Current and former students tell their stories of what Francis Tuttle did or is doing for them, for a future beyond high school to a new start in a successful career.
Betty Tran served in the U.S. Army from 2006-2012. As a medic, she discovered her passion for health care, a career she is pursuing as a student in the Practical Nursing program at Francis Tuttle Technology Center.
After completing the Accounting Services program, Garren Samuel started working as a client administrator at TJIM. There, he utilizes the skills he gained at Francis Tuttle every day.
After nearly a decade in the culinary industry, Nick Willman returned to Francis Tuttle Technology Center to pursue a new career in advanced manufacturing.
Faith Marks has applied her entrepreneurial mindset and skills learned at Francis Tuttle to Cuppa Coffee, a fresh-roasted coffee business based in Cashion.
Robert Chynoweth’s goal was to work for Warren CAT. That dream became a reality when he joined the company as an engine technician.
Zahari Davis found a calling in Culinary Arts. Now he's about to enter the same classrooms as world-famous chefs.
For Gissell Aranda Jimenez, moving to Oklahoma as a high school senior came with challenges but also opportunities for growth. She has earned two certifications in Francis Tuttle’s Pre-Nursing program and hopes to continue her education as a Practical Nursing student next year.
Kayla Crossen-Zawila had a summer to remember as her designs earned medals at the Adobe Certified Professional national and world championships.
Landon Stewart has a vision to build indoor wooden skate parks, so Carpentry/Cabinetry was a natural fit to hone his skills, and he's already on the job.
Diana Sheely has worked in intelligence and operations throughout her career, and now she's preparing for the next level.
New careers are waiting
Machining student Mary Welch found a creative outlet and a job thanks to the program
Returning home and learning new skills, Matthew Mantle is ready for his next pitch
Max Howell found motivation through her training
Jennifer Woodhall pursues family interests in CADD
Medical Office Technology student re-trained for a bright future
Marketing and Professional Services took Conner Flanagan's skill and turned it into a career path.
From knowing very little English to landing a job with the IRS, accounting has given Rosine a career path to success in America.
Coding is just another language Daphne Haddad has picked up on her way to a successful web development career.
Chris Boyer received his welder certification and an additional 30 I-CAR certifications to create a career in collision repair and metal art
