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Central Technology Center recognized its latest Basic Peace Officer Certification (BPOC) graduates during a ceremony held Tuesday, November 18, 2025, on the Drumright campus. The event marked the completion of its third Council on Law Enforcement Education & Training (CLEET)-certified academy and celebrated each cadet’s commitment to protecting and serving local communities. Like both previous academies, this graduating class continued a strong record of success of achieving a 100% pass rate. 

The academy prepared students for state peace officer roles by exceeding the required CLEET standard. Cadets completed the full 600-hour curriculum, plus an additional 94 hours of advanced, hands-on training. Instruction covered ethics, legal studies, community relations, traffic laws, defensive tactics, firearms, and scenario-based decision-making. Students also earned specialized certifications in areas such as Taser operation, PepperBall deployment, Stop Sticks, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fundamentals, and patrol rifle and shotgun handling. 

Instructors from local law-enforcement agencies guest teach during the academy, giving students real-world insight into daily patrol work and modern policing challenges. Many agencies in the region regularly hire Central Tech graduates, making the academy an essential part of the area’s public-safety pipeline. 

“We saw tremendous dedication from this group,” said the academy’s instructor, Jason Littlefield. “They pushed through long days, tough scenarios, and a demanding schedule. They’re leaving here confident and ready to step into the field.” 

Central Tech leadership echoed that message, noting how the academy helps strengthen community safety. “These graduates represent the heart of public service,” said Kent Burris, Superintendent. “Their hard work and determination will make a meaningful impact in the communities they serve.” 

With the ceremony complete, graduates are now eligible to pursue peace officer positions across Oklahoma. 

Central Tech celebrated their accomplishments and reaffirmed its vison to help every student achieve success. 

group of Central Tech's BPOC graduates from November 2025

Back Row (L-R): Matthew Blosch, Bristow; Kaden Bogard, Bristow Police Department; Ryan Johnson, Sapulpa Police Department; Kale Snowden, Tulsa; Jonathan Goodman, Jenks; Tyrel Gregor, Claremore Police Department; Matthew Hager, Sand Springs Police Department; Adam Wasson, Owasso Police Department; Riley Coats, Sapulpa Police Department; James Bording, Claremore Police Department; Caleb Haggard, Catoosa Police Department; Garrett Spry, Mannford; Alex Sweet, Claremore Police Department. Front Row (L-R): John Synar, Sapulpa Police Department; Zackary Roberts, College of the Muscogee Nation; Steven Lowe, College of the Muscogee Nation; Levi Payne, College of the Muscogee Nation; Caleb Foster, Jenks Police Department; Shelby Mulcaire, Sapulpa Police Department; April Rodriguez, Creek County Sheriff Office; Brooke Bradshaw, Mannford; Jody May, Chouteau.