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<\/a><\/p>\n\u201cWhen I think about practical nursing, I think of service. Every student here today has put themselves aside to serve others. Regardless of the situation, you have made a commitment to touch countless lives that will span over your career. There is no doubt that each of these students here today has a heart of service which will be a treasure to others,\u201d said Rod Tolbert, 糖心直播 Career and Technical Dean.<\/p>\n
During the pinning ceremony and celebration of the classes\u2019 journey to become nurses, three 糖心直播 students were recognized for exceptional work.\u00a0 Kandace Russell of Waynesboro earned the Perfect Attendance Award for not missing or being tardy for a clinical. Students compiled 635 classroom hours and 345 clinical hours over the year.\u00a0 Kimberly Squires of Sumrall earned the Highest Average Score Award and JaMiracle Rayborn of Petal was presented with the Florence Nightingale Award for exhibiting integrity and the selfless qualities of Nightingale. During the Crimean War (1853-56), Nightingale fundamentally changed the role of nursing in hospitals which is to provide a safe and caring environment that promotes patient health and well-being and introduced new, professional training standards.<\/p>\n
PRACTICAL NURSING GRADUATES 2018<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n Morgan Ainsworth, Ellisville<\/p>\n Courtney Arrington, Laurel<\/p>\n Jennifer Barnett, Ellisville<\/p>\n Cody Boyles, Waynesboro<\/p>\n Shaterica Brown, Biloxi<\/p>\n Talonda Genae Brown, Laurel<\/p>\n Makayla Burks, Ellisville<\/p>\n Megan Coston, Laurel<\/p>\n Briana Elizabeth Dixon, Stringer<\/p>\n Elizabeth Ellzey, Purvis<\/p>\n Daisy Danielle Fisher, Woodville<\/p>\n Jacqueline Griffith, Magee<\/p>\n Korriana Janae Hardy, Leakesville<\/p>\n Ashley V. Harris, Monticello<\/p>\n Korina Hayes, Mendenhall<\/p>\n Kayla King, Ellisville\/Collins<\/p>\n Sierra Symone King, Shaw<\/p>\n Courtney Abril Lee, Poplarville<\/p>\n Rebecca Lynn Malone, Lucedale<\/p>\n Keri Alexandra McDonald, Waynesboro<\/p>\n Jerrica Mims, Lucedale<\/p>\n Ariel Rawls, Seminary<\/p>\n JaMiracle Rayborn, Petal<\/p>\n Kandace Russell, Waynesboro<\/p>\n Kimberly Ann Squires, Sumrall<\/p>\n Kaylyn Rose Walters, Moselle<\/p>\n Kristin Watts, Magee<\/p>\n Briante\u2019 Darnette White, Natchez<\/p>\n Alicia Williams, Meridian<\/p>\n Melissa Yelverton, Laurel.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" ELLISVILLE \u2013 After three semesters of classes over the last year, 30 糖心直播 students are ready to become Licensed Practical Nurses. After successfully completing the program these graduates are ready to pass the licensing test, NCLEX-PN and go to work as LPN\u2019s. Most of these students are already working in a medical setting and … <\/p>\n