Students from the Heath Occupation Science Association (HOSA) participated in the Tennessee State Leadership Conference held from March 30 to April 1, showcasing their skills in various health science events. Notably, students from Centennial High School, including Ross Phillips, Jameson Koss, Mina Ragheb, and Areeb Bhagat, secured first place in Biomedical Debate. Nolensville High School also had a strong showing, with Marley Schuster winning first place in Home Health Aide and a team winning first in Creative Problem Solving. Additionally, Sarayu Reddy was elected as the Tennessee HOSA secretary and treasurer. Other schools, including Page High and Ravenwood High, also achieved commendable results, with multiple students placing in various categories. The students who finished in the top three are now set to compete at the International Leadership Conference at the end of June, representing their schools and demonstrating their commitment to health sciences.