Ponca City, OK —– Pioneer Technology Center (PTC) proudly recognized the Practical Nursing April 2026 class during a meaningful pinning ceremony held last week, marking the students’ transition from training to practice in the healthcare field.
Surrounded by family members, friends, and instructors, each student participated in the tradition of being pinned by someone who played a significant role in their journey. The ceremony served as both a celebration and a reflection of the dedication, resilience, and compassion developed throughout the program.
The April 2026 class represents communities across the region and shares a strong commitment to serving others through healthcare.
Pictured in the back row, left to right: Kristhel DelPrincipe, Blackwell; Michaela Lee, Ponca City; Sampson Spain, Ponca City; Darrian Black, Ponca City; Jadyn Grimm, Ponca City; and Mackenzie Varner, Ponca City. Pictured in the front row, left to right: Noemi Recio, Ponca City; Shelby Siler, Marland; Kailee Peetoom, Nardin; Kaylee Hall, Ponca City; Chloe Lawver, Ponca City; Jamica Bass, Ponca City; and Anna Luna, Ponca City.
Pioneer Tech’s Practical Nursing program is known for its immersive, skills-based training that blends classroom instruction with real-world clinical experience. Students graduate equipped with the knowledge and confidence needed to step into a high-demand healthcare role and positively impact patient care.
For more information, please contact them at 580-762-8336 or visit the PTC website at www.pioneertech.edu.
