EHOVE Medical Careers

08/28/2026

SENIORS ARE BACKKK!!!✨🎉🩷✨

-The countdown begins ⏳⏳

-We are extremely excited to tackle our final chapter together!

08/27/2026

MEET THE JUNIORS!!

Today we had so much fun welcoming the new juniors, c/o 2028, it’s going to be a great year 🤍🩺💕

08/27/2026

MEET YOUR c/o 2027 AMBASSADORS ✨✨

Nevaeh King- Doctor Nolan’s Class
~ Home School: Vermillion
~ Involved In: Marching Band and Color Guard
~ Hobbies: Painting and Reading
~ Employed: Mill Manor Care Center

Ella Dauch- Mrs. Stewart’s Class
~ Home School: Bellevue
~ Involved In: FFA, Track, TLC, and EFL
~ Hobbies: Fairs, Spending time with family, and Shopping
~ Employed: The Willows at Bellevue and The Ohio Veterans Home

05/13/2026

We did it! The Class of 2026 has finished the Medical Careers Program and are off to college and the workforce.

05/09/2026

During Nurse’s Week and Teacher Appreciation Week, I was reminded once again why I love what I do. Walking into school and seeing the chalk messages our students created truly made my day. 💙🩺📚

Moments like this are a reminder that education is about so much more than lessons and skills. It’s about relationships, encouragement, and helping students discover their purpose and potential.

I’m incredibly grateful to have the opportunity to combine my passion for nursing with teaching and guiding the future of healthcare.

To our students, parents, families, and the entire EHOVE community..thank you for your continued support, encouragement, and belief in career technical education. We are proud to help prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals!

05/07/2026

Graduation is nearing, which means our seniors are going to miss things that they love about EHOVE. Here are what our seniors said!

05/03/2026

Take a look at our Juniors in action at their CNA Clinical’s! The Juniors went to the Ohio Veterans Home to do their Clinical’s that are required for the certification.

05/01/2026

05/01/2026

What a busy and hands-on week in Mrs. Stewart’s Medical Careers class!🩺

The Juniors have been diving into the integumentary system, and they truly brought their learning to life. From understanding the different stages of wounds to actually creating realistic wound simulations on their classmates, they gained a deeper appreciation for both the science and skill behind patient care.

Students also practiced assessing wound drainage and learned proper techniques for applying bandages, essential skills for any future healthcare professional.

We’re wrapping up the week by learning how to perform a simple interrupted suture and how to safely remove them, such an exciting way to build real-world clinical skills!

I’m proud of their engagement, teamwork, and willingness to step outside their comfort zones. The future of healthcare is looking bright! 💙

04/30/2026

Here are our next years' ambassadors! In the first picture is Nevaeh King for Dr. Nolan's class and Ella Dauch in Mrs. Stewart's class. These two students will be taking the responsibility of the social media posts for next school year. They were chosen for this role for their leadership and reliability.