Autry Technology Center 2009-2010 Annual Report

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ARTNER IN PROGRESS FACTS FINANCIAL OVERVIEW FUND INCOME EXPENSP O T L I G H T O N A U T R Y S U C C E S S F O U N D AT I O N P R O G R A M S E N R O L L M E NR A I N I N G CAREER TRAINING CLASSES CONNECTING YOU BOARD MEMBE

REPORT TOTAXPAYERS

2009-10


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CEO/BOARD OFeducation

Martie Oyler -President

Now we are one of 29

technology centers

with 60 campuses

Kyle Hohmann-V. President Les Clickner-Deputy Clerk Cheri Ezzell- Clerk

Dear Taxpayer:

Delivering the best education and training for ourcommunity is our job at Autry Technology Center.Since we opened our doors in 1967, we haveconnected generations of students to brighterfutures and assisted many local businesses with on-the-job training.

We are proud to hear about the young welder who isnow making over $50 an hour, just a few short yearsafter leaving our program. Success stories like his,and many others, inspire the sta to do what theydo bestteach students to thrive in their careers bylearning in a hands-on environment using the latesttechnology.

Local industry helps shape curriculum for ourprograms, as well as for shorter classes. We value ourpartnerships with local employers, area high schools,

higher education and our community. Togetherwe are able to prepare students to be productivemembers of Oklahomas workforce.

On behalf of our board of education, our sta andour students, we thank you for your support andencourage you to come see what Autry can do foryou. We look forward to the opportunity to help youconnect to your future!

Sincerely,

James W. Strate, Ed.D.Superintendent, CEO

Dr. James Strate,

CEO/Superintendent

Steve Biddle -Member


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2 ......................... Superintendents Message

3. .............................................Table of Contents

4 ...........................................Financial Overview

5 .............................Career Training Programs

6-7 .................Business & Industry Services

8-9 ........................Autry Technology Center

Educational Foundation

10 .......................................................Autry FACTS

11-12 ..........Spotlight on Autry Successes

Table of Contents


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Instruction$4,544,626.28

36%

Guidance & Counseling$412,579.21

3%Instructional Support

$1,548,126.3812%

GeneralAdministration$326,128.73

3%General Support

$956,541.278%

Transportation$148,189.04

1%

Operation of Plant$1,083,928.79

9%

Non-Program Charges$482,646.36

4%

Capital Outlay$800,246.17

6%

Construction & Remodel$2,198,198.78

18%

Local$7,754,953.00

66%

Federal$88,652.00

1%

State$3,807,499.00

33%

FINANCIALoverview

2009-10 GENERAL & BUILDING FUND INCOME

INSTRUCTIONClassroom activities, instructor salaries,

supplies, and support

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION ANDINSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORTAdministrative salaries, supervision ofinstructional activities, Board of Education

CAPITAL OUTLAYBuilding and site improvements, andequipment purchases

OPERATION OF PLANTBuilding maintenance, utilities, groundsmaintenance, and equipment maintenance

GENERAL SUPPORTFinance oce, information technology,marketing and communications and school-wide support

GUIDANCE & COUNSELINGStudent Services, counseling, assessment,

and nancial aid

NON-PROGRAM CHARGESResale accounts, student aid, revaluationassessment, and legal services

TRANSPORTATIONTransportation of students and maintenanceof school vehicles

The administration at Autry

Technology Center is responsible andethical with the resources entrustedto us.

We take our role as guardians of yourtax dollars seriously. The largest

portion of our budget is al locatedto the most important part of ourmissiontraining our community andstate workforce.

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2009-10 GENERAL & BUILDING FUND EXPENSES


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ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION

Air Conditioning/Refrigeration TechnologyConstruction Technology

Drafting & Design

ARTS & COMMUNICATIONS

Graphic Arts

BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT

& TECHNOLOGY

Accounting ServicesAdministrative Services

Network Administration

HEALTH SERVICES

Dental Assistant

Health CareersMedical AdministrativeMedical Assistant

MRIPractical Nursing

RadiographyRespiratory Care

Surgical Technology

HOSPITALITY & HUMAN SERVICES

CosmetologyCulinary ArtsEarly Care & Hospitality Education

LAW & PUBLIC SAFETY

Fire Fighter

MANUFACTURING & TRADES

Mechatronics SystemsMechatronics

Welding Technology

SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICS

Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics

TRANSPORTATION

Automotive TechnologyCollision Repair Technology

Diesel TechnologyPower Products

CAREER TRAINING programs

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Autrys business,informationtechnology(IT) andaccounting programs

prepare students for a variety of careers.From classes in accounting and administrativeservices to network administration and medicaladministrative, Autrys team of businesses andIT instructors provide hands-on experiencewith the latest equipment and technology.

Students work with accounting software; learnto manage and troubleshoot computers; workto install, congure and troubleshoot softwareand hardware on networks and laptops andlearn all the basics to be successful as a medicaladministrative professional.

Full-Time ENROLLMENT

805Total Students

356 High School 449 Adults 108 Autry Scholarship

Recipients


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PARTNER IN PROGRESS 2010

Aerosock, Inc.Aerosock, Inc. was founded in 1985 with a goal of manufacturing thebest windsock in the industry. Donna Lemmons has succeeded inbuilding a business which sells windsocks and related items across theglobe as they set an example of building a successful small businesswithin a CareerTech incubation program.

This company was one of the early clients of the James W. Strate Centerfor Business Development at Autry Technology Center. What started as asmall company servicing primarily the oil and gas industry now provides

products for the aviation industry and many others. Currently, 90% oftheir products are shipped outside the state. It has also expanded tooer wind sock frames and printing services.

Their entrepreneurial spirit and their willingness to help other emergingbusinesses made them an obvious choice as our Partner for ProgressAward for 2010, says Brian Gaddy, Autrys coordinator for the Center. Weare proud of their success and appreciative of their partnership with usand the CareerTech system.

As Aerosock continues to grow, add employees and expand theirmarkets, Donna always nds time to work with other clients at TheCenter who are working through earlier stages of business development.She gives back to The Center and Autry by donating customizedwindsocks and providing Autry Technology Center decals. She serves asa strong example to young women considering going into business.

Aerosock exemplies how well the business incubation process canwork. The company moved to Enid with goals to provide a steadysecond income and it has, instead, blossomed into a thriving business.Aerosock is an advocate, client and partner for Autry. The relationship

benets both organizations: Aerosock receives consulting, training andall the benets of being a part of The Center, and in turn; thecompany helps Autry better serve Enid and other growingcompanies.

This partnership continues to grow. Both organizationslook forward to more successes. This collaborationallows Autry and The Center to fulll its mission,while helping Aerosock grow far beyond itsoriginal goals.

Their entrepreneurial

spirit and their

willingness to help

other emerging

businesses madethem an obvious choice

as our Partner for

Progress Award for

2010.

Brian GaddyThe Center for BusinessDevelopment Coordinator

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We serve over500 dierentbsiness

clients.Listed below

are a few of our

customers:

ADM Milling, AdvancePierre

Foods, Inc., All-Solutions 4U,

Atwoods, A.W. Brueggemann,

Central National Bank, City of Enid,

Complete Production Services/

Hamm Management, Computer

Sciences Corporation, Continental

Resources, Envirotech Engineering

& Consulting, Inc., Gareld County,

GEFCO, Golden Oaks Senior Living

Community, Greater Enid Chamber

of Commerce, Groendyke Transport,

Greenbrier, Hackney Ladish,

HammerWilliams/JiyTrip, Integris

Bass Baptist Health Center, Johnston

Enterprises, Koch Nitrogen, Mid-

America Wholesale, Mid-Continent

Packaging, NORCE, North American

Stonecrafters, Oklahoma Predictive

Maintenance Users Group, Oxbow

Calcining LLC, Roberts Ranch of

Oklahoma, Security National Bank,

St. Marys Regional Medical Center,

StarTek, The Commons, Vance Air

Force Base.

DID yOu KNOW?

Over 12,915IndividualsServed

25,442+Total Training Hours

4,534Total Classes

Over 500Business ClientsServed

esearch indicatesbsinesses that eere

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envirnent have a

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vs. 20%).

For information

Brian [email protected]

580.242.2750, x198

Some of our many services include:

Agricultural Business Management

American Management Association Programs

Business Development Seminars

Executive Leadership Council

Government Contracting Bid Assistance

Human Resource Certicate

Industrial Maintenance

Leadership Development

Organizational Development

Safety Solutions

Six Sigma/Lean Initiatives

Small Business Management

Start Your Own Business

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY SERVICES


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The Autry Educational Foundation provides

nancial assistance to help those who cannot

aord education and training. From the

student who suddenly had no housing, to

the single mother who needed help getting

eye glasses, to many who could not pay all

their tuition or aord all their books, the funds

from the foundation help students toward a

brighter future.

In 2009-10 the foundation presented over

$10,000 in grants to individuals who needed

it. These grants improved the lives of nearly

50 students. Most importantlywhether the

check was for $50 or $500these awards turn

dreams into successes and make it possible

for students to succeed personally andprofessionally.

GOVERNING BOARDThe Autry Foundation is governed by avolunteer board of community leaders.

Steve Biddle

Kim BlankenshipAaron Brownlee

Janet Cordell

April Danahy

Matt Davis

Rob Fries

Matt Habibi

Sara Hill

Don JohnsonMike Klemme

Lori Long

Ann Price

Cyndy Shepherd

David Russell


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09-10 Foundation Income and Expenses

Operations:

Accounting fee $720.00

Bank mgmt. fees $1,751.00Insurance $1,295.00Rent $1,000.00

Supplies $11.00

$4,777.00

Donations $16,740.00Investment income $548.36

Municipal interest $5,580.00

Total Income $22,868.00

Student assistance $10,880.00Operations $4,777.00

Total Expenses $15,657.00

Thank Youfor your contribution to the

Autry Technology Center Educational Foundation!

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If you wish to make a donation, contact

Moll Helm at 580.242.2750

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Population 58,892

23,564 households

Over 1,650 businesses

42,613 residents over

age 20, 22.6% hold a

bachelors degree or

higher

$42,316 median for

county household (2008)

Large employers include:

Vance Air Force Base

Advance Food Company

Computer Sciences

Corporation

Enid Board of Education

Integris Bass Baptist

Health Center

St. Marys RegionalMedical Center

DISTRICT ZONE MAP

Enid; Chisholm; Cimarron; Covington-Douglas;

Drummond; Garber; Kremlin-Hillsdale; Pioneer-Pleasant

Vale; Pond Creek-Hunter; Waukomis; Home School

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DISTRICTS SERVED SCHOOL DISTRICTS SERVED SCHOOL DISTRICTS SERVED

2009DISTRICT FACTS


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Cheryl Cooksey, was named Educator of the Year by Printing Industries of America.

The Autry Educational Foundation gave away over $10,000 in grants to studentswho needed assistance.

Randy Breitenkamp, with Fence Solutions, Inc., received The Journal Record

Innovator of the Year award. Fence Solutions has been a client at the Center forBusiness Development for nearly a year.

Melissa Baker participated in Leadership Greater Enid.

Bea Paul, was named National Educator of the Year by the Association for Careerand Technical Education.

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National Qaliers

Seth Olsen - Diesel Technology

Scott Gore - Motorcycle Service Technology

Brittany Leer - Medical Terminology (post-secondary)

Nathan Davis - Medical Terminology (secondary)

Allura Dean Prepared Speech, Business & Information Technology

Mechatronics TeamTravis Jarvis and Josh Walker - Secondary Team

Bsiness Professionals of America Spring Leadership ConferenceGwen Wells, 1st place, Advanced Spreadsheet Applications

Allura Dean, 1st place, Prepared Speech

Breaking Traditions(non-traditional student awards)

Rachel Woolridge - Diesel Technology


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Autry Technology Center does not discriminate on the basis of sex/gender, race, color, religion, disability, age, national origin or veteran status.Autry Technology Center no discrimina en bases de sexo, raza, color, religin, incapacidad, edad, origen de nacionalidad y estado de civil.

autrytech.com

The Autry Scholarship is one of the best benetsfor area taxpayers. It is available to high schoolgraduates who (1) live in the Autry district (2)lived in the Autry district their senior year in highschool, and (3) meet enrollment guidelines.

Students may attend during any or all of thethree years immediately following high schoolgraduation. This scholarship covers tuition onlyfor semester-type classes.

Students are responsible for the cost of books,supplies and any additional charges. Scholarshipeligibility will be reviewed each semester.

Not redeemable for cash.

pply ow!Contact a career counselor

580.242.2750or visit autrytech.com

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