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Operation |
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Center (NTC) is under the administration and supervision of a
duly elected Board of Education in cooperation with the Oklahoma
Department of Career and Technology Education. |
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Accreditation |
The
full-time daytime programs offered at Northeast Technology
Center are approved by the Oklahoma State
Department of Education and the Oklahoma Department of Career
and Technology Education, and are fully accredited by the North
Central Association for Colleges and Secondary Schools. The
Division of Practical Nursing is also approved by the Oklahoma
Board of Nursing and the National League for Nursing Accrediting
Commission, 61 Broadway 33rd Floor, New York, NY 10006,
212-363-5555, ext. 153. The Division of Cosmetology is also
approved by the Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology. The
accreditation certificate from the Oklahoma Department of Career
and Technology Education is displayed in the administration
building of each campus. Other certifications, licenses or
approval may be reviewed in the office of the assistant
superintendent or accredited program at the respective campuses. |
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Admission Requirements |
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Northeast Technology Center operates under the concept of
open enrollment. All persons sixteen years of age or older
are eligible for admission. Students may enroll anytime
during the school year in any program that has an opening. |
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Previous Credits |
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Students entering NTC may be given credit for any
previous training or education. The student must provide
a transcript of training or education to NTC for
evaluation. All credit given will be placed on the
student's NTC transcript. |
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Services to the
Handicapped |
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All buildings and parking lots on all campuses are
accessible to handicapped persons. Any handicapped
person requiring specific information should call the
students services department at the prospective campus. |
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Persons Designated
to Provide Student Consumer Information |
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The Directors of Student Services are designated as the
employees responsible for disbursing information to
current and prospective students at Northeast Technology
Center. They are available 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday
through Friday. These directors may be reached at their
respective campuses. |
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Information for
the High School Student |
Students attending Northeast Technology Center can earn
three elective credits per school year if course
requirements are met at their high school. The credits
earned at the technology center are issued by the
sending school on the high school transcript. Students
may attend Northeast Technology Center in either the
morning session, which runs from 8:30 A.M. to 11:30
A.M., or the afternoon session, which runs from 12:30
P.M. to 3:30 P.M. The remainder of the day is spent at
the home high school. Bus transportation is provided
from the home high school to the tech center and back.
Students may also drive their personal vehicles.
Students who attend a high school located within the
five-county technology district may attend daytime
classes free of charge. To enroll, students simply
complete an application and return it to their home
school or the tech center as soon as possible.
Registration for classes begins in late January for the
following fall term. |
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Information for
the Adult Student |
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Post-secondary adult students must complete an
application to be considered for admission. Adults
living within the technology center district pay a
tuition fee; adults living outside the district pay
double the fee. In order to complete a 1050-hour
program, adult students may attend either three hours
per day for two years of six hours per day for one year.
A Certificate of Completion will be awarded upon
successful completion of the program. |
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PROGRAMS |
TUITION*
In-District |
TUITION*
Out-of-District |
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1050-Hour
Programs/High Tech Certificate |
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| 1
Full-time Semester (525 Hours) |
$400.00 |
$800.00 |
| 2
Full-time Semester (1050 Hours) |
$800.00 |
$1600.00 |
| 2
Half-time Semester (525 Hours) |
$400.00 |
$800.00 |
| 1 Hour |
$ .76 |
$1.52 |
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*Tuition
costs do not include books/supplies that
may be needed. |
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Automotive
Maintenance & Light Repair |
$1875.00 |
$2675.00 |
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Practical
Nursing Program |
$2856.00 |
$3996.00
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Student Life |
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You will find your training at Northeast Tech to be
different than what you may have expected. Since our
goal is to teach you a skill and make you job ready,
many of our programs are run as places of business to
give you as much of a sense of actually being on the job
as possible. You are treated as an employee would be
treated and are expected to perform up to industry
standards in terms of job performance and professional
conduct. Many programs do “live work” which means you
will be actually working on customers’ vehicles or
performing professional services for them. Many times
you will work alone; many times you will work with a
partner or a part of a team. The skills and habits you
develop here can greatly benefit you later when
on-the-job in the real world, and can lead to
advancement, promotion, and increased pay. |
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Grading Scale |
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100 - 90
= A; 89 - 80 = B; 79
- 70 = C; 69 - 60 = D;
BELOW 60 = F
I = Incomplete W = Withdrawal |
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Attendance Policy |
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Much of the training you will receive at Northeast Tech
is “hands-on” and, if missed, cannot be made up with
makeup assignments. Therefore, regular attendance is
very important, much like being at work everyday is
important to your employer. High School students
enrolled at Northeast Tech will be expected to be at
Northeast when it is in session regardless of whether
their home school is in session or not. |
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Re-Admission |
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Any student dropped from Northeast Tech due to grades or
non-attendance may re-apply to the Director of Student
Services after being out one full semester. After
viewing the student’s record, the director may re-admit
the student. If re-admitted, he/she will be on probation
for the first 9 weeks of the semester. At the end of the
probation period, grades and attendance will be checked.
If the student has maintained a “C” average and been in
attendance according to the attendance policy, he/she
will be considered to be in good standing and eligible
for continued enrollment with no additional requirements
imposed. |
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Career Guidance |
A wide range of counseling services are available at
each campus. Counselors work with students on program
selection, interpersonal values to attain skill
development, and development of employability skills.
They also provide group and individual counseling and
referral to appropriate community agencies in crisis
situations. Career guidance is the systematic education
of students in the knowledge, attitudes and skills that
will be
required of them at future points in the selection and
planning of their educational programs while preparing
them for work.
Career Guidance helps
students learn about their interest, abilities, work
values, and aspirations. It gives students opportunities
to investigate occupations, make decisions, and help
them select courses that will prepare them for
additional education and training or employment after
graduation from high school. Career guidance services
are available through the Carl Perkins Counseling
Cooperative between local school districts and Northeast
Technology Center. Funding is provided by the Carl
Perkins Vocational Technology Act of 1990. |
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Academic Resource
Center (ARC) |
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For the student who wants to advance and better himself
or herself, the ARC offers many computer programs and
personalized instruction designed to enable the student
to attain entry-level basic skills or to advance in
his/her chosen field of expertise. Through self-paced,
customized programs, the computer opens up the world to
the student in areas such as math and science, language,
basic competencies, computer education, pre-employment
and work maturity skills, resume writing, job
application procedures and personal finance. Visits to
the ARC are scheduled as a regular part of the course
work at Northeast Technology Center.
The ARC is also available
in the evening for industry and community use. Various
programs can be adapted for employees to use in the job
setting. Rates and scheduling information may be
obtained by calling Northeast Tech. |
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Job Placement |
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Throughout your training we invite you to take advantage
of our job placement and support services. As part of
our curriculum you will learn valuable skills in
developing employability strategies. You will have
opportunities to enhance your job seeking skills in the
classroom and the Educational Enhancement Center.
Involvement in student organizations will prepare you in
job interviewing skills and interpersonal
communications. Northeast Technology Center’s services
to our students do not stop when the training experience
is completed. Our Counselors, Education Enhancement
Center, personnel and instructors are here to serve you
now and anytime in the future as needed for job support. |
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Equal Opportunity |
| NTC does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, national
origin, sex/gender, age, disability, religion or veteran
status in educational programs or activities. This
includes, but is not limited to recruitment, admission,
educational services and activities, financial aid and
employment. Inquires concerning application of this
policy may be referred to: Dr. Tobie
Titsworth Deputy Superintendent-Compliance
Coordinator Contact
Dr.
Titsworth |