OKLAHOMA CITY — The Metro Tech Board of Education has appointed Charlie Ludden to fill the position of District Seat No. 4. In November, the Board announced the vacancy and accepted applications. Ludden was officially sworn in during the board’s regular monthly meeting on Dec. 9.
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