HOSA helps with EHHS’s Blood Drive

   

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East Hickman High School again partnered with the Red Cross foundation to host a blood drive. Students seventeen and up could donate at any time throughout the school day while students age sixteen needed a parent’s permission; the donors lined up and were laid down on cots.  Mrs. Kelly, the health science teacher at EHHS, led the blood drive while her HOSA students partnered with the Red Cross to facilitate it. HOSA members observed and learned as professionals drew pints of blood from people in the student body. HOSA members also located donors and escorted them safely back to class after donating blood. HOSA President Alex Garcia and member Fran Batson were in charge of admitting students, teachers, and parent donors.   

Culinary Students Bake Up Some Tennessee State Fair Winners

Mrs. Boehms’ culinary art students didn’t just ‘take the cake,’ they brought it to the show along with cupcakes, cookies, and candy. Congratulations to the EHHS TN State Fair winners in youth creative arts!

Emily B. won first place as well as Best in Show in decorated cakes. What an adorable hedgehog!

Bre W. won 2nd and Stephanie A. won 3rd in decorated cakes.

Alyssa B. won 1st and Hailey A. won 2nd in tasted cupcakes.

Lina M. won 1st in candy.

Grace B. won 1st, Joey M. won 2nd, and Ben R. won 3rd in cookies. 

Eagles Match Up with Jackets for the First Time in Years

The Eagles played the Fairview Yellow Jackets for the first time in years.  Even though the Eagles lost, they played a talented Fairview team who went to state playoffs last year. Because of the reputation and proximity of Fairview, it brought students out to the game to form a student section where they chanted and supported the Eagles throughout the game. For homecoming on September 13th, the Eagles will take on the Stewart county Rebels. Make plans to come out and support your Eagles!