session. The team traveled from the training facility in Burns Flat in order to work out together.
Cordell’s Allyson Rees, left, and Sentinel’s Hunter Brashears participate in WTC Stem Camp. Photo courtesy of Sarah Hirschman.

Cordell’s Allyson Rees, left, and Sentinel’s Hunter Brashears participate in WTC Stem Camp. Photo courtesy of Sarah Hirschman.

Western Technology Center STEM Camp Touted As Success

On Aug. 6, 2019, the Biomedical Academy at the Western Technology Center in Burns Flat held their own STEM Camp for middle school students. This was a free camp for students across the Western Technology Center district.