Advisors Robyn Gamble and Rachel Madsen reported that on March 5-7, five MHS students attended the HOSA state leadership conference held at ISU in Pocatello. The HOSA program is designed to help prepare high school students for careers in the health care industry, and provide training and leadership opportunities to that end.  

At this year’s State event, Madsen and Gamble report that Tanner Howard , Emma Bird, Purity Miller, and Ayden DeVore participated in the Health Career Display event. Tanner and Ayden researched the career of EMT and created a display while Emma and Purity researched a career in cardiovascular surgery.  Bayli Nesbit participated in prepared speaking and wrote and delivered a speech using the theme that was given “Power To the People”.  Bayli placed third in the state and is now eligible to represent Idaho at the national HOSA leadership conference held in Nashville, Tennessee in June. Students also attended the ISU Tech Expo while they were there and listened to an emergency room physician advise them on the importance of good mentors.