The campus of Meridian Technology Center is not open to the public due to COVID-19, but the school is committed to finding new ways to provide education and training to district residents. On-campus short courses will not take place until May 1. At that time, Meridian will assess the situation and make decisions about the […]

At Meridian our mission is to educate, enrich lives and secure economic futures. At times like this, our mission has never been more important in serving you. The relationships we have built with you – our students and the business and industry clients we serve – and your success means the most. While we are […]

On April 1, Startup Stillwater will host a virtual town hall meeting – In This Together – to address the issues that small businesses are facing as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. “This is an unprecedented time for the business community. We know that there are more questions than answers right now. We also […]

Meridian Technology Center students have created a focal point for The Mid South bike race festivities to be held in downtown Stillwater this weekend. A 12 ½-foot bike stood in the Precision Metal Fabrication program bay, towering over the students and machines that made it. It was waiting to be loaded onto a trailer and […]

Students are getting an out-of-this-world educational experience at Meridian Technology Center this year. As part of NASA’s High Schools United with NASA to Create Hardware (HUNCH) outreach program, students in the Pre-Engineering STEM Academy, Culinary Arts, Computer Aided Drafting, and Product Development and Machining programs have been applying the skills they are learning at Tech […]

  Editorial from Superintendent/CEO Dr. Doug Major At Meridian Technology Center, workforce development is our business – the training we provide helps power the local economic engine. We do this through our full-time career training programs, our Business and Industry Services, and our Center for Business Development. This month we’re joining the 29 Tech Centers […]

Social media gives us a highly public outlet to air our opinions, which has blurred the lines between people’s personal and public lives. But how do your off-duty posts affect your identity at work and with your clients? On February 11, as part of the Lunchtime Learning series co-sponsored by the Stillwater Chamber of Commerce […]

Scott Schaefer, one of Meridian’s Career Development Specialists, was honored as Stillwater High School’s Community Partner. Annually each school in the Stillwater district honors a community partner. George Horton, an assistant principal at Stillwater High School, presented the award at the Stillwater Public Schools board meeting on Tuesday. “If you know Scott, you know he’s […]

Prospective entrepreneurs can now take an opportunity to work on starting a business without giving up their paychecks or overturning their lives to do so. Registration for the fourth cohort of the Startup Stillwater Accelerator is now open. The cohort will launch on February 6; the six-week session will be held on Thursdays from 12-1 […]

Most of us see strong black-and-white boundaries when it comes to legal or illegal activities, but ethical boundaries can be a bit trickier to navigate. The middle zone is usually gray, and we must regularly rely on our own interpretation of what will maintain trust between everyone involved. On January 28, as part of the […]