James Wood High School HOSA

Next week is HOSA week! Don't forget, our next meeting will be next Tuesday. Please bring donations to the meeting or to Ms. Forse's room. See you there!😊

Don't forget gift wrapping at the Apple Blossom Mall is today from 3-5:30! Thank you to everyone who signed up to help!😊

LLS Basketball game tonight! We hope to see you there!🏀😊

The LLS Basketball game is coming up! This Saturday, from 4-9pm, come to James Wood High School for the game, wreath raffle, hair donation for cancer patients, and more! Don't forget to wear orange!😊

There will be a HOSA meeting tomorrow after school in the cafeteria from 2:45-3:45! See you all there!😊

HOSA will be having a fundraiser tomorrow at Chipotle! Please come out and support us! Hope to see you there.😊

JWHS takes on the homecoming parade!💙💛

First HOSA meeting after school today from 2:45-3:45 in the cafeteria! If you're interested in learning more about our club, please attend! :)

Come support James Wood High School HOSA tonight at Ledo Pizza! 😊🍕

Back to school night last night!

Ever thought about the soup you eat on a spoon? That is how much blood is given to a premature baby. The ring you just put on your finger represents the arm of a premature baby. Before you take a sip out of that straw, try breathing through it while pinching your nose. Hard isn't it. This is how a premature baby breathes everyday. PLEASE DONATE! Spread the word. Share this with everyone you know!!!!!!!!!!! There is no such thing as a donation too less. Even a dollar can save a life. Donate to my personal page: http://www.marchforbabies.org/personal_page.asp?intnav=MFB_PRV_HDR_PRPGS&si=8C6FBCA3-1DF1-4948-AC73-CA8B9DE93DD0&prefill

March for Babies - View Personal Page For adunbarhosa Every day, thousands of babies are born too soon, too small and often very sick. What can fit on a spoon represents the amount of blood transfusion that is given to a newborn. Even a ring can fit around the baby's arm.

We are so excited to announce our 5th year into HOSA! In June, Mira Bagous placed 2nd in nationals for Medical Reading!!! This year, our goal is to increase our membership, promote leadership skills and community service opportunities, and also encourage students to enter the state competition in March. Again, we are excited to start another year and plan to make this year our best one yet!