Several students from the Caldwell Regional Career Center Health Science Training Course were recognized for their accomplishments and given their pins as part of the HOSA end-of-the-year program Thursday night.
The awards presentation was held at the Fine Arts Building at the high school, with Instructor Lei Ann Brown sharing how intense the course was for the students to obtain their pins.
click to download audioBrown added that health care was not for everyone, but this course helped them decide.
click to download audioSenior Hannah Teusch is a two-year officer in HOSA and shared about her pins.
click to download audioInstructor Lori Conway noted the students had worked hard for their pins.
click to download audioConway feels like this is a great way to recognize the students.
click to download audioBrown said these students are ready to enter the workforce directly after high school graduation.
click to download audioBrown added that she and Conway had trained and certified around 300 students to enter the medical field during their time at the Career Center.
click to download audioThe senior members were presented with their sashes and cords during the program, and the new HOSA officers for the upcoming year were also installed.
