CTS - Health Science Program

Our CTS- HOSA students will be assembling Happy Kits for Children's Mercy at SLC in Rolla, next week. If you would like to donate supplies, please reach out to any HOSA members, or HOSA advisors, before Monday, Mar 23.

Many thanks to our Clinton Technical School students & families for donating supplies, and a big thank you to Adair Village! Thank you for all you do to support the Health Sciences program & HOSA students at CTS! We appreciate you! 💙

We're so excited to see the current issue featuring our Health Sciences students!! We are so proud of you!! 💙🩺

📰 A BIRD'S EYE VIEW 📰

Has the latest edition of "A Bird's Eye View" arrived in your mailbox?

February is Career and Technical Education Month, and we are excited to dedicate this issue of "A Bird's Eye View" to the meaningful opportunities available to students at Clinton Technical School. These programs help students discover their strengths, explore future careers, and build skills they can use right here in our community to support the local workforce and economy.

An online version is available here - https://online.fliphtml5.com/cnbqf/Feb-26/ =1

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Vital signs are essential for safe patient care and are one of the many important skills the CNA student must learn. Learning how to document & take accurate vital signs takes practice. We work on this all throughout the school year 💙🩺

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💙 CARDINALS CARE ♥️

Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare is one of our great community partners, and it’s always wonderful when we can support them, their efforts, and especially their patients.

Recently, HOSA (Future Health Professionals student organization) students from Clinton Technical School made 60 care packages for GVMH patients undergoing cancer treatment. On their day off from school, these students and their instructors (Tanya Snethen and Megan Weiss) delivered these packages to GVMH. They even had the honor of hand-delivering the first package to a patient.

Moments like these remind us how powerful partnerships between schools and our community can be. ♥️💙

2025-26 Health Sciences students have jumped into the new school year! They are learning new skills & building new friendships 🙂

The students have been learning how to measure height & weight and how to screen visual acuity using the Snellen Eye Chart.

Our Health Science students enjoyed the MU Healthcare Career Expo HOSA trip last fall. They were able to talk with representatives from many different healthcare programs & employers, and experience various healthcare related experiences.

Our Health Science interns developed their leadership and mentoring skills this year. Here they led first year students through gloving and ungloving with non sterile gloves last fall. Nice job interns!

Health Science students learned how to check visual acuity using the Snellen eye chart in preparation for the upcoming Clinton School District health fairs last fall.