Holland Medical High Schools Hosts Open House
By: AISD Press Release
Updated: August 22, 2012
Holland Medical High School will introduce its newest health science program--Registered Dental Assistant--during a kickoff event and open house Friday, August 24.
The public is invited to attend from 11:30 yo 1:30 p.m. at the Holland Health Science Building on the campus of Hardin-Simmons University.
Special invited guests for the event are community members from the field of dentistry.
"We are excited to introduce this new program as an addition to the strong programs we already offer for students," said Principal Gail Gregg, who also serves as AISD's Executive Director of Career and Technical Education.
Guests will have an opportunity to tour the school's facilities, which now includes two fully equipped dental operatories with specially designed chairs and stools, lights, air, water syringes and hand instruments.
The new equipment was purchased with funds from an AISD-HSU collaborative grant from the Sid W. Richardson Foundation.
The introduction of the Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) program adds to the school's current certification programs in nursing, pharmacy and medical assistant.
Holland students also have the opportunity to take advance science courses such as anatomy and physiology, medical microbiology and pathophysiology.
Holland Med High is beginning its sixth year as a health science magnet school that serves students from Abilene High and Cooper High.
For more information, call the Holland main office at 325-794-4120.
The public is invited to attend from 11:30 yo 1:30 p.m. at the Holland Health Science Building on the campus of Hardin-Simmons University.
Special invited guests for the event are community members from the field of dentistry.
"We are excited to introduce this new program as an addition to the strong programs we already offer for students," said Principal Gail Gregg, who also serves as AISD's Executive Director of Career and Technical Education.
Guests will have an opportunity to tour the school's facilities, which now includes two fully equipped dental operatories with specially designed chairs and stools, lights, air, water syringes and hand instruments.
The new equipment was purchased with funds from an AISD-HSU collaborative grant from the Sid W. Richardson Foundation.
The introduction of the Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) program adds to the school's current certification programs in nursing, pharmacy and medical assistant.
Holland students also have the opportunity to take advance science courses such as anatomy and physiology, medical microbiology and pathophysiology.
Holland Med High is beginning its sixth year as a health science magnet school that serves students from Abilene High and Cooper High.
For more information, call the Holland main office at 325-794-4120.
