The following students finished in the top 10 of their event:
Healthy Lifestyle – Karina Garcia 10th place
Life Support Skills – Danna Robertson – 4th place
Prepared Speaking – Abby Oines – 9th place
Veterinary Science – Hannah Angeles – 6th place
Medical Math – Brady Taylor – 8th place
Medical Photography – Madi Mayo – 10th place
In addition, Taran Cardenas was the recipient of a $500.00 HOSA scholarship to the college of her choice.
Sydney Roberts and Cory Richardson finished in the top 10% of the State of Texas in the Health Care Issues Exam and will represent Texas and Brownwood at the National Competition in Anaheim, CA this summer, June 24th through 27th.
The Brownwood High School Health Science Technology program is completing its 6th year of existence this summer. During its second year the student organization, HOSA, was chartered with one chapter. As of 2015, there are 4 HOSA chapters with 20+ students in each one. This is the 4th year BHS will be represented at the National Convention. “We are beginning to see the fruits of our labor as we hear from former students involved in various medical opportunities,” stated BHS Health Science Teacher, Ann Tew.
“I am excited about HOSA’s future at BHS,” added Annalyn Deen, HOSA Advisor and BHS Health Science teacher. “We have many freshman and sophomore students interested in becoming both local and state officers with goals to attend a national conference. It is fun and exciting to see the growth in these students year to year.”
Pictured at top: (back row, left to right) Trysdee Rollins, Abby Oines, Brady Taylor, Abigail Benson, Karina Garcia (middle row) Hannah Angeles, Madi Mayo, Cory Richardson, Danna Robertson (front row) Annalyn Deen, Taran Cardenas, Cooper Donathan, Sherlyn Hogue, Ann Tew
Pictured above: (Left to right) Annalyn Deen, Cory Richardson (National Qualifier-Health Care Issues Exam), Ann Tew
Pictured are: (Left to right) Annalyn Deen, Taran Cardenas (State Scholarship Recipient), Ann Tew
Pictured above: Danna Robertson (4th place Life Support Skills), Annalyn Deen (HOSA Advisor)
