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Sprockets won its first tournament championship Sunday in North Texas.
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GCTC Superintendent Bob Perry pictured with Sharron Bruton Pounds, daughter of former Superintendent Dr. John Bruton, and family.
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Court Reporting Students celebrate their near completion of the program and successful job placement.
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GCTC hosted members of several area fire departments for a two-day trenching and shoring program.
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CPN was recognized as a high-volume participant in the GCTC Rocket Man Run.
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Paul Bass of First United Bank receives the Gordon Cooper Technology Center Rocketman Run High Volume Participant award from GCTC Superintendent Marty Lewis. First United Bank was a presenting sponsor for this year’s Rocketman Run.
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YEAR-END STAFF AWARDS - Year-end staff awards were presented by Supt. Marty Lewis at a nice luncheon today (May 23).
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A large gathering of community leaders, school officials, law enforcement officers, firefighters, and emergency medical personnel broke ground on the Marty Lewis Public Safety Training Facility Friday morning at Gordon Cooper Technology Center.
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Hosted by the GCTC Pre-Engineering Academy, At this event, girls spend an evening with a female role model who supports and encourages them to take on challenges and develop new interests. This opportunity is designed for girls ages 7-14 who are interested in math, science, and technology. Event includes hands-on activities, panel of female STEM professionals, and a tour of robotic lab. Ticket cost covers the participation of girl & her mentor, girl t-shirt, event materials, and light snack. Girls will be grouped by grade, so each should bring their bring their own mentor or they will be grouped with a high school volunteer. REGISTRATION RECEIVED AFTER FEBRUARY 6 WILL NOT RECEIVE T-SHIRT.
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The Gordon Cooper Technology Center Board of Education voted Tuesday night to select Bob Perry to be the next superintendent effective July 1, 2019.
Supt. Marty Lewis recently announced plans to retire effective June 30, after 14 years in that capacity.
The GCTC Board of Education conducted a statewide search and interviewed several candidates for the position before unanimously concluding that Perry is the right person for the job, Lewis said. Perry, who currently serves as assistant superintendent, started work for GCTC in 1995.
Lewis said he plans to work closely with Perry during the next six months to ensure a smooth transition.
“I feel I’m as knowledgeable about the school and the needs of area communities as I can be. I think I’m well prepared to lead this school into the future and make a positive difference in the lives of our students for years to come, Perry said.
“I’m honored that this board has put their faith in my abilities to continue the good work going on at this school. We will continue to embrace a culture of innovation and continuous improvement as we strive to effectively serve more area people,” he said.
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