NSHS students pinned during health science program certification

by Jo Anne Embleton news@thecherokeean.com
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Forging the path ahead Thirteen juniors and seniors from New Summerfield High School were part of the district’s first cohort to complete a health science CTE program that featured more than just one area of certification. On May 15, students meeting eligibility for medical assistant, EKG technician and phlebotomy technician took part in a pinning ceremony at the high school campus. New Summerfield ISD photo


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