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Okemah board approves CareerTech agreement for secondary CTE programs
Summary
The Okemah Board of Education approved a contract with the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education to provide secondary career and technology education programs for the 2026–2027 school year. The motion passed 5-0.
The Okemah Board of Education voted Aug. 10 to approve a contract with the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education to offer secondary career and technology education (CTE) programs during the 2026–2027 school year.
The motion was recorded as passed on a motion by J.C. Haddox with a second by Randy Colbert; the board's recorded vote was unanimous, 5-0. The open meeting transcript identifies the contract action but does not include the contract's dollar amounts, program specifics, or implementation schedule.
The board's approval places district students eligible for secondary CTE programs administered with CareerTech for the coming school year; further program details would be available in the contract documents referenced on the board agenda.
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