Gov. Kay Ivey said she plans to create a new statewide high school dedicated to the instruction of health care.
“This new health care high school, to be located in Demopolis, will offer an innovative curriculum for ninth through 12th grades, exposing them to a diversity of STEM and health care opportunities,” Ivey said during her State of the State address Tuesday.
“I really see this as a chance to serve the whole state. certainly, I mean, we all need more clinicians, both urban and rural areas,” he said.
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