Skills Centers
The Skills Centers (CTSC) began operations in February 1971. The system began at the Jim E. Hamilton CareerTech Skills Center inside the Jim E. Hamilton (formerly Ouachita) Correctional Center at Hodgen, Oklahoma. Currently the CTSC has campuses in 8 state correctional facilities, three juvenile detention facilities and three community correctional facilities.
- Fort Supply Skills Center - William S Key CC
- Jim E Hamilton Skills Center - Jim E Hamilton CC
- Jackie Brannon Skills Center - Jackie Brannon CC
- Lexington Skills Center - LARC Facility
- Mabel Bassett Skills Center - Mabel Bassett CC
- McLeod Skills Center - Howard McLeod CC
- Taft Skills Center - Dr Eddie Warrior CC
- Taft Skills Center - Jess Dunn CC
Read more about this topic: Oklahoma Department Of Career And Technology Education
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