Students enrolled in the human anatomy lab at LSMSA learned about the cardiovascular system during class on Thursday, March 8. They examined an EKG and took blood pressure. They also determined the effect of cold exposure on blood pressure. Students include Jerry Chen, a senior from New Llano; McKenzie Davis, a senior from Ferriday; Angela Fang, a senior from Mandeville; Sarah Green, a senior from Houma; Grayce Mores, a senior from Harvey; Bryce Moulton, a senior from Natchitoches; Stephanie Osten, a senior from Crowley; Olivia Pereda, a senior from Kentwood; Niko Perez, a senior from Monroe; Adreanna Queen, a senior from Natchitoches; Kaitlynn Randall, a senior from Vidalia; Milla Reddick, a senior from Grand Cane; Marcus Shallow, a senior from Elton; Emilyann St Blanc, a senior from Franklin; and Ariana Yelverton, a senior from Rayville.
Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts (LSMSA) is the preeminent state-supported residential high school with competitive admissions for Louisiana's high-achieving, highly-motivated sophomores, juniors, and seniors. As a public school, there is no tuition to attend, and assistance from the LSMSA Foundation ensures the program is available to all qualifying students regardless of family financial need.