Shelby County High School Biomedical Sciences

09/05/2026

First years perform Kastle-Meyers testing to confirm if the red liquid at the scene was blood. It was 🩸

09/03/2026

Senior Aide Spotlight!!! Aleaha is my take-charge gal! New student? Say no more! She’s catching them up without me asking! Notebooks to grade? On it! Student needs help? They go to her before me 😂 She’s a treasure and she loves my homemade pickles! She’s perfect!!

09/02/2026

The power of a good senior aide!!! Thank you Journee for helping me set up the most tedious lab of the year!

08/28/2026

Picture day!! I see two biomed teachers in there and a lot of good science teachers!

08/28/2026

Second years identify locations in the body using anatomical terminology and model tissues of the face

08/28/2026

First years analyze forensic evidence to draw conclusions and demonstrate proper usage of a microscope - we are processing hair samples and fingerprints found at the scene!

08/27/2026

These sweet second years are killing it both in Biomedical Sciences AND Allied Health Sciences - our nursing pathway. How cute are they in their scrubs 🥰 Keep up the hard work Maddi, Britton and Jeriah!

08/27/2026

Third years select and use appropriate equipment to conduct experiments and
demonstrate the ability to accurately follow a lab protocol.

08/24/2026

Way to go, Noah!! Our biomed students are doing big things!

🎓🇺🇸 PROUD OF YOU, NOAH! 🇺🇸🎓

Please join us in congratulating Noah Escalante, SCHS Senior, on successfully graduating U.S. Army Basic Training at Fort Leonard Wood! 💪🇺🇸

Noah will return to finish his senior year at Shelby County High School before beginning his full-time Army service upon graduation.

We are incredibly proud of Noah for the dedication, discipline, and determination he has already demonstrated. His commitment to serving our country is something to celebrate!

Congratulations, Noah! We can’t wait to see where this journey takes you. 🚀🇺🇸

Rockets Go Beyond! 💙💛

08/24/2026

First years are documenting a potential crime scene using sketches and measurement, following established protocols for collecting evidence and recording and analyzing evidence to evaluate a potential crime scene.