Canadian Valley Technology Center
Success Stories
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College prep is a bit of a departure from traditional tech center classes, admits Seth Booth.
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Colin began his CareerTech journey in fourth grade through his school's 4-H club. He attended CVTC for two years and served as a student ambassador.
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Tracy Lagerquist, adult student of Chickasha, was named 2009-10 Foundation Student of the Year at the Chickasha campus during its graduation ceremony.
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Whitney Clarkson started CVTC as a high school junior with no direction, focus or motivation. Three years and two programs later, Whitney has nearly two associate de
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Kandice Haney, Verden, and Robert Estes, Rush Springs, came to CV Tech in the CADD program as recipients of the Next Step Scholarship.
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Amber Mosley, a Business Office Technology student from Chickasha, came home a national champion in Prepared Speech from the Business Professionals of America confer
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Canadian Valley-El Reno's Precision Machining program was a springboard for Brandon, who enrolled in the program in the early 2000s intent on continuing his education in college.
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Aviation Maintenance Technology Student of the Year in 2009, Robin went to work as an airplane mechanic at Tinker Air Force Base.
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Joe Johnson, a Chickasha high school graduate, came to CV Tech with the sole purpose of working as an auto mechanic when he graduated.
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Interactive Media and Web Technology student Clayton Maynard at the Chickasha campus came back from Anaheim, Calif., as a fourth place award recipient at the National Business Professiona
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Cynthia Horse, is a former PIVOT student at CV Tech and TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) client...
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Our own CIS instructor at the Chickasha campus, Michael Meloy, was the first to obtain the Competent Communicator status in the toastmasters chapter, CV Tech Toasters.
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Working in a grocery store wasn’t going to pay the bills for very long, thought Alex McCaughey. That’s why he began spreading his resume around at area temp agencies.
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Rebecca Garland of Chickasha came to CV Tech knowing she needed to find a new career path.
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Cayla is best described by her former instructor Terry Robinson as one who "consistently produces college-level work." Cayla was named Canadian Valley-El Reno's first Foundation Outstandi
