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The Oakland Schools Technical Campus Southeast (OSTC-SE) FIRST Robotics team, FRC 7769 - "The CREW", earned a coveted spot at the 2025 FIRST World Championship in Houston, Texas.

OSTC-Northeast Machining students earned top honors at the MITES Region 7 competition on Thursday, May 1, at Lake Orion High School, with multiple projects advancing to the state finals held May 7–10 in Gaylord.

The 23rd Annual Future Leaders Golf Outing, hosted by the Entrepreneurship & Advanced Marketing program, was another standout success.

Joe Watson, a senior at Milford High School and standout student in the OSTC-SW Automotive Technology program, has accepted a competitive offer to begin work at Cadillac of Novi at nearly $30 per hour.

On Saturday, May 3, the Competition Corvette Club of Michigan awarded three $1,000 scholarships to OSTC-NE students during a ceremony at Matick Chevrolet in Redford.

Fifty-seven OSTC-NE students competed at the SkillsUSA State Conference in Grand Rapids from April 11–13, accompanied by nine instructors.

From May 7–11, OSTC-SE students attended the 2025 Business Professionals of America (BPA) National Leadership Conference in Orlando, Florid.

On Wednesday, April 2, juniors and seniors in the Health Sciences program attended a hands-on Stop the Bleed training session at Henry Ford Hospital.

On Friday, April 11, students in the Electrical and Energy program visited the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW)

On Tuesday, April 15, OSTC-SE Culinary Arts/Hospitality students showcased their talents at the Michigan Food & Hospitality Show.

Criminal Justice students, under the guidance of instructor Crystal Nowka, participated in Wayne State University's C2 Pipeline STEM program.

OSTC-SE Culinary Arts student Kai Moncrief-Hayes was elected as the 2025–2026 SkillsUSA Executive Council State Treasurer during the Michigan Skills State Conference held April 11–13 in Grand Rapids.

In early May, forty second-year students in the Health Sciences program at OSTC-SW completed and passed the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) State exam, earning their industry-recognized certifications. 

Nine Engineering, Robotics & Mechatronics (ERM) students from OSTC-NW competed in the Michigan Industrial and Technology Education Society (MITES) State Finals on Thursday, May 8, in Gaylord, showcasing advanced technical projects and creative problem-solving skills.

On Thursday, May 1, OSTC-SW hosted its annual Food Truck Rally, a student-led culinary experience coordinated by the Culinary Arts/Hospitality, Graphic Arts, and Engineering, Robotics & Mechatronics (ERM) programs.

OSTC-NW proudly acknowledges the dedication and generosity of its 2024–25 work-based learning partners.

Kyle Rush, a student in the Entrepreneurship & Advanced Marketing program, set a new campus record by earning 16 nationally recognized certifications in a single academic year, the most in the program’s history. 

Serenity Carr, a senior from Oxford High School and a standout student in Engineering, Robotics & Mechatronics, was honored as the OSTC-NE Outstanding CTE Student of the Year.

Five outstanding OSTC-NE students were awarded the prestigious Jon H. Poteat Scholarship, each receiving $1,000 for their excellence in career and technical education.

Computer Programming and Entrepreneurship and Advanced Marketing students collectively earned 220 national certifications over the school year.

Students from Oakland Schools Technical Campus Northeast (OSTC-NE) recently gained invaluable exposure to real-world career pathways and financial literacy through two immersive, hands-on learning experiences.

OSTC Northwest students Lily Banka and Anthony Ralph earned top honors at the 2025 SkillsUSA Michigan Conference, held April 11–13 in Grand Rapids.

We are pleased to share exciting news about the achievements of several exceptional students from our Computer Programming, Cybersecurity, and Marketing programs. 

Agriscience and Environmental Technology students from Oakland Schools Technical Campus Northwest achieved top honors at the 2025 Michigan FFA Agricultural Skills Competition, held Friday, April 11, at Michigan State University.

Students in the Entrepreneurship and Advanced Marketing program at Oakland Schools Technical Campus Northwest are once again preparing for the annual Future Leaders Golf Outing. This capstone project blends business, philanthropy, and real-world career readiness.