Mrs. Hurst’s classes have been researching healthcare issues Americans are facing and how each president candidate plans to fix or manage the issues. Over the last three weeks, students have researched and brought only facts, not opinions, to the debate held on Wednesday, September 11. After the debate, students voted for the president candidate of their choice by only considering healthcare issues. Mrs. Hurst said, "This assignment was to teach our future healthcare workers how to make evidence-based decisions. I am so proud of my kids. "
White coat and pinning ceremony honored students who completed Nursing Education and Exercise Science. These students completed nursing education and became certified nursing assistants.
Sarah Taylor, Madison Kirby, Brooklynn Hodge, and Hannah Coleman also became Certified Patient Care Techs.
Mrs. Hurst’s Health Science students have been learning about human growth and development. Today was "Elder Day". Each student dressed as an elder and then completed daily tasks while have an elder impairment.
The students in Mrs. Hurst's Diagnostic Medicine class traveled to Ramer Elementary, where they taught 4th graders how to perform CPR. Students in the class are Laila Atkins, Sophie Bowers, Heaven Henderson, Olivia Hill, Brooklyn Hodge, Jailynn Hood, Jatoyiauna Johnson, Gwyneth Kimbley, Abby Moore, Katelyn Moore, Devyn Osborn, Alexus Parker, Preston Pipkins, Mason Plunk, Kaylee Roberts, Arianna Stricklin and Sadie Youngblood.
