News Summary
Students from Rocky Mountain High School’s FBLA program excelled at the National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California, competing among 16,000 peers. Ten students showcased their skills in various business events, with one team placing ninth nationally in Sales Presentation. The community’s support through fundraising enabled this experience, enriching students’ journeys with cultural adventures and invaluable lessons as they prepare for their futures.
Rocky Mountain High School FBLA Shines Bright at National Leadership Conference
In a dazzling display of talent and determination, the Rocky Mountain High School FBLA program recently represented Wyoming at the National Leadership Conference held in the sunny city of Anaheim, California. From June 29 to July 3, this proud group of future leaders made waves among a crowd of over 16,000 students, all eager to compete and connect in the realms of business and technology.
Ten Students Make Their Mark
Among the proud participants, ten driven students from Rocky Mountain High School qualified for this impressive national competition by showcasing their skills and earning recognition at the state level. The students took on various competitive events that highlighted their strengths and talents:
- American Enterprise Project: Lauren Bassett and Tarynn Schoening
- Partnership with Business: Layla Gardner and Lafe Files
- Sales Presentation: Branton Moore and Alex Hedges
- Introduction to Business Presentation: Joaquin Scheeler and Travis Crosby
- Introduction to Financial Math: John Mader
- Human Resource Management: Tarynn Schoening
- Networking Infrastructures: Layla Gardner
- Spreadsheet Applications: Rebecca Herren
Rocky Mountain Achievements
In a remarkable feat, the Sales Presentation team made a resounding impact by placing ninth out of an impressive 104 teams nationwide. This achievement is not just a number; it reflects the countless hours of hard work, preparation, and commitment that the students dedicated throughout the year.
The success of the trip was made possible thanks to the unwavering support from the Big Horn County School District No. 1, which is dedicated to investing in robust Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs that empower students for their future careers. Additionally, the vital mentorship and guidance from Assistant FBLA advisor Dani Wilson helped equip students with the necessary skills to excel.
Cultural Adventures and Community Support
But the journey wasn’t all about competition—students also immersed themselves in rich cultural experiences that they’ll carry with them for a lifetime. For many, seeing the ocean for the first time was an absolute highlight! They enjoyed whale watching, taking scenic trips with dolphins, and exploring thrilling theme parks, all while indulging in local culinary delights.
The Rocky Mountain FBLA Chapter didn’t forget to express their heartfelt gratitude to the community, which played an essential role in funding this remarkable trip. Thanks to various fundraising efforts, including some creative ideas like flamingo yard flocking, a fun bird hunt raffle, delicious Krispy Kreme donut sales, and generous donations, they were able to make this educational experience a reality.
Pride and Future Prospects
Looking back on this amazing journey, the pride of the students offers a testimony to their dedication and accomplishments. The experiences gained during this trip have proven to be not just memorable but also impactful as they prepare for their futures. The students came away from the conference not only with skills and knowledge but also with stories to tell about the friendships and lessons learned along the way.
The journey for the FBLA at Rocky Mountain High School exemplifies the unyielding spirit of students ready to take on the world, equipped with the tools, knowledge, and experience they need to drive their careers forward. With the community always backing them, the future looks incredibly bright for these aspiring business leaders of tomorrow.
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- Lovell Chronicle: Rocky Mountain High School FBLA Shines at National Conference
- Wikipedia: Future Business Leaders of America
- Lovell Chronicle: Rocky Mountain High School FBLA Achievements
- Google Search: Business Leadership Conference
- Lovell Chronicle: FBLA Community Support
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