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Election Day is on Tuesday and voters will be heading to the polls to make their voices heard on numerous elections, including bond elections.

Florence City Schools programs earn statewide honors and will compete for Governor’s Seal of Excellence.

About 40 eager students from Career Tech High Academy Charter School attended the Guam Contractors Association 2022 Industry Trade Fair and Expo Thursday at the Father Dueñas Memorial School Phoenix

Brian Matchett, ’03 agriculture, food and natural resources education and ’06 agricultural and Extension education, was one of 10 recipients of the 2022 Outstanding Educator Award.

With the College in the High School (CIHS) program, the student receives both college and high school credit for the course. In the Post Secondary Education Option (PSEO), a student may leave campus or attend the college course online.

AKRON -- A ground-breaking event was held Thursday, Aug. 18, for a building project that will add new space for Career Tech Education classes at Akron-Westfield Community School. Administrators, board...

Programming from Carnation Festival, Alliance School District, area agencies.

Gadsden City Superintendent Tony Reddick acknowledged the challenge of preparing students for a future thats constantly under construction.

State lottery revenues channeled to the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education will be used to fund purchases of everything from equipment to train future firefighters and EMTs to electric vehicles to aid in training of aspiring mechanics.

Oklahoma Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell says Career Tech is a vital part of the state’s future.