Thursday, March 31, 2022

Forbush HOSA is Successful at State Leadership Conference

Twenty-One Forbush HOSA students competed in the HOSA State Leadership Conference in March and received some very special awards. FHS competes against 4A schools who bring 200 plus students , so our accomplishments are huge. There were 2 awards sessions. The recognition session that focuses on chapter achievements and the general awards session that focuses on competitive events. If you see these students please congratulate them. Several of them have qualified to participate at the International Leadership Conference in Nashville, TN in June.

Recognition Session

·         Gold Star Chapter

·         Prevent Blindness Participation

·         American Red Cross - Highest Number of blood units collected in NC among all high school   drives. 

·         HOSA Happenings-2nd place, Carly Phillips

·         Barbara James Service Award-Emily Tryee – highest number of overall service hours

·         Honorary Life Time HOSA Member- Norah Smitherman

·         Adrianna Sloan-Advisor of the Year

  

General Awards

·         Morgan Beamer-1st place Vet Science

·         Lizzy Bobbitt-2nd place Health Care Issues Exam

·         Emily Cook- 3rd place Health care Issues Exam and top 10 sports Medicine

·         Emily Tyree and Riley Jester- top 10 CPR and First Aid

·         Lindsey Hutches and Aubrey Pettit- top 10 Career Health Display

·         Daisy Maya- 3rd places Extemporaneous Writing

·         Stacy Lowe- top 10 Physical Therapy

·         Carly Phillips, Lace Kiger, Samantha Lunsford, Itzel Angel-top 10 Creative Problem Solving

































Hands-on Learning at Forbush High

Students in Mr. Jason Cockerham’s Technology Engineering & Design class at FHS constructed paper towers, paper platforms, and ping pong ball launchers. 








Mr. Cockerham’s Construction Core students at FHS built a concrete pad form, poured concrete, floated the concrete, and then put a broom finish on it at the baseball field.













Tuesday, March 22, 2022

Principles of Business and Finance Students Learn "The Reality of Money"

Roger Cook and Kelly Hicks from the Yadkinville branch of the State Employee's Credit Union presented "The Reality of Money" to Mr. Wagoner's students on Tuesday, March 22nd.

Each student was assigned a job, salary, family status and a credit score and had to make real-life decisions about housing, transportation, groceries, childcare, etc. with the realities they were assigned.

This was real-world learning at it's best!


























Child Development Students Host a Mock Baby Shower

Students in Mrs. Saddler's class at Forbush High School finished up the prenatal unit in Child Development and planned a Baby Shower with food, games, and decorations. They wanted it to be a gender reveal baby shower so they selected 2 mommas-to-be by drawing names out of a hat. Then revealed the gender with a balloon pop at the beginning of the shower. Each table worked hard to develop a game to play at the shower. Students had a great time playing games and enjoying food prepared by students in the Food & Nutrition 1 class. 






































Friday, March 18, 2022

Neuron Construction in CTE at FHS

Michelle Saddler's students making neurons during infant brain development activities for her Child Development course.

Adrianna Sloan's students making neurons during her Health Science classes.

Cross-curricular activities at its finest!












Thursday, March 10, 2022

Forbush DECA Members Compete at DECA Career Development Conference

In late February, FHS DECA members attended CDC (Career Development Conference - better known as DECA State Competition.) This was the first in-person state competition in TWO years!  Schools from all across North Carolina were in attendance with a total of around 2,500 competitors.

This year 6 of our FHS students competed.  Please join me in congratulating these students.

ALL 6 students earned their Proficiency Pins!!!!!   (Melanie Munoz, Maria Pelagio, Cody Thompson, Caden Funk, Savannah Odom, and Samarah Matthews)

Maria Pelagio – Test Mastery in Marketing Fundamentals

Savannah Odom – Top Ten Finalist in Marketing Communications

Caden Funk – Top Ten Finalist in Accounting

Caden Funk 3rd Place Overall in Accounting

We had two FHS students, Caden Funk and Savannah Odom, qualify to go to ICDC in Atlanta!!!! 

Congratulations to all competitors!


















Wednesday, March 9, 2022

Adobe Video Project Completed

Mr. Wagoner's students in Adobe Video finished the "Hallway Faceoff" video last week.

Click here to view the completed project.



Food Truck Project Continues at SMS

 Food Truck construction is coming along well in Mrs. Matthew's class.


























Starmount FFA Students Assist with Tractor Supply’s Grand Opening

Several of the SHS FFA members joined with Tractor Supply of Yadkinville to celebrate their Grand Opening on Saturday September 14th. They p...