by BECKY HAMMILL
Coming to Mac-Hi second semester is an anatomy/physiology class being taught by Ms. Garton, which is good news for students looking to go into the medical field or students just wanting to get a better understanding of the human body. There was a lot of student demand for the class, so the administration opened a second period.
“It should be very similar to last year’s class where we will study the different systems in the human body and how they work,” said Garton. She explains that it is a great class for students to take who are interested in going into a medical career field. “The class should allow students to become more sound in their fundamental knowledge of the human body and the science of how the human body works,” she said. Garton then added that anyone thinking of going into a career in a health or medical field would benefit from this, as most colleges and vocational schools require students to take some form of a human anatomy course as a requirement for a degree or certification.
This class will be offered 4th and 5th period, so - if you want in, you’d better get in fast before the classes are filled!
Coming to Mac-Hi second semester is an anatomy/physiology class being taught by Ms. Garton, which is good news for students looking to go into the medical field or students just wanting to get a better understanding of the human body. There was a lot of student demand for the class, so the administration opened a second period.
“It should be very similar to last year’s class where we will study the different systems in the human body and how they work,” said Garton. She explains that it is a great class for students to take who are interested in going into a medical career field. “The class should allow students to become more sound in their fundamental knowledge of the human body and the science of how the human body works,” she said. Garton then added that anyone thinking of going into a career in a health or medical field would benefit from this, as most colleges and vocational schools require students to take some form of a human anatomy course as a requirement for a degree or certification.
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