The Institute for Health Sciences (IHS) Magnet consists of two programs: BioHealth and Allied Health Sciences. IHS engages students in a challenging and competitive educational environment through a comprehensive course of study in science, mathematics, technology, literacy and other areas as they apply to the needs of our global society. IHS offers highly-achieving honors or college prep students a dynamic, rigorous curriculum. Magnet seminar courses, based on the nationally recognized Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Biomedical Sciences program, uses real-world and hands-on learning experiences. IHS students pursue careers ranging from biomedical engineers to doctors, nurses, nutritionists and physical therapists.
The BioHealth Sciences Magnet Program offers highly achieving honor students a dynamic and challenging curriculum. The magnet, based on the nationally recognized Project Lead The Way Biomedical Sciences program, uses real-world experience and hands-on learning to prepare students for the 21st century health and medical professions. Students must have a strong work ethic to participate in this rigorous and comprehensive 4-year program that includes honors and advanced placement science and math courses. Students will deepen their academic development through experiential learning to create ethical professionals who lead through problem-solving, innovative thinking, and collaborative planning.
The Allied Health Sciences Magnet Program offers motivated college preparatory and honor students a 4-year program that provides an innovative, diverse, and comprehensive curriculum that nurtures academic growth and enables them to reach their goals to become a part of the health sciences professional community. Students will participate in experiential learning uniquely designed to foster a broader awareness of health-related careers, concepts, and skills associated with the health sciences field.