Kamron is an active member of Westover HOSA who continues to make a difference through service and leadership. He participated in all three school blood drives, donating blood and volunteering his time to help each event run smoothly. At every blood drive, Kamron was the first student to donate, so that he could dedicate the rest of his school day to supporting the drive and helping others. He also took the initiative to recruit additional donors when needed. His dedication, reliability, and willingness to serve others truly represent the spirit of HOSA and make him an outstanding student leader.
Read MoreWestover Comprehensive High School HOSA is making a difference both in our school and in our community! This year, our chapter helped make an incredible impact through our blood drive efforts, earning the title of #1 National Blood Drive Champion for 2025–2026! 🩸🏆 We are proud of our members, advisors, donors, volunteers, and everyone who came together to make this achievement possible. This is what HOSA is all about serving others, building future healthcare leaders, and making a difference one person at a time! ❤️
Read MoreBleckley County High School HOSA kicked off the school year with its first meeting in August! Students met the new HOSA officer team, learned about the exciting events and opportunities planned for the year, and enjoyed a fun and memorable visit from the Air Evac team based in Dublin, Georgia.
Read MoreInspired by Booker T. Washington High School's centennial anniversary celebrations, during which the school honored a century of excellence, the school's HOSA-Future Healthcare Professionals chapter crafted the "100 Years of Wellness" campaign as their entry for the annual Georgia State Leadership Conference competition.
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