
Our Fall Outstanding Student for Welding is Dalton Anderson! Congratulations, Dalton!


Our Fall Outstanding Student for HVAC is Tanner Johnson! Congratulations, Tanner!


Our Fall Outstanding Student for EMT is Ryan Wilson! Congratulations, Ryan!


Our Fall Outstanding Student for Heavy Equipment is Cooper McKeel! Congratulations, Cooper!


Our Fall Outstanding Student for Health Science is Amy Tovar! Congratulations, Amy!


The PTC Cosmetology Salon will be taking clients beginning November 1st. To schedule an appointment, please call 580-310-2281. Appointments are available Wednesdays - Fridays from 8AM - 11AM and 12PM - 3PM. You can see a menu of services, prices, hours of operation, and the appointment number at: https://www.pontotoctech.edu/salon


The high school EMT class had the opportunity to tour Mercy EMS in Ada before they have clinical experiences. Thank you to all of the staff at Mercy for allowing students the opportunity to learn.



EMT students practiced wound packing in skills lab.



The high school EMT class has completed their Emergency Medical Responder course and passed their official skills testing. We want to wish them the best as they study for their upcoming licensure exams! #TrainingToSucceed


Pontotoc Technology Center partners with Kiamichi Technology Center to offer a Paramedic program via distance learning at the PTC campus. Get your application and submit it before November 8th! For details, call (580) 310-2248 or visit: https://www.pontotoctech.edu/o/ftp/page/paramedic


Today Biotech students learn the structure of proteins and how they fold to function. Thanks to an EPSCOR grant, this is a "hands-on" learning experience utilizing tools that provide great visualizations of the process. #TrainingToSucceed

PTC Resident Drone Expert/Instructor, Brent Balch, working with Information Technology students on flight and aerial photography today. Students have the ability to pursue certifications and become licensed commercial drone pilots if they choose it as an option during their time at PTC. #TrainingToSucceed

Hopefully you'll never find yourself in this situation, but if you ever have to wear a neck brace provided in an emergency, and you hear your EMT say, "I'm sorry, I know it's uncomfortable," it's likely because they went through empathy training and really do understand what you're going through. EMT Students at PTC certainly know first-hand. #TrainingToSucceed

A message from the Superintendent, Travis Graham: We are so proud to have a new partnership with the community of Konawa. Yesterday, voters decided to become the 10th school district served by Pontotoc Technology Center. We share a great level of responsibility and accountability to ensure all students in every school receive the highest quality education and skills training that can be provided. The efforts of our stakeholders, and the testimonies from our current/past students helped share what the partnership between Konawa Public Schools and Pontotoc Technology Center can mean for the community and generations to come. Thank you to all involved and for the trust you've put in us. All of us at PTC look forward to earning that trust. Our service to Konawa begins immediately!


Our morning welding students attended safety training on the shear machine this morning - learning how to properly and safely cut large metal. Immediately after the training students got to try their hand with the machine. Pictured left to right are Edgar Sereno (Stonewall), Brandon Gentry (Sasakwa), Luke Bartlett (Konawa), and Jeremiah Ridley (Konawa). #TrainingToSucceed

Heavy Equipment students Talyon D'Aguanno (Tupelo) helps guide Kolt Correl (Tupelo) driving the Dozer in to the shop this morning. #TrainingToSucceed

Our Information Technology Program is accepting applications for adult students. We still have a few spots left for the 2024/2025 school year. If you're thinking of a career change or just getting started, find information about the program here: https://www.pontotoctech.edu/o/ftp/page/information-technology. (Financial Aid may be available.)


EMT students practicing life saving skills in the practice lab. Pictured in the foreground are Dominick Verdadero (Roff), Tyler Norman (Konawa), and Keagan Bell (Konawa). #TrainingToSucceed.

Our IT students are hard at work practicing skills and studying for industry recognized certifications in Adobe Creative Suite, CompTIA and others. #TrainingToSucceed
NOTE: We still have a few openings for adult students in our IT program. See details about the program here: https://www.pontotoctech.edu/o/ftp/page/information-technology

EMT Program students work on their WorkKeys soft skills training modules. The WorkKeys program builds employability and soft skills to enhance the hands-on healthcare training they receive this year. This program is provided to all PTC students to help prepare them for the future, regardless of where they find their next adventure! #TrainingToSucceed