Norman, OK

 

Moore Norman Technology Center recognized close to 971 graduates from more than 30 career programs during the 2026 graduation ceremony. Graduates included high school students from Moore Public Schools and Norman Public Schools, homeschool, private school and adults from the Moore, Norman, and south Oklahoma City area.

 

Several students were honored with awards during the ceremony. The Director's Award recipients were Ayla Baladez, Medical Office Services; Wyatt Dean, Architectural/Mechanical Drafting & Design; Elijah Freeman, HVAC/R; Hazmon Genato, AUA+; Ayden Little, Service Careers Maintenance; Mireya Monje, Automotive Service Technology; Riley Moore, Aviation Maintenance Technology; Zane Ogle, Cybersecurity Professional; Daniela Sanchez-Lynn, Cosmetology; Kate Spencer, Cosmetology; Breckyn Sullivan, Biomedical; Maggie Yarbrough, Diagnostic Medical Sonography.

Faculty and staff took part in the process of preparing for the evening event. The highlight was the presentation of diplomas to students in the following programs: Architectural/Mechanical Drafting & Design, AUA+, Automotive Collision Repair & Refinishing, Automotive Service Technology, Aviation Maintenance Technology, Biomedical, Carpentry, CNC Machining, Cosmetology, Cosmetology Master Instructor, Cybersecurity Foundations, Cybersecurity Professional, Cybersecurity Network Administration, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Digital Cinema, Electrical Trades, Engineering, Esthetics, Graphic Design, Health Careers Certifications, HVAC/R, Legal Office Services, Medical Assisting, Medical Office Services, Nail Care, Physical Therapy Services, Practical Nursing, Practical Nursing Select, Programming & Artificial Intelligence, Service Careers Maintenance, Surgical Technology, Veterinary Assisting, and Welding.

 

The graduation ceremony was held at the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Oklahoma. More details about the recent event can be found at mntc.edu/graduation. A recording of the special event can be viewed on the Moore Norman Technology Center YouTube channel.

 

For more than 100 years Oklahoma CareerTech has been training skilled and dedicated individuals — giving clear career paths to over 90,000 graduates a year. These individuals are the heartbeat of the Oklahoma workforce, serving thousands of companies fueling the state’s economy. 

 

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Established in 1972, Moore Norman Technology Center is viewed as one of the nation's premiere career and technical educational institutions within Oklahoma's globally recognized Career Tech system. Serving the Cleveland County communities of Moore, Norman, and South Oklahoma City, MNTC provides high school and adult students with an innovative technical career education. MNTC also offers customized workforce training to area companies allowing them to upskill their teams and achieve their business goals. Visit mntc.edu to learn more about classes and programs at Moore Norman Technology Center.