Schools, students benefit from gifts from businesses
Business gives $1,000 for HVAC scholarships at CV Tech
Air Comfort Solutions, an area heating and air conditioning business with locations in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, has given $1,000 to provide scholarships for students enrolled at Canadian Valley Technology Center.
The scholarships will benefit graduates of CV Tech’s Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration program at the Chickasha Campus.
Donations to the school are funneled through the CV Tech Foundation, which is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3). The foundation provides nearly $50,000 each year in hardship grants, leadership development and scholarships to CV Tech students on three metro-area campuses.
Leadership at Air Comfort Solutions wants to re-invest in future HVAC professionals and believe a scholarship helps meet that goal. For more information about the company, go to http:// aircomfortsolutions.net. CV Tech operates HVAC programs at both its Chickasha and El Reno campuses. For more information about the school, go to www.cvtech.edu.
Student-owned business replaces school appliance
Mustang High School students Zack and Toby Pruett, owners of Pruett Bros. Lawncare Inc., recently decided to give back to their school district.
After the microwave at the Mustang Education Center stopped working, the teens donated a new microwave to the school.