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LVN Education congratulates Miss Bray on 100% pass rate and applicant plans

April 18, 2024 | Texas Board of Nursing, Boards & Commissions, Executive, Texas



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LVN Education congratulates Miss Bray on 100% pass rate and applicant plans
During the Texas Board of Nursing meeting on April 18, 2024, significant discussions centered around the approval of a nursing education program, highlighting the importance of maintaining high educational standards in the community.

Ken Johnson, representing LVN Education, opened the dialogue by congratulating the program for achieving a remarkable 100% pass rate for its 2023 cohort. This accomplishment underscores the program's commitment to excellence, even with a smaller group of students. Johnson inquired about the program's future capacity, revealing that they plan to accept 25 new applicants, all of whom will be first-time students, as there will be no returning students from the previous cohort.

Dr. Hooper, a board member, expressed support for the proposed number of applicants, emphasizing that a sufficient student body is crucial for effective educational delivery. He noted the program's strong resources and staffing, which position it well to provide quality education to future nurses.

The discussions reflect a broader commitment to enhancing nursing education in Texas, ensuring that future healthcare professionals are well-prepared to meet community needs. As the board continues to evaluate and support nursing programs, the focus remains on fostering high standards that ultimately benefit patient care across the state.

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