The board meeting included a Superintendent's report on the restoration of IT systems following a recent cyberattack and presentations recognizing staff transitions and student achievements in the STEM program. The Treasurer provided an update on November 2025 finances, noting that budget and revenue goals remain on track. Key business actions included the approval of an amended Memorandum of Agreement with the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education regarding the EMPOWER consortium and a new Clinical Rotation Agreement with Pafford EMS. Additionally, the board reviewed and approved various personnel actions, including employment, transfers, and resignations, as well as a series of encumbrances and purchasing items to support district operations.
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This document outlines highlights from Fiscal Year 2025 for Metro Technology Centers, detailing the sunsetting of the Vision 2025 Strategic Plan and introducing the subsequent 'Journey of Excellence'. The new direction emphasizes continuous improvement focused on students, employees, community, and long-term sustainability, building upon the four pillars of Vision 2025: Academic Excellence & Quality Career Training, Empowered Employees, Community & Workforce Partnerships, and Infrastructure, Growth and Investments. The report showcases achievements in student satisfaction, workforce placement, and community engagement, reinforcing the mission to prepare individuals for successful employment and life in a global society.
Sep 9, 2025·Board meeting
Metro Technology Centers Board Of Education Regular Meeting
The board discussed district-wide updates, including community outreach initiatives and staffing recognitions. Action items included the approval of fund transfers, the establishment of new activity funds, and the adoption of the school district budget amendment. The board reviewed and approved various agreements, such as training and placement services, and construction management revisions for the Synergy Center. Additionally, the meeting covered personnel actions involving employment, transfers, and resignations. Several financial encumbrances were authorized, encompassing maintenance projects like STEM building facade repairs, purchases of virtual reality curriculum, and various operational supplies for academic and support departments.
Aug 12, 2025·Board meeting
Metro Technology Centers Minutes
The board meeting included a superintendent's report highlighting staff awards, presentations from staff regarding their roles and professional journeys, and a treasurer's report regarding financial statements. The board approved several items, including a lease agreement with B & B Catering, benefits for non-negotiating employees, various memorandums of understanding (MOUs) for professional development, partnerships with Oklahoma City Public Schools and Millwood Public Schools, clinical education and rotation agreements with several healthcare organizations, and a subaward funding agreement for the APEX Accelerator program. Additionally, the board approved personnel items and a series of encumbrances covering various operational needs, such as building maintenance, software subscriptions, instructional supplies, and equipment purchases.
