Canadian Valley Technology Center full-time programs begin Aug. 11 at all three sites. High school students have the option to drive or ride a bus from their school. Classes are

A keyboard feels like an extension of Austin Bole’s hands. His passion for computers kicked into high gear three years ago as a Piedmont High School freshman. He has been

Medical offices have protocols in order to run efficiently. From check-in to the exam room, there are likely a few people who greet patients before the physician opens the door.

More than 500 traditional school districts stretch across Oklahoma from Boise City to Broken Bow. There are more than two dozen charter schools, five virtual schools and dozens more private

Sustained growth in eastern Canadian County has spurred Canadian Valley Technology Center administration to develop new educational opportunities for prospective high school students and adults. Industrial Automation and Robotics Technology,

Lyndzie Pechacek recalls watching with wonderment as a little girl while her father worked in a machine shop. He enjoyed tinkering, so naturally, she did as well. As she grew,

Canadian Valley Technology Center Career Assessment Specialist Kendra Allen was presented with a national award this week. Allen, 54, of Anadarko, has been named the Association for Career & Technology

Oklahoma’s educational landscape was virtually unchanged from the late 1800s to the late 1960s. College was the only option beyond a basic education. Nobody really catered to the vocational interests

Canadian Valley Technology Center is one of nine certified Centers for Workforce Excellence chosen by the Oklahoma Department of Commerce. Sean Kouplen, secretary of commerce and workforce development, and members