TCHS Pennock's Bridge Campus

The students in Ms. Barbone's classroom completed their career readiness with a guest speaker from West Grove Fire Company. EMT Brendan Gardill presented valuable information on his educational and professional journey in emergency medicine. He even brought the ambulance so the students could experience hands on what the equipment does. Thank you West Grove Fire Company!

The students in the Health Career Pathways program visited the Mutter Museum in Philadelphia to reinforce the anatomy and physiology they have learned throughout the program. The Mutter Museum of The College of Physicians of Phila began as a donation from American surgeon Thomas Dent Mutter, M.D. (1811-1859).

The displays and exhibits are preserved collections of anatomical specimens, models, and medical instruments that were used in the 19th century. The students were fascinated how medicine has changed throughout the years, but not the structure and function of the human body.

is in Atlanta cheering on Kayla Kodish as she competes in Early Childhood Education at the National SkillsUSA Conference! ✨

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What a night! Congratulations, TCHS Pennock’s Bridge Class of 2026! Your hard work, dedication, and passion have led you to this incredible milestone. We can't wait to see the amazing things you'll accomplish next. The future is yours! 🎓

is grateful for great community partnerships! Thank you to Jonathan Aloisio, owner of DARE (Dave’s Auto Repair Enterprise) in West Chester, for helping us secure 20 running vehicles for our shops at TCHS Pennock’s Bridge and TCHS Pickering.

Opportunities like this make a lasting impact on student learning!

HOSA, Future Health Professionals, is a Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) that supports students in the Health Career Pathway. Each month, members take part in meaningful community outreach initiatives. This month, students created 40 blankets for patients at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP),
combining teamwork with service. This rewarding experience that reflects HOSA’s mission in action!

The students in Health Career Pathways not only learn about health care professionalism, how the human body works, and valuable hands-on skills, but they also explore the countless pathways within the health care field.

The Health Career Pathways students experienced college life firsthand while exploring the high-demand programs at Saint Joseph's University.

Students learned about postsecondary opportunities in nursing, diagnostic medical sonography, cardiovascular technology, radiography, nuclear medicine technology, surgical technology, and respiratory care technology.

Thank you, St. Joe's!

The career exploration continues in Ms. Barbone's Health Career Pathways classroom! was excited to welcome Susie Mendenhall, Occupational Therapist (OT), to present to our future healthcare professionals about what an OT does, educational requirements, industry standards, and work/life balance.

We are grateful for Mrs. Mendenhall's contribution to our school as she is a valuable member of our Occupational Advisory Committee and supports Health Career Pathways by sharing her wealth of knowledge and resources to our students!