Fort Supply Senior Katum Redfearn is enjoying being able to advance her future career choice with High Plains Technical Centers’ Health Career Program. “I always knew I wanted to help people and go into the health careers path. My dad was the first person to introduce me to the possibility of being a pharmacist. I’ve discovered it is a great way to build connections with people in the community and is still directly affecting someone’s health.”

Tuesday, September 13th, 2022 was a pretty special day for HPTC Diesel student Karsen Stephens. Karsen was presented a track chair by his classmates and Instructor Jayme Spillman. Karsen suffers from Ataxia which is a rare neurological disease.

High Plains Technology Center wind tech student Natalie Clements took her research very serious when she was looking for the best wind tech program in America, and her research led her to HPTC.

Taylor Frech didn't feel like her local high school was enough of a challenge, so she decided to try something new.

Kyrstan Cook is enjoying a great year of leadership opportunities as the Collegiate State Vice President for DECA! Kyrstan shared with the HPTC Board members recently that everything has changed for the better since enrolling at HPTC.

"CareerTech is an affordable way to learn real life skills that help you for years to come," Brewer says. 

Kellen Cansler was recently selected as the State SkillsUSA Historian!

Yasmin Reyes was recently selected as the State SkillsUSA President! Yasmin recently attended the HPTC Board Meeting and shared about her journey at HPTC thus far.

High Plains Technology Center continues to respond to the needs of individuals and business and industry in the state and beyond while focusing on helping Oklahomans succeed in life, education and the workplace.

High Plains Technology Center Practical Nursing graduate Stormy Allen's dreams have become reality.