Moore Norman Technology Center

The Norman Kiwanis Club recognized one adult and one high school student yesterday as Students of the Month. Selected students are enrolled at Moore Norman Technology Center and represent full-time career majors in Business and Information Technology.

Moore Norman Technology Center is offering a youth driver awareness program this spring called "Alive at 25" targeted to drivers ages 15-24. The next session is 5-9 p.m. Thursday March 4 at MNTC's Franklin Road Campus in Norman. The cost is $35 and a current learner's permit or a driver's license is not necessary. The sessions are taught by Oklahoma Highway Patrol officers. Subsequent sessions are April 8 and May 6.

Free parent sessions will be held Tuesdays: 

After the rush of this year’s holiday season has past, most people regain a sense of normalcy about their schedules and daily concerns. However, there are youth in Norman and Moore who know that “normal” holds quite a different meaning. It’s when people are in situations like these that those like Nancy Holt and the students in her Entrepreneurship class do their best work.

Holt has been the Entrepreneurship instructor at Moore Norman Technology Center for 27 years, and has been involved in just about double the number of community service projects since.

The Norman Kiwanis Club recognized one adult and one high school student this week as December Students of the Month. Selected students are enrolled at Moore Norman Technology Center and represent full-time career majors in Technical and Engineering and Business Information Technology.

Moore Norman Technology Center is hosting a youth driver awareness program this fall called "Alive at 25" targeted to drivers ages 15-24. The second session is 5:30-9:30 p.m. this Thursday at MNTC's South Penn Campus located at 13301 S. Penn Ave. The cost is $35 and a current learner's permit or a driver's license is not necessary. The program is taught by Oklahoma Highway Patrol officers.

Subsequent youth sessions will be held: 

Sixth through twelfth grade students and their parents are invited to attend this interactive community event on Thursday, Nov. 5 from 6– 8 p.m. at the MNTC Franklin Road Campus. Career Awareness Night is hosted each year by Moore Norman Technology Center in partnership with Moore and Norman Public Schools.

Pitch Day - a nerve-wracking and highly competitive event for artists working in music, television, and film. But Pitch Day is what students in Moore Norman Technology Center's Digital Video Production class experienced when they recently unveiled their short-film ideas to a panel of eight professional film-makers.

Moore Norman Technology Center is offering a free workshop on understanding and qualifying as an 8A business from 10 a.m. - Noon, Thursday Sept. 17 at MNTC's South Penn Campus, Room P110. Participants will gain insights into some of the most-asked questions about becoming an 8A, or minority-owned, business, and how this status can help in qualifying for more government contracts. The seminar is offered through a partnership between Moore Norman Technology Center, the Pioneer Library System, Counselors to America's Small Business (SCORE) and Rural Enterprises of Oklahoma, Inc.

Moore Norman Technology Center earned high honors during the 42nd Oklahoma Association of Career & Technology Education August Conference held at the Cox Convention Center in Oklahoma City earlier this month. MNTC earned the title of Gold Star School for an eighth time, the organization was recognized for its Partners for Progress initiative, and Special Projects Director Jeanette Capshaw earned the Outstanding Educator of the Year Award.