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Kuna HOSA students report 1,500 attendees at 13th annual Daddy-Daughter Dance and head to state competitions
Summary
HOSA advisor Michelle Graves and student officers told the board that the 13th annual Daddy-Daughter Dance attracted about 1,500 attendees—up from 200 in year one—and that 38 members will compete at state events beginning tomorrow; students said the event is their largest fundraiser and a key community service.
Michelle Graves, HOSA advisor, and five student officers described the club's 13th annual Daddy-Daughter Dance, telling the board it has grown from about 200 attendees in its first year to roughly 1,500 this year. The students said the dance is HOSA's largest fundraiser, supports travel to competitions and provides community service opportunities; staff and board members praised the event's organization and community engagement.
Students also reported that 38 HOSA members are competing in state medical events the following day. The board thanked the students and advisor and expressed appreciation for the leadership and community service the event provides.
No board action was required; the presentation served as a community recognition item.
