Oklahoma City Technology Center Teacher Gets National Award

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Provided by SkillsUSAJeffry Johnson was recognized as a national honorary life member of SkillsUSA before a crowd of 15,000 during the opening ceremony of the 50th Annual SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference held this month in Kansas City, Mo. This is SkillsUSA’s highest recognition award, given for outstanding service that advances the purposes and goals of the national organization. Johnson is an automotive instructor at Francis Tuttle Technology Center.Read more on NewsOK.com

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