HOSA Club Members Earn 2026 State Accolades

Several students from Fayette County Public Schools received first-place awards in this spring’s Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) state competition. HOSA is a student organization whose mission is to promote career opportunities in healthcare and to improve the quality and delivery of care to all people. The 2026 state conference was March 18-21 in  Louisville. Congratulations to all!

From Frederick Douglass High School

• Biochemistry – 2. Sayed Damaa; 3. Suzette McGary
• Biology – 4. Sayed Damaa
• General Chemistry – 2. Sayed Damaa; 5. Suzette McGary
• Human Heredity – 1. Suzette McGary; 2. Juliana Damaa
• Medical Math – 1. Sayed Damaa
• Microbiology – 2. Suzette McGary
• Physics – 1. Sayed Damaa

Henry Clay High School

• Healthy Living – 2. Harper Wilson
• Surgical Technologist – 1. Arly Weinstein

Paul Laurence Dunbar High School

• Human Heredity – 3. Miranda Fan
• Medical Administration – 3. Cindy Zhang
• Medical Reading – 4. Azelea Asmi Jan
• Pathophysiology – 4. Tejas Basneth

Tates Creek High School

• Clinical Specialty – 4. Raghad “Rio” Omar
• Surgical Technologist – 3. Lucy Carter

The Hub for Innovative Learning & Leadership (The HILL)

• Patient Care Technician – 1.  Jayden Wright
• Medical Math – 3. Sidney Yaden