Kearny School of Biomedical Science and Technology

I’m an early graduating senior, an opportunity open to anyone willing to stay on track and work hard. I’m currently participating in one of the school’s unique experiences - by graduation, I will be a certified emergency medical technician (EMT), a unique program offered by the school. I also have a friend in the certified nurses assistant program, and they will be a CNA by graduation. Incredible opportunities not available elsewhere as far as I know. Many of us have also graduated with about a year of college already done, thanks to the dual enrollment program with mesa college up the road. Thanks for a great four years, Kearny BST.

This schools like any other normal school in my opinion. Currently a sophomore this year and I have a lot of thoughts. For learning, it really depends on the teachers you get and your interest in the subject. For teaching, again, depends on the teachers you have but honestly I was rather surprised. In the years Ive been in school I have never found such an amazing community. Everyone is friendly, respectful and helpful. We’re a whole family here. For safety and social emotional support, it’s meh. Litterly the other day, I heard from countless of peers about this meeting or something talking about vape (big thing in our school - bathrooms) and the person blabbering says to not vape in school and to do it outside of school on your own time. Some thing in the lines of that. I found myself to be disgusted by this person after hearing this. That person, A GROWN ADULT, supposed to help create a positive generation does not even try to discourage or help its students, and the school allowing this person to speak such nonsense and not batting an eye should also be held accountable. There are definitely better schools out there, if I were to have kids, I’d most likely not put them here. There are definitely way better schools with better opportunities. Overall if you wanna go to this school, go right ahead, its a pretty nice school, we get college classes and some opportunities. There’s a meh amount of clubs and BST is the only small school with AP courses. I believe only 2.

As a early grad and a soon to be graduating student at Kearny BST at the time of writing this. I can say with such conviction that Kearny BST has one of the best opportunities presented to their students on-campus and off-campus to pursue whatever interest in the biomedical field. The type of opportunities provided can range to the type of cool internship that students can take, programs outside the school that we're partnered up with, but also the classes as well! For example, BST students have the extraordinary opportunity to intern at Rady's Children Hospital under their chosen department. And we get to also be under the wing of medical professions in their specialty!In the case for myself, I enjoyed a class taking called "GIS" which is Geographic Information Systems which teaches students to use computer-based tools to solve spatial issues through storing, visualizing, analyzing and interpreting geographic data. Which was really fun!Throughout my time, it has been nothing but exciting, rigorous but also fun. And the change of leadership has reflected that over time. BST provides a unique and dynamic experience with its teachers, curriculum, and student culture that is centered around the vision of creating a community that one can call "family", And this 4x4 block schedule system is a reflection of that. Overall though, if you wish to experience and learn something related to the biomedical field or computers then I highly recommend attending BST and checking out what they got going on!

Kearny High School offers one of a kind learning experiences, incorporating hands-on environments with engaging instructors.

Eric stewart- history teacher carries the school what an educated man, his teaching style is incredible and sense of humor is well oriented very funny guy what a guy. Thank you sir.