IN THE MIDDLE of wheat fields and hills lies a small school with less than 800 students. 

Instead of wearing the latest fashion trends, students dress in scrubs — from top to bottom every day — and attend the school for more than the state-mandated curriculum. They are learning medical terminologies, anatomy, how to save the lives of others and more, and are preparing to be society’s future doctors, nurses, surgeons and health-related professionals.

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