New Haven High School receives grant for state-of-the-art anatomage table
New Haven High School is proud to announce that it has been awarded a generous grant of $105,000 to acquire an advanced Anatomage Table, revolutionizing the learning experience for Health Science students.
The Anatomage Table is a cutting-edge virtual dissection tool that provides students with an immersive and interactive platform to explore human anatomy and physiology.
With features such as case studies and access to five different actual cadaver images, this innovative technology will significantly enhance the educational experience for students.
“This grant award is a game-changer for our Health Science program,” says Dawn Vigneau CTE Director/Health Science Teacher. “The Anatomage Table will provide our students with unparalleled opportunities to deepen their understanding of human anatomy and apply their knowledge in practical scenarios.”
The addition of the Anatomage Table to the curriculum will allow students to engage in hands-on learning experiences that were previously only possible in traditional cadaver labs. By offering a realistic and dynamic environment for studying anatomy, the table will serve as a valuable asset in preparing students for future careers in healthcare.
“We are incredibly grateful for this grant award, which will enable us to provide our students with access to state-of-the-art technology and enhance their learning outcomes,” adds Vigneau. “The Anatomage Table represents a significant
investment in our students’ education and will undoubtedly contribute to their academic success.”