Adult students residing within the above described District can attend and pay in-district tuition rates; other adult students will be charged an out-of-district tuition rate. A written agreement between Autry Technology Center, Chisholm Trail Technology Center, High Plains Technology Center, Pioneer Technology Center, and Northwest Technology Center allows adult students residing within any of these technology center districts to attend career programs and pay in-district tuition rates certain conditions apply.
The technology center system was created to consolidate resources for expensive technology education programs to serve a wide geographical area. In the fiscal year, NWTC had over 15, enrollments in all programs combined. Each elected member represents a designated population zone in the district that is revised periodically in accordance with U.
Census Data. The term of office of each member is five years on a staggered basis. The Assistant Superintendents supervise all staff on their respective campus.
High school students attend the Technology Center either morning or afternoon and then attend their regular high school the other part of the day. Adult students attend either full-time or part-time during the traditional school week, Monday — Friday, and during the traditional school year August — May.
The staff works with businesses to customize and design training to meet specific needs. Support services such as business consultation, securing resources for training, and assisting new and expanding businesses are available; Short-Term Courses — Short-Term training courses at NWTC are shorter duration courses that provide adults opportunities to enhance skill sets, broaden career interests, earn industry certifications, and explore leisure interests. NWTC offers a variety of services to support the educational programs and meet the needs of our customers, partners, and stakeholders.
The major areas that focus on and support our educational programs are:. NWTC strives to ensure student success through these support services; ultimately enhancing the job skills of individuals and the profitability of businesses contributes to the economic development of our customers. NWTC delivers educational programs and services through a variety of mechanisms designed to meet not only the needs of learners of all ages, but also different learning styles and abilities.
Various delivery methods include, but are not limited to:. Students receiving a Federal Pell Grant may be eligible for discounted broadband internet service.
For further information, visit. MATC would like to congratulate these Ryan Redus and Logan Becker have been named as both the recipients of the J. Home Search. Full-Time Programs. Short-Term Classes. Parent Portal. View Event District. Professional Day No School Also, district residents, usually adults, flock to the centers to learn new skills or enhance existing ones in popular short-term courses. While high school students attend tuition-free, adult students are charged nominal tuition to offset costs.
Students are frequently able to earn credit hours for their studies from local colleges. In fiscal year , Oklahoma's technology centers had 22, secondary enrollments. Most high school students attend approximately three hours per day, either in the morning or the afternoon. Because of increased graduation requirements, technology centers are adapting schedules and pursuing other avenues to provide students with the flexibility they need to attend.
The technology centers also serve nearly 10, full-time adult enrollments.
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