Students Act Out a Tragic Fictitious Scenario, and Learn About the Sobering Consequences of Bullying

Layered Lessons Are Designed to Help Students Deeply Understand Real-life Problems

North Orange County ROP Medical Sciences Academy students at Esperanza High School acted out a fictious bullying/suicide scenario of a 17-year old student.  The layered lesson taught students about the tragic consequences of bullying that can include reponses by medical, police, fire authorities, and legal personnel.  Download PDF with full story and photos...

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VN and Health Sciences Students Earn Top Prizes at National Conference

The very best North Orange County ROP Vocational Nursing and high school Medical Science Academy students traveled to Orlando, Florida in late June to join 7,100 students from around the world to participate and compete at the National Health Occupations Students of America Leadership Conference.  ROP’s future health professionals did very well in leadership and health competitions.  Thirteen of the ninety students from California who medaled or were finalists came from North Orange County ROP.  Congratulations to the students who prepared so well, and to the teachers who gave so much time and effort to their preparation.

National HOSA Medalists and Finalists      Orlando, Florida: June 21 -22, 2012
Name	Medal	Event	School
Shadia Jeha	Gold	Clinical Nursing	VN Class A
Jenna Magallanes Shakan Keith	Gold	CPR/First Aid	VN Class A VN Class B
Evelyn Escalante Miranda Murphy Erica Young Lindsey Baber	Silver	Creative Problem Solving	VN Class B
Jessica Shin	Bronze	Medical Math	VN Class B
Finalists
George Imperial	4th place	Extemporaneous Writing	VN Class B
Carrie Lamont	7th place	Medical Terminology	VN Class A
Brandon Ponce	8th place	Nursing Assisting	Savanna HS
Clair Beronilla	9th place	Clinical Nursing	VN Class A
Erica Young	Mastery Level	Healthcare Issues Exam	VN Class B