On Tuesday, April 17, 2018 the Kiamichi Technology Center inducted 29 new members from the Poteau Campus into the National Technical Honor Society.
The goal of the National Technical Honor Society is to see that deserving CareerTech students be recognized and that the people of the community become aware of the talents and abilities of the young people and adults who choose CareerTech education pathways to a successful future.
These students were nominated by their CareerTech instructor based on the qualifications of good attendance, grade point average, and for displaying excellent citizenship, leadership, and attitude qualities. NTHS Advisors are Kellie Sanders and Melanie Thomas.
The following students were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society:
Poteau Campus
Biomedical Science – Melanie Thomas & Kimberly Hardaway, Instructors
Jillian Cochran of Poteau Ashton Durant of Wister
Faith England of Panama Kaylee Garrett of Pocola
Hadley McClish of Pocola
Criminal Justice – Michael Walker, Instructor
Noah Bowen of Poteau
EAST – Kelly Falkner, Facilitator
Colton Davis of Poteau Orlando Diaz of Poteau
Justina Maxwell of Poteau Britney Moreno of Poteau
Dylan Rodgers of Panama
EMT – Paramedic – Lisa Dyer, Instructor
Paul Lynn of Spiro Kalen Melton of Poteau
Nathan Summerlin of Vian Stephen Taylor of Ft. Smith, AR
Mindi Wheat of Idabel
Health Careers Certifications – Lorraine Christmas & Sarah Bowman, Instructors
Irish Alex of Leflore Rio Alex of Leflore
Kara Bates of Poteau Myeka Bluford of Poteau
Ana Bustos of Poteau Mayra Garcia of Heavener
Nikisha Godsby, Home School Maycee Pendley of Wister
Shaelyn Ray of Wister Payton Weaver of Leflore
Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning – David Rogers, Instructor
Jacob Branscum of Poteau Brandon Watson of Wister
Welding Technology – Dennis Thomas, Instructor
Jeffery Creel of Shady Point
Kiamichi Technology Centers has been an integral part of the communities in southeastern Oklahoma since 1968, serving ten full counties and parts of three other counties. KTC is part of the Oklahoma CareerTech system and is one of 29 districts within the state. KTC has more than 30 career programs, and offers a wide variety of evening and weekend short-term courses as well as certifications in many diverse career fields. KTC serves nearly 23,000 individuals each year, including many area companies who receive training through the Business and Industry Services Division that works with over 400 businesses each year. For more information on KTC call the Poteau Campus at 918-647-4525 or visit their website at www.ktc.edu. Like their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ktcpoteau.
Pictured: Front Row ( L to R) –Mayra Garcia, Shaelyn Ray, Maycee Pendley, Payton Weaver, Myeka Bluford, Kara Bates, Nikisha Godsby, Rio Alex, Hadley McClish, Orlando Diaz Back Row (L to R) Kalen Melton, Mindi Wheat, Colton Davis, Dylan Rodgers, Justina Maxwell, Kaylee Garrett, Jacob Branscum, Jillian Cochran, Irish Alex, Jeffery Creel, Faith England, Ashton Durant, Noah Bowen, Nathan Summerlin, Stephen Taylor, Paul Lynn Not Pictured: Ana Bustos, Britney Moreno, and Brandon Watson
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