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School program transforms students into healthcare professionals

August 15, 2024 | Elizabethton, School Districts, Tennessee



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School program transforms students into healthcare professionals
During a recent government meeting, significant discussions highlighted the ongoing success of a local CNA program, which has successfully transitioned students into advanced nursing roles. The program has seen participants advance to LPN and RN schools, with several currently enrolled in the BSN program at East Tennessee State University. The appreciation for the program was palpable, with officials expressing gratitude for the contributions of staff and students, emphasizing their vital role in supporting the high school community.

In addition to educational updates, Mr. Van Huss provided a comprehensive overview of capital projects within the district. Notably, the Harold McCormick project is nearing completion, with final touches being made to the fire alarm and PA systems. Challenges have arisen due to contractor shortages and worker illnesses, but progress continues, particularly with the last classroom remodel.

The Dave Reuter Center for Athletic Performance is also advancing, albeit at a slower pace recently due to logistical constraints from a concert event. Preparations for foundational work are underway, with expectations to have the building dried in by Christmas, pending the arrival of the metal building kit.

Lastly, renovations at the Community Development and Engagement Center are ongoing, with updates to the exterior signage expected to be completed shortly. The meeting underscored the commitment to enhancing educational facilities and community resources, reflecting a proactive approach to local development.

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