Health Care is a continually growing profession, especially in Sheboygan County. With the need for health care providers and the interest of students in entering the health care field, South High School has partnered with local schools, health care organizations and stakeholders to ensure that students at South High School are prepared to enter college with an advantage and prepare themselves for a future in the health care profession.
The Health Care Pathway at South High School offers dual-credit opportunities through Lakeshore Technical College, and the Milwaukee School of Engineering through the Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Biomedical Sciences Program. South High received PLTW Certification for the Biomedical Science Program in 2014.
The South High Health Care Pathway is supported by Aurora Health Care, Prevea Health and the Lakeshore Health Care Alliance.
"The Health Care Pathway at South High is an incredible asset that gives students an advantage after graduation. By providing the opportunity to learn about health care careers earlier, students can move through their educations and training more efficiently, giving them an early boost in their career aspirations. The program also benefits the community as a whole by ensuring that high quality health care professionals will always be available to meet our ever-changing health care needs."
- Dr. Ashok Rai, MDPresident and Chief Executive Officer, Prevea Health
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