PTC STEM-Engineering Academy Empowers Students with Hands-On Learning

PONCA CITY, OK —- – Pioneer Tech is excited to announce the successful completion of its STEM-Engineering Academy this month, where 8^th, 9^th, and 10^th graders delved into the world of mechatronics and engineering.

The academy featured district students pictured: Mason Snow, Christian Jackson, and Ian Alvarado from Ponca City; Nathan Caughlin from Tonkawa; and Myrjhel Julyanne Escudero. Under the guidance of instructor Chuck Rector, these students explored the Turing Tumble Simulation, a digital simulation of a real-world puzzle-based game designed to teach computer science and engineering concepts. They also built rockets and learned various engineering and STEM concepts.

In addition to technical skills, the Mechatronics program at PTC focuses on developing students’ critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork abilities, ensuring they are well-rounded and ready for the challenges of the modern workforce. The Mechatronics Program is a prime example of this commitment, providing students with the tools and knowledge they need to thrive in the field of engineering and technology. Enrollment is open for their 2024 – 2025 school year.

For those interested in enrolling in the Mechatronics Program, please contact Student Services at Pioneer Tech at (580) 762-8336 or visit our website at www.pioneertech.edu.

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