
Fall 2023 Practical Nursing Outstanding Student: Stephanie Munoz - We recently recognized our outstanding students for the Fall of 2023. Outstanding students are selected by their instructors based on established criteria that allow them to recognize someone who is, well, outstanding! Congratulations to all our Fall Outstanding Students!


Fall 2023 Information Technology Outstanding Student: Jacob Thomas - We recently recognized our outstanding students for the Fall of 2023. Outstanding students are selected by their instructors based on established criteria that allow them to recognize someone who is, well, outstanding! Congratulations to all our Fall Outstanding Students!


Fall 2023 Welding Outstanding Student: Creed Booth - We recently recognized our outstanding students for the Fall of 2023. Outstanding students are selected by their instructors based on established criteria that allow them to recognize someone who is, well, outstanding! Congratulations to all our Fall Outstanding Students!


Fall 2023 Automotive Outstanding Student: James Tschierch - We recently recognized our outstanding students for the Fall of 2023. Outstanding students are selected by their instructors based on established criteria that allow them to recognize someone who is, well, outstanding! Congratulations to all our Fall Outstanding Students!


Fall 2023 Health Science Outstanding Student: Aydyn Laird - We recently recognized our outstanding students for the Fall of 2023. Outstanding students are selected by their instructors based on established criteria that allow them to recognize someone who is, well, outstanding! Congratulations to all our Fall Outstanding Students!


Fall 2023 EMT Outstanding Student: Peyton Bills - We recently recognized our outstanding students for the Fall of 2023. Outstanding students are selected by their instructors based on established criteria that allow them to recognize someone who is, well, outstanding! Congratulations to all our Fall Outstanding Students! (Photo Credit: Alyssa Flores)


Fire Cadets respond to mock 911 calls as a part of their training. This time, the patients requiring emergency assistance were in our Business and Industry Services wing on campus.




PTC Lineworker Academy students at the top of the Seminole Power Plant in Konawa.


Thanks to Mercy EMS! Pontotoc Tech EMT students got to explore and get familiar with the ambulances.



The Lineworker class spending time in the transmission yard. #TrainingToSucceed





PTC Pratical Nursing program names 2023-2024 HOSA officers. Left to right, Mareya Mata, Kelly LaNoy, Brandy Ames, Mrs. Julie Williams, Billy Catron, Kenda Brock, Danette Balliett, Alexia Franklin


PTC Welding students taking advantage of the great weather earlier this month to learn elevated welding safety and skills. Other projects in the works include preparations for work at the East Central University Baseball Field and a massive pond drainage pipe. #TrainingToSucceed







Don't forget the Free Flu Vaccine Drive Thru Clinic TODAY (October 19th), 9AM-3PM at Pontotoc Technology Center, 601 West 33rd St. Ada. Follow the signs and you can't miss it! The Clinic is made possible by the Chickasaw Nation, and the Pontotoc County Health Department with assistance from the PTC Practical Nursing program. Remember to wear short sleeves and leave pets at home! No appointment necessary. Learn more about the Practical Nursing program at: www.pontotoctech.edu/practicalnursing





PTC IT Student John Linebarger recently ran into a bit of car trouble arriving to class one day. His car just died. About that time, the Firefighter Academy students were running by on their morning PT run and decided to give John a hand. They pushed his car all the way to the other side of our campus and into the Automotive shop. Automotive student Matthew Brogdon diagnosed the issue and had John back on the road the next day. Linebarger said, “I guess if my car had to break down, it couldn’t have happened at a better time and place! Thanks to everyone who helped!” PTC programs are constantly collaborating with each other…sometimes it’s unplanned. #TrainingToSucceed




29 Tech Centers, 391 PK-12 School Districts, 15 Skill Centers, 32 Adult Educations and Family Literacy Centers - PTC is a part of the #OKCareerTech system. See what that means at: https://www.pontotoctech.edu/page/about

Live work at the PTC salon has begun for the 2023/2024 school year. Today, the salon was hoping with haircuts, washing, color, and more! If you're interested in scheduling an appointment for service, call (580) 310-2281. (All student services are supervised by the instructor.)




Friday, October 6th is Manufacturing Day
https://www.manufacturingusa.com/manufacturing-day-2023
Pontotoc Technology Students travelled to several of our businesses and industry partners to explore career options and increase awareness around the manufacturing industry. All of us at PTC appreciate Flex-N-Gate, Globe Mfg, RamJack, Anderson Quarries, and GAMI for investing in our student's futures today!






In-District Secondary students attend PTC at NO COST. Businesses hiring CareerTech graduates have the advantage of quick onboarding of highly skilled workers with hands-on industry experience. Learn more about PTC and #OKCareerTech at https://www.pontotoctech.edu/page/about

The PTC Cosmetology Program will begin accepting clients for the 2023/2024 school year on October 1st. All student services are supervised by the instructor. Appointments can be made by calling (580) 310-2281.


Skill development goes above and beyond at PTC. Peer instruction develops soft-skills necessary in the workforce and the ability to mentor/teach others can be a career distinguishing skill! Pictured, second year students teach first year students cutting torch skills.


