Metro Technology Centers Board Of Education Regular Meeting
The meeting featured a superintendent's report, including a district update and the treasurer's report for June 2026. Board business involved the declaration of a vacancy for Board Office No. 2, the approval of multiple memoranda of understanding concerning Millwood Public Schools and the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education, and the acceptance of a non-competitive lottery grant. The board reviewed various personnel items, including new employment appointments, transfers, and a retirement. Furthermore, significant encumbrances and purchasing items were approved, covering software licensing agreements, training curriculum for Health Career Centers, and HVAC and plumbing service contracts with Luckinbill Mechanical.
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The board meeting covered several agenda items, including reports from the Superintendent on district progress and the Metro Tech Foundation, as well as presentations on innovation and knowledge management, and spotlights on students and staff achievements. Financial items included a treasurer's report and approvals for activity fund transfers, fundraisers, and various general business contracts and agreements, such as a clinical education affiliation and a project expansion grant. Personnel items, including employment and resignations, were approved. The board also reviewed and approved encumbrances and purchasing items to support district operations, including equipment for various programs, technology infrastructure, and facility maintenance.
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.