HOSA-Greenup County

08/21/2026

Calling all healthcare students for 26-27!..1st meeting of the year is Wed. 9/9. $25 due by 9/30. 🩵

05/21/2026

05/18/2026

🎓✨ Health Science Seniors Spotlight! ✨🎓

As we head into graduation week, we want to give a HUGE shout out to our amazing Health Science Seniors who have earned 53 certifications! Peep their names and certifications under each pic!

Please help us congratulate these students who are ready to go out and make their impact in the healthcare world! 💙

We are so proud of them and confident in the care they will be providing as they take this next step in their journey.

Congrats Class of 2026!

05/15/2026

Wishing the class of 2026 a BIG Congratulations and the best of luck. 💚💛

05/15/2026

SOO proud of each and every one of these brand new State Certified Nursing Assistants! Congratulations, MNA crew! We’ll miss you all so much...Go make a difference! 🩺🎉

05/06/2026

Closing out an incredible year for our HOSA chapter! Last night’s banquet celebrated the growth, hard work, and achievements of our senior members and SLC competitors, while also welcoming and inducting our upcoming officers.
Thank you to everyone who has supported our chapter throughout the year and came out to celebrate our students with us. We are so proud of these kids and look forward to continued success in the year ahead! 🩺💙

05/01/2026

MOCK Disaster Day for our Emergency Procedures students! They simulated a school bus accident and a rollercoaster malfunction! This was a hands-on experience designed to prepare students for real-world emergencies. From triage and patient assessment to working alongside first responders, students stepped into the roles they’ve been training for all semester!

04/28/2026

Congratulations to senior, Addison Hogsten, on an incredible achievement! 🎉 Addison has been accepted into the highly selective College of Medicine’s Professional Education Preparation Program (PEPP) and the prestigious Lewis Honors College at the University of Kentucky—a true testament to her hard work, leadership, and dedication.

Addison plans to attend UK this fall, majoring in Public Health with the goal of continuing on to medical school. Throughout her high school career, she has demonstrated outstanding commitment both in and out of the classroom. She currently serves as HOSA President and is a regional champion & two-time HOSA state competitor. In addition, Addison has been actively involved in numerous organizations, including serving as President of Student Council, FCA, FBLA, Youth Leadership, Young Women’s Lead, KYSCA (Executive Council and Social Media/Marketing Director), and Rho Kappa.

Academically, Addison has challenged herself through dual credit and health science coursework at GCATC/GCHS. She is CPR certified, MNA certified, and will soon sit for her Phlebotomy and Pharmacy Technician certifications in early May—continuing to build an impressive foundation for her future in healthcare.

Outside of academics, Addison has been a dedicated member of the Greenup County Varsity Cheerleading Squad for five years, earning an incredible list of accomplishments: 2-time state champion, 4-time world champion, and national champion.

Addison’s acceptance into both PEPP and the Lewis Honors College highlights her as one of the top students in the region, and we cannot wait to see all she accomplishes in the future. We are so proud of you Addi!

04/24/2026

Today, the Prom Purpose truly lived up to its name.

A HUGE thank you to everyone who made this powerful event possible—especially the Greenup Sheriff’s Department for leading the way. This was the result of a full year of planning and incredible collaboration with the Lloyd and Flatwoods Fire Departments, Greenup Ambulance Authority, Greenup County Public Safety Office, administrators at GC and ATC, and our AMAZING EMT students who bravely took on the role of “victims” to help bring this message to life.

We are so fortunate to have such a dedicated community of first responders—and future first responders—who took time out of their day to make an impact. Today wasn’t just about prom; it was about real-life decisions and the lasting consequences that can follow. More importantly, it was a reminder of how deeply our community cares for our students and their safety.

We love GC, and we are so grateful for everyone who continues to show up for our kids in such meaningful ways. 💚