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RRTC students in Mrs. McMain’s Biomedical Science class are learning about lung functions. They had the opportunity to examine a pig’s lung, which is very close to a human’s lung.
Marlow Middle School Gifted and Talented students recently attended a Stop the Bleed demonstration at RRTC. Practical Nursing and Emergency Medical Services students demonstrated proper procedures to stop bleeding.
Get Your Race On!!
It’s winner take all!
The Electronics Technology students at Red River Technology Center put it all on the line, literally, during the 2023 “Mouse-Bot Drag Races”!!
The students build, test and modify their robotic cars, -which are sound activated and employ optical sensors- for optimal performance when it’s time hit the track!!
The students have a great time with the project and get very creative as they seek to become “The Champion”!! Stay tuned to Facebook to see some of the races.
On Saturday March 25, 2023, Red River Technology Center hosted volunteer firefighters from across the state for Flammable Liquid and Gas fire suppression training. The Oklahoma State University Fire Service Training team provided the equipment and instructor for the 12 hour course, allowing the VFD personnel to acquire a valuable skillset if they are ever faced with a similar situation in the field.
Photo credits – Steve Earnhart, Eric Hancock
The RRTC 2023 Advisory Banquet was held March 23. RRTC appreciates all of our community and business partners for their continued support regarding industry needs.
RRTC's Electronics Technology students are in the building phase of their mouse-bot cars for the car show this year.
February 15th is National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day! Thank you Officer Carrio. We appreciate everything you do for our students and staff at RRTC!
Regional SkillsUSA Cosmetology competition held at RRTC on February 6.
Pre-Engineering Academy students recently held cardboard canoe races at the Simmons Center. The canoes were constructed from cardboard and duct tape only.