HOSA Students wrapped up their time in Houston by visiting The Health Museum. They were able to interact with the exhibits as they learned about medicine and the human body!
SHS students did a fantastic job in Houston and they are ready for a new year that will be “Powered by People” and to return to the International Leadership Conference in Nashville, TN!
Competitive events wrapped up on day 3 of the International Leadership Conference! Congratulations to our CPR team, Lauren Henault and Hailey DeMerchant, who made it to the skill round!
RI and SHS HOSA were recognized in a session that night for the following:
Abby Chatelle - HOSA Happenings
Maggie Collins - Barbara James Service Award, Bronze Level
96% membership increase, the 2nd highest of all chartered associations!
This year we were lucky to have Alexis Surtel join us at the International Leadership Conference in Houston! Alexis graduated in 2019 and was a founding SHS HOSA member. She continued with HOSA through college and currently works for the National Institute of Health (NIH). In this trip she gave back to the organization by judging and helping SHS students prepare for their events! During the conference, Alexis received the Outstanding HOSA Alumni Award!
HOSA members participated in competitive events and workshops during their second day in Houston. Some members participated in the Go Baby Go event, where they built toy rides on cars that were accessible for children with disabilities. Most members participated in community awareness, health education, public health, public service announcements, CPR, and more!
Scituate HOSA students arrived in Houston this week to participate in the HOSA International Leadership Conference! The first day of the conference offered opportunities to visit the expo, donate blood, network with other future health professionals, and trade pins! Hailey Horne received a scholarship from one of the many HOSA sponsors! During the opening session, students listened to a keynote speech by Dr. Rayne Rouce.
Congratulations to Spartan Pride recipient, Anna Floor! Anna works hard for her achievements and puts in the time it takes to meet academic challenges. She is the student in class you can count on to think ahead, be prepared, work well with peers, and communicate well with teachers. She is a student-athlete and juggles a variety of responsibilities maturely and responsibly. She is thoughtful and has often volunteered to take care of classroom plants. She consistently has a positive attitude, even in challenging situations. Make sure to check out her Spartan Pride profile. Thank you for being a Spartan, Anna!
Congratulations to Spartan Pride recipient, John Loertscher! John goes out of his way to make sure everyone is included. He is an all-around kind and caring student who leads by example. Make sure to check out his Spartan Pride profile! Thanks for being a Spartan, John!
Congratulations to Spartan Pride recipient, Abbey Theroux! Abbey participated in a challenging school production this year. She went above and beyond acting as a team player, keeping the cast going and adding her own insight and ideas. Her cleverness came out in how she portrayed 6 different characters shifting from one character to another in split seconds. She was dedicated and helped run and organize rehearsals over the February vacation. She is very dedicated in what she does with her extracurricular activities and her school work. We are looking forward to watching Abbey reach her goals! Thanks for being a Spartan, Abbey!
In honor of Principal Hassell's last year serving as the President of the Rhode Island Association of School Principals, we held a celebration for him in the school library and invited RIASP Executive Director, Don Rebello, who congratulated Mr. Hassell for the work he's done and presented him with a personalized chair!
Congratulations to Spartan Pride recipient, Savannah Phillips! Savannah has led her fellow classmates by example. She is diligent with her work and kind to everyone. We are very excited to see what she will accomplish in the future. Thanks for being a Spartan, Savannah!
Congratulations to Spartan Pride recipient, Soleil Taylor! Soleil is an exceptional student who comes in every day with a smile on her face. She is compassionate and takes the time to help her peers with classwork and she challenges herself in everything she does. Thanks for being a Spartan, Soleil!
Congratulations to Spartan Pride recipient, Aidan Mycroft! Aidan has grown immensely in his four years at SHS. He advocated for himself to be challenged more academically over the years, showing initiative and drive. He has worked hard in his courses to achieve good grades and shows a genuine interest in learning. He is always respectful and polite to everyone he meets and is always willing to help out when asked. Outside of school, he earned his Eagle Scout ranking, further showing his ability to work hard and achieve great things! We look forward to seeing the great things you'll achieve in the future, Aidan!
Congratulations, Spartans Your hard work has paid off! We are so proud of all of you, and can't wait to watch you achieve your dreams. May your next chapter be just as amazing as each of you. Congratulations Class of 2024!
Congratulations to Spartan Pride recipient, Regina Walsh! Regina has consistently worked hard in her classes, and shown up every day with a positive attitude. She has shown leadership skills through her academics, and we are excited to see where her future will take her! Thanks for being a Spartan, Regina!
Congratulations to Spartan Pride recipient, Abigail Chatelle! Abby exemplifies what it means to be a leader through her work in the Biomedical Pathway and HOSA. Through her projects, she has brought awareness about sudden cardiac arrest and the need for AEDs, and she has left a profound impact on the school community. Thank you for being a Spartan, Abby!
Congratulations to Spartan Pride recipient, Robin Bragger! Robin always has a smile on her face and is friendly to all students. She's welcoming to younger students, and she enjoys working with the elderly at her after-school job. In Working With Children, the students work with Mrs. Clark's students setting up and running a small business. Robin showed enthusiasm when working with the middle schoolers and her energy encouraged them to complete tasks that they were hesitate to complete. Thanks for being a Spartan, Robin!
Congratulations to Spartan Pride recipient, Toby Baldwin! Toby has always worked hard academically, and he does it with a smile on his face. He continuously shows up each day with a positive attitude. Thanks for being a Spartan, Toby!
Congratulations to Spartan Pride recipient, Maya Jurczak! Maya has gone above and beyond during class discussions, especially those centered around pivotal global events. Maya consistently offers insights that interest her peers and she shows empathy for people from around the world. She has continuously impressed our guest speakers with her knowledge and curiosity. She will absolutely be an asset on the college campus next year. Thanks for being a Spartan, Maya!
Congratulations to Spartan Pride recipient, Domenic Macrae! Dom has done so much for our school without ever looking for any credit, like starting an after-school Middle School volleyball club, running the morning show, volunteering at events and fundraising. We are excited to see what he'll do in the future! Thanks for being a Spartan Dom!
