Several young area adults with significant disabilities have collectively contributed to an achievement worth celebrating. All eight students enrolled in the 2024-25 Project SEARCH class at Canadian Valley Technology Center

Students enrolled in the afternoon Criminal Justice program at Canadian Valley Technology Center (pictured) joined students enrolled in the Firefighter program on multiple trips walking up and down the steps

For Ruth DeLeon, building a business has meant more than starting a career. She sought to create a schedule that leaves room for the people who matter most to her.

On a fittingly sizzling summer Wednesday in central Oklahoma, a retired fire truck rolled onto the Canadian Valley Technology Center campus. Not to answer a call, but to help teach

Just eight miles from Canadian Valley Technology Center’s Chickasha campus, DeeDee Mayes grew up seeing firsthand the value of career training close to home. Her respect for CV Tech deepened

Stephanie Camp is in the midst of a career reset, attempting to rekindle the artful passion she never left fully behind. Camp, 35, of El Reno, first pursued college after

“Susie” breathes, talks, coughs and even moans. She produces realistic lung and heart sounds and responds to treatment like a human patient. She’s not real, but for students learning patient

Every aircraft part Devin Reyes paints carries more than primer and precision. He’s also listening to the enduring voice of a beloved former instructor who saw potential in him before