Biomedical Preparatory students spread Valentine’s Day love

Published on: February 13, 2023 By: Staff Reports

Biomedical Preparatory at UT Southwestern collaborated with Volunteer and Nutrition Services at William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital (CUH) to share some Valentine’s Day love and kindness. The students decorated handmade cards for CUH patients and staff to be passed out on the holiday. The staff at Biomedical Preparatory hope to continue this collaboration for service projects in the future. The unique STEM-based elementary school opened in August and is the result of a partnership between UTSW and the Dallas Independent School District.

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This student is so happy to decorate cards this Valentine’s Day.

Students work together to make some creative Valentine’s Day cards.

A student shows off the final product of his card, filled with hearts.

A student ponders what to write for the patients of CUH.

A student brings out the crayons to decorate his card.

A student and Principal Roberto Gonzalez, M.D., share high-fives.

Rhyming talent starts early at Biomedical Preparatory: “Happy Valentine’s Day!! You’re nice like a mice.”

What better way to show Valentine’s Day love than with a heart-shaped fox?

This young learner is all smiles showing off his finished valentine.

Two friends wish CUH patients and staff a brighter day.

A Biomedical Preparatory teacher helps students decorate cards.

It was all hands on deck creating Valentine’s Day cards for the CUH community.

The purest form of adoration: “I love you like a chicken nugget.”