and Community Leaders of America) National FFA Organization (formerly Future Farmers of America) SkillsUSA Technology Student Association (TSA) Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA) National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) FIRST Robotics Competition (USFirst) Skills Centers The Skills Centers began operations in February 1971. The system began at the Jim E. Hamilton CareerTech Skills Center inside the Jim E. Hamilton (formerly Ouachita) Correctional Center at Hodgen, Oklahoma. Currently the CTSC has campuses in state correctional facilities and a juvenile detention facility. Female Eddie Warrior Correctional Center, Taft Mabel Bassett Correctional Center, McLoud Turley Residential Center, Tulsa Male Enid Community Correction Center, Enid Howard McLeod Correctional Center, Atoka Jess Dunn Correctional Center, Taft Jim E. Hamilton Correctional Center, Hodgen Lawton Community Correction Center, Lawton Lexington Correctional Center, Lexington Oklahoma State Reformatory Work Center, Granite William S. Key Correctional Center, Fort Supply Juvenile Cedar Canyon, Weatherford People The CareerTech System has many notable graduates including governors, actors and a Miss America. Jennifer Berry, Jenks DECA and FCCLA, Miss America 2006 Travis Brorsen, Perry FFA, actor and winner of Greatest American Dog Gov. Brad Henry, Shawnee FFA, governor of Oklahoma Elizabeth Kinney, Mooreland FFA, FCCLA, TSA, Miss Oklahoma 2004 Jason Meadows, Calera FFA, Nashville Star III runner-up Kandinsky Holt, SkillsUSA, Miss Teen Oklahoma 2011 See also Oklahoma Tech Prep Oklahoma CareerTech Hall of Fame References External links Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education Oklahoma CareerTech Foundation Government of Oklahoma Governmental educational technology organizations OK Cooperative Alliance Public education in Oklahoma Vocational education in the United States 1929 establishments in Oklahoma