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Perkins students Hailey Miller, left, and Megan Ventris, right, are in the Biotechnology program at Meridian. Students in this program train using the same equipment as high-tech clinical and research laboratories. Students attending Meridian have the opportunity to explore their career interests while studying at their pace. Sophomores from the district will be on campus throughout the month of January.
Let the Show Begin

Prospective Students and Parents Visit Campus during Meridian Showcase

Professional Interest Courses: Left to right: EMT-Paramedic instructor Jory Stanley and student Jason Stromski demonstrate the SimMan technology to Meridian Technology Center Superintendent/CEO Douglas Major. This technology allows students and area health care providers to develop scenarios for simulated patient practice in a safe environment.
Meridian Superintendent/CEO Selected as One of Oklahoma’s Most Admired CEOs
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Everyday Leaders
BluePrint Series: Building Non-Profits By Design
The Media, Your Mission and The Message
Pawnee student Kori Hayes uses an electrical scan tool to diagnose potential problems on a vehicle in the Automotive Technology program at Meridian. Students in this program service and repair a wide variety of automobiles in a modern workspace and use the same equipment and techniques as ASE certified mechanics.
Third Generation Automotive Student Attends Meridian

Kori Hayes Breaks the Mechanic Mold

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