he Gene Haas Foundation has awarded an $18,000 grant to Pioneer Technology Center’s (PTC) Precision Machining program. This generous contribution will support student scholarships, industry competitions, and the continued development of workforce skills in CNC machining.
The Gene Haas Foundation is dedicated to promoting education in manufacturing technologies, specifically Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machining. The organization also supports local efforts that improve quality of life within communities.
Pioneer Tech continues to prepare students for high-demand careers in manufacturing through programs like Precision Machining, equipping them with skills that lead directly to employment and advancement. Pictured left to right Kahle Goff (Executive Director of Full-Time Programs); Traci Thorpe, (Superintendent/CEO); Michael Duggan (Gene Haas Foundation), Morgan Lesemann (Instructor); and Ryan Burkett (Instructional Director).
For more information about Pioneer Tech's Precision Machining program call 580-762-8336 or CLICK HERE.