Page 10 - Metro Tech News Today

OKLAHOMA CITY – The 2022 David Wade Memorial Active Attack Conference in partnership with Heartland Medical Direction will be held July 18 through 21, 2022 at Metro Technology Centers’ Springlake

Oklahoma City – Eight Metro Technology Centers’ (MTC) students recently placed in the top ten within their competitions at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference (NLSC).

The Community Outreach and Wellness Department at Metro Technology Centers has received a $30,000 grant from the Oklahoma City Community Foundation through its OKCGetsFit Wellness Initiative.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Seven Oklahoma students have received $1000 scholarships from the Oklahoma Foundation for the Education of Blind Children and Youth.

Phoenix school districts are changing their bus fleets to electric, and two that serve mostly Latino students – Cartwright Elementary and Phoenix Union High School – are leading the charge.

High school students who aspire to star in films or in other roles in filmmaking may want to take part in deadCenter University, an intensive two-day program geared to stoke interest in Oklahoma’s growing film industry, slated this year for June 9-10.

Labor officials, who have already challenged the mandatory vaccines in court, were poised to amp up the fight against the firings that left nine police officers and 37 civilian NYPD employees looking for work as unvaccinated Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving and players with the Yankees and Mets were cleared to play.

Oklahoma student and professional first responders will work together to put life-saving skills into practice during a mass casualty exercise.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) training begins Friday, March 4, at Metro Technology Centers’ Springlake Campus, Health Careers Center located at 1720 Springlake Drive, in Oklahoma City.

While staggering in their sheer number, the firings were a long time in the making.