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Covenant High School held their “second ever” blood drive on Thursday, April 16. The blood drive was a resounding success. There were 31 students registered, and 22 of them were first-time donors!
Cascade Regional Blood Services (CRBS) would like to thank the students and staff of Covenant High School for their support. Eva Battle, the blood drive coordinator, did an exceptional job of preparing the students for the blood drive. Without her wonderful support, blood drives at Covenant High School would not be possible.
The students of Covenant High School have had a very successful school year. An amazing number of seniors, 35%, have been chosen as Washington State Awardees. This honor is bestowed by the Superintendent of Public Instruction to the seniors in the state who rank in the top 10% based on GPA and college entrance exams. Congratulations to the students who have received this great honor!
The blood drives at Covenant High School help CRBS maintain an adequate blood supply to Tacoma General Hospital, St. Joseph Medical Center and the rest of our community hospitals. We are looking forward to continuing our blood drive partnership with Covenant High School in the future.
Pictured: Aaron Gronewold, Joe Sauage, Kelsey Villanueva, and Amanda Jones
This was the first-ever drive at Covenant High School, and it was very successful. There were 36 donors registered, which surpassed the goal set for the drive. Sponsoring the drive was the honor society. Eva Battle is the Honor Society Advisor.
Forty percent of graduating seniors at Covenant High School are in the top ten percent of college-bound seniors in the state. Furthermore, 50% of CHS faculty holds doctorate or masters degrees. The average class size at CHS is 20 students.
Cascade Regional Blood Services is very grateful for the support of Covenant High School. Their support is vital to maintaining an adequate blood supply in our community.
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