Eight students from
A. Philip Randolph Academies of Technology won first-place honors at the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) Regional Leadership Conference. HOSA promotes career training among secondary and post-secondary institutions.
Randolph Academies' winners are Marie Shellman, first place, Medical Terminology; Jessica Herndon, fifth place, Medical Spelling; Tamesha Coates, third place, Pathophysiology; Cameron Chambers, third place, Pharmacology; Ondrianna Sadler, first place, Pharmacology; Jason Fountain, fifth place, Basic Concepts of Health Care; Latasha Walker, second place, Chapter Newsletter; and Houston Needham and Evangeline Perona, fifth place, Career Health Display.
Students placing first, second or third qualify to compete at the Florida HOSA State Leadership Conference this April.
A. Philip Randolph Academies of Technology is a career and college preparatory magnet focused on providing a rigorous academic curriculum for students interested in IT, Energy – Manufacturing and Construction, Health Science, Public Safety/Criminal Justice, Cosmetology, and Fire and Rescue.
Congratulations to the 2010 HOSA Regional Leadership Conference winners!
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