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Local Chapter Annual Business Report2017-18

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Business Partnerships..........................................................................

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Public Relations and Chapter Publicity.........................................

State and National Projects.................................................................

Other Community Service Projects.................................................

Participation in FBLA Conferences..................................................

Chapter Recognition...............................................................................

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Report Published by:Bellevue West FBLA1501 Thurston AvenueBellevue, NE 68123

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Dear Bellevue West FBLA:

Thank you for a great year in Future Business Leaders of America. The Lead-ership Team enjoyed connecting with all members and helping everyone achieve goals. This year has been filled with much growth and development. We hope our work in leading this organization has helped you as a member. This year we focused on four main goals: • Complete community service and partner with local organizations • Maintain high numbers of active members • Create opportunities for career and leadership exploration • Achieve success at state and national competitions

We are proud that each of these goals were achieved due to hard work and dedication. We have over 250 hours of community service by participating in activities such as Adopt-a-Road, March for Babies Walk and a community dog wash. We are proud of the money we raised for community organiza-tions, specifically $700 for the Bellevue Police Department Canine Unit and $435 for March of Dimes. We also partnered with multiple small business-es in Bellevue including Uptown Bakery and Twin Creek Animal Hospital while helping promote their businesses throughout the community. Career exploration was a large part of our chapter. Allowing members to have op-portunities to run the school store, work with our business partners, listen to guest speakers and participate in leadership conferences helped them experience and learn more about careers they are interested in.

This chapter has continued to have a strong, active membership, currently at 79 members. Members have been given the opportunity to learn man-agement and customer service skills by working The Bird House, our school store. In addition, our success at conferences was at an all time high. At the 2017 State Leadership Conference we had the most successful year of Bel-levue West FBLA’s history. There were 34 top eight awards, which included 19 national qualifiers. At the National Leadership Conference, in Anaheim our chapter had three events in which we placed second, seventh and tenth. This is a reflection of your hard work.

Our accomplishments this year make us proud to be the leaders of such an amazing group of students. Again, thank you Bellevue West FBLA for mak-ing this year a success.

Sincerely,

Chapter President

Leadership TeamAndrew Burns Michelle CastroMadi ContrerasNoah Graziano Kelsey LarsenAllie Otto Katie RyckmanAndrew SautterReginald Wright

Kathie Britten Patricia Hinkle

Advisers

The 2017-2018 Bellevue West FBLA Leadership Team

State of the Chapter

Kelsey LarsenChapter President

Kelsey Larsen

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Size of School and Community

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Chapter BeginningsOn November 11, 1977 the national charter was re-ceived by Bellevue West. This was the same year that Bellevue West opened. The first adviser was Lori Grant and the current advisers, Pat Hinkle and Kathie Britten, have been working with FBLA for 20 years.

Bellevue West High SchoolBellevue West High School was built in 1977 due to overcrowding at Bellevue Senior High School. The school colors are purple, gold and white with the Thun-derbird as the mascot. There are currently 120 staff members and 1,682 students attending Bellevue West.

Bellevue West High School

Chapter MembershipA goal of Bellev-ue West FBLA this year was to es-tablish a strong, dedicated mem-bership. This year there were 79 ac-tive members. The charts below de-pict the member-ship breakdown between grade and gender.

Membership Numbers

The Bellevue West FBLA chapter has actively engaged with the local community for the past 40 years. Chapter members continue to work hard and serve the school and surrounding area each year.

Bellevue West’s 2017-18 membership was a strong group of dedicated, determined and hard working stu-dents who had a passion for leadership and a drive for success.

Bellevue West FBLA membersat the installation banquet

“Beautiful View”On the east edge of Nebraska lies the city of Bellevue. Bellevue is French meaning “Beautiful View.” The city was established in 1855 and is currently recognized as the oldest city in Nebraska. Bellevue is considered part of the Omaha-Council Bluffs metropolitan area and is home to Offutt Air Force Base, creating a diverse com-munity. According to the 2010 census, there are 50,137 people, 19,142 households and 13,371 families resid-ing in Bellevue.

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Introduction Activities to Benefit Chapter and Its Members

Classroom VisitsOn August 25, 2017 chapter members vis-ited every business and computer science class to promote FBLA. Mem-bers explained compet-itive events, chapter projects and confer-ence opportunities. A video highlighting the chapter’s success from the previous year was shown.

Quality recruitment is essential to having a successful chapter and year in FBLA. Dedicated members who have the drive to get things done are crucial to success. The chapter membership worked hard this year to re-cruit new members.

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Recruitment

FlyersPromotional flyers were utilized to inform students about upcom-ing meetings, chapter activities and travel opportunities. Social media accounts, such as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook were featured on the back of the flyers.

Activity FairOn August 10, 2017 chapter members represented FBLA at the annual activity fair where they informed incoming fresh-men about FBLA. Flyers were distributed and contact infor-mation was gathered. This in-formation was used to invite students to attend the first meeting on August 28.

Member talks about FBLA

Recruitment WeekFrom August 21-25, 2017 the chapter hosted a recruit-ment week during lunch. Flyers and sign-up sheets were available for interested students. Raffle tickets for a free iPad mini were distributed to encourage student participation. Each day’s theme was FBLA related in order to inform students about the organization. Below is a summary of the week.

Played Wii baseball to highlight Baltimore Orioles and St. Louis Cardinals, the NFLC and NLC destinations.

Played Husker Cornhole, emphasizing competitive events at SLC.

Played Angry Birds using boxes and foam balls which emphasized the use of elec-tronics and computer based events.

Played giant Plinko game with prizes in-cluding FBLA shirts and calculators.

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PicnicOn August 28, 2017 the chapter hosted the annual pic-nic. All returning members were asked to bring one or two friends to Washington park for a barbecue. The chapter provided hamburgers and hot dogs for all at-tendees. The leadership team networked, talked about FBLA and provided a “sneak peak” of upcoming events.

Members at the beginning of the year picnicMembers work the table at lunch

Introduction Activities to Benefit Chapter and Its Members

Induction CeremonyOn October 9, 2017 the leadership team was installed and students were officially inducted as FBLA mem-bers. Each project team presented their goals and intro-duced their business partners. These business partners had an opportunity to speak about their relationship with our chapter.

Leadership Development

Leadership TeamOn May 1, 2017 the Leadership Team was announced. The team consisted of nine members who showed dedication and commitment to FBLA. This team was responsible for preparing agendas, running weekly meetings and planning events. A mentorship program between the leadership team and members was imple-mented to strengthen communication. Each officer was assigned a group of members to contact throughout the school year.

Leadership RetreatFrom May 27 - June 3, 2017 the leadership team retreat was held in Sturgis, South Dakota. Agenda items includ-ed writing the program of work and bonding as a team. Other activities included a trip to historic Deadwood, viewing Falls Park and visiting Mt. Rushmore.

The leadership team at Falls Park

Members and their families attend the ceremony

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The leadership team

Leadership is a key trait that Bellevue West FBLA in-stills in every member. The organization provides many opportunities for leadership development while engag-ing its members. Each year members are encouraged to apply for the leadership team.

CommitteesOn November 27, 2017 committees were estab-lished in order to com-plete state projects and other chapter activities. These committees includ-ed March of Dimes, Go Green and the FBLA Foun-dation. Other committees such as marketing, social media and public rela-tions were also formed.

Study Lock-InsOn January 26, 2018 FBLA members at-tended a lock-in to prepare for the state competition in April. Members practiced presentations, stud-ied for tests, worked on reports and social-ized as a chapter.

Committee member decorates for banquet

Members work in the business computer lab

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Chapter members were provided multiple opportuni-ties to explore business careers. In addition, numer-ous field trips and guest speakers provided members a unique insight about business.

CenturyLinkOn February 7, 2018 the annual career day was held in celebration of FBLA Week. Wayne Reynolds, an outside Sales Representative for CenturyLink, was one of seven speakers. He spoke about his job and performed role plays to practice sales tech-niques.

Career Exploration and Preparation

First National BankOn October 18, 2017 Matt Schilling spoke to FBLA members about his career. He works at First National Bank in the financial ser-vices department. Matt Schilling

2015 Inc.On October 25, 2017 Tom Kudirka spoke to FBLA stu-dents about his experience in the business field. He is

a Bellevue West alumnus who developed many pat-ented electronic products. His story included the business side of creating video games, such as Call of Duty and Modern War-fare. He is now the Chief Executive Officer of his own company, 2015 Inc. Tom Kudirka


Sports Career ConsultingOn November 5, 2017 FBLA members met with Chris Lindauer, of Sports Career Consulting in Port-land, Oregon. Students were given a tour of the office building and were shown a conference room where students learned about sports marketing and his business model.

Federal Reserve BankOn November 10, 2017 many chapter mem-bers toured the inter-active museum at the Federal Reserve Bank in St. Louis, Missouri. They learned about banking security, counter fitting and the economy.

KPMGOn November 21, 2017 Kiley Eccker, a public accountant from KPMG, gave in-sight on her career. She explained her job and educational re-quirements to become a public accountant. Kiley Eccker

Yahoo!On November 6, 2017 FBLA members toured the Yahoo! facility in Portland, Oregon. Members met with various Yahoo! business teams and experienced the Yahoo! at-mosphere.

Members listen to a presentation

Wayne Reynolds and members

Members with Chris LindauerThe Bird HouseFBLA members manage the school store and gain valu-able information about marketing, merchandising, credit cards and inventory management. The store was open during lunch each day, at all home sporting events and at all semester conferences. All members are ex-pected to work the store at least once per month.


Business Partnerships

Sportswear PartnersThe Bird House has created partnerships with Brand-ed Custom Sportswear, Gear for Sports and DiGiorgio’s. These companies provide apparel and designs for all merchandise sold in the store.

Chick-fil-AThe Chick-fil-A partnership has provided many oppor-tunities to FBLA members. Restaurant tours are given twice a year and Tom Deall, the manager, sponsors a $500 scholarship for one senior FBLA member. He also donates $1,200 each year to support the chapter.

DJ’s DugoutDJ’s Dugout sponsors the yearly Wing Wars competition. In addition, they have joined TAGG to provide financial sup-port to the chapter.

Bellevue Chamber of CommerceEach year chapter members volunteer at the Annual Chamber dinner where they are able to network with local business people in the community. The chapter is also a Chamber member and participates in various events during the year.

The Uptown BakeryThe Uptown Bakery assists the chapter in raising funds at sporting events. They discount their donuts in order to increase the profit margin. They are the sponsor for our half court shot competition as well.


FBLA members partnered with local and national businesses in order to share ideas and network. Mem-bers have become employed, received internships and gained valuable knowledge about business procedures.

Together A Greater Good (TAGG)FBLA members and TAGG work together to recruit businesses in order to support the chapter. Members met with local businesses to explain TAGG and how to become involved.

Krispy KremeKrispy Kreme is a national sponsor of FBLA. The chap-ter raised funds through this partnership.


Chapter Fundraising

Fazoli’s NightOn September 25, 2017 Bellevue West FBLA kicked off the year with a fundraising night at the local Fazoli’s. Members brought fami-ly and friends together to enjoy a meal. Twenty per-cent of sales were donated back to the chapter and $119 was raised.

Puffins From September 12 - 27, 2017 FBLA hosted the annu-al Puffins fundraiser. These dessert pastries cost $12 a dozen. Every box sold raised $5 for the seller. The chapter’s total sales were $2,749, resulting in $1,130 of profit for FBLA members. The top seller received a $50 visa gift card.

Car WashOn July 22, 2017 FBLA members hosted a do-nation-based car wash at the local NAPA Auto Parts. We provided towels, soap, hoses and sponges and washed cars for eight hours. In total, 37 cars were washed raising $410. Chapter members wash a car

The Bird HouseEvery home sporting event and lunch period FBLA members manage The Bird House. Thunderbird mer-chandise, ranging from shirts to sweatshirts to lan-yards, was sold. The chapter works with multiple cloth-ing venders to stock quality products in the store. Over $5,000 is raised each year to support FBLA members that qualified for nationals.

Chapter members help customers

Donut SalesAt multiple varsity sporting events the chapter sold donuts provided by The Up-town Bakery. A table was set up at the en-trance of each sport-ing event. In total, $745 was raised.

ConcessionsThrough out the year, FBLA mem-bers worked the concessions stand at various varsity basket-ball and football games. The mem-bers raised $512 for the chapter.

Members work the concession stand during a basketball game

Snap! RaiseFrom January 22 - February 26, 2018 the chapter part-nered with Snap! Raise. This fundraiser required mem-bers to send out a link to friends and family or to post on social media accounts asking for financial support for the chapter. Over $1,600 was raised.

Chapter members sell donuts at a basketball game


Fundraising is an essential part of any organization. The chapter took every opportunity to raise money in order to decrease expenses throughout the year.


Bellevue Leader On June 5, 2017 The Bellevue Leader published an ar-ticle about Bellevue West’s success at the State Lead-ership Conference. Nineteen students qualified to compete at the National Lead-ership Confer-ence, where five placed in the top ten. Lo-cal businesses were very im-pressed and contacted Bel-levue West FBLA regard-ing future part-nerships.


Public Relations and Chapter Publicity

Display WindowOn August 21, 2017 the leadership team painted signs and banners to publicize FBLA. Posters were made to

explain details about re-cruitment week and the first meeting. This win-dow is used throughout the year to inform stu-dents about meetings and upcoming events. The display window

Social MediaOn June 2, 2017 Bellevue West FBLA opened their first Insta-gram and Snapchat accounts. These accounts, as well as Twitter and Facebook, were used regularly. Messages were sent to inform parents, mem-bers and the community about upcoming events. We handed out flyers (to the right) so oth-ers could connect with the so-cial media accounts.

Get ConnectedTwitter @BWFBLA

FacebookBellevue West FBLA

Instagram@BWFBLA

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Get ConnectedTwitter @BWFBLA

FacebookBellevue West FBLA

Instagram@BWFBLA

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AnnouncementsFrom August 11-14, 2017 announcements were made each morning about FBLA. Information included meet-ing times and how to get involved.

Food Stock 2017On June 1, 2017 ten chapter members participated in a Bellevue food truck event. Members supplied trucks and SUVs to transport cans and other goods to the local food bank. Over 1,500 items were donated. The chapter was mentioned in a local news story as well as on the Bellevue Community facebook page.

YearbookEach year the Bellevue West Yearbook includes a two-page spread about FBLA. It highlights successful FBLA

fundraisers and events held within the school and com-munity. This year’s spread highlighted our trip to St. Louis.

Publicity of the chapter was raised through social me-dia, announcements and news stories. The chapter gained many followers and recognition throughout our school and community.

FBLA WeekFrom February 5-9, 2018 the chapter celebrated FBLA week by hosting a variety of events in the commons during lunch. This year’s theme was “puzzles”. Each day members participated in activities with the student

body such as Rubik’s Cubes, cup stacking, and puzzle rac-es. These ac-tivities helped promote FBLA in the school.

Members work the FBLA table

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State and National ProjectsPartnership with BusinessOn August 8, 2017 a partnership with Back to Back Chi-ropractic formally began. This business was launched in February 2017. Chapter members developed a website as well as Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram accounts for the business to increase publicity in the community.

American EnterpriseOn July 11, 2017 project leaders met with the owner of Twin Creek Animal hospital, Dr. Erich Rachowitz, to launch the project. The purpose of this project was to educate the chapter and community about small busi-ness ownership and community engagement. To create awareness, the chapter invited Dr. Rachowitz to career day, the annual banquet and to a school wide career fair.

Community Service ProjectProject Playground is a three-year project, this being the second. Chapter members have held fundraisers and met with local businesses in order to raise funds for a new play ground at Peter Sarpy Elementary School.

State and national projects were actively engaged in throughout the year. The chapter has partnered with three businesses and finished tasks to complete these projects.

iGIVEEncouraged members to join iGIVE to support the Nebraska FBLA Foundation. Thirteen mem-bers joined to support this cause.

Foundation TrustSponsored a varsity basketball game concession stand to raise funds for the FBLA Foundation.

StepUp2TechThe chapter was publicized using social media and members fol-lowed Nebraska FBLA social me-dia accounts for this ribbon.

March of Dimes Members organized a school wide dodgeball tournament to raise funds for the March of Dimes. The tournament raised $435.

Go Green The chapter informed the student body about the importance of going green through announce-ments, signs and bulletin boards.

Feed NebraskaFood Stock 2017 and a canned food drive held with in the school gathered 1,700 items for the Bel-levue Food Pantry.

Connect 2 BusinessCompleted assigned tasks such as observing business profes-sionals and touring a business.

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March for BabiesOn April 29, 2017 chapter members volunteered at the annual March for Babies Walk. They handed out

water, directed people, helped with traffic and completed other assigned tasks. These 12 mem-bers worked from 7 - 10 a.m. making the event a huge success.Members at the March for Babies Walk

Adopt-a-RoadOn November 4, 2017 members walked up and down Gifford Road picking up trash. This is the road Bel-levue West FBLA has adopted. Four trash consisting of water bottles, glass, car parts and much more. This activity is done twice a year to benefit the community. Members put trash in their bags

Pink Out GameOn October 20, 2017 FBLA made and sold pink t-shirts

for the pink out game. The theme was to sup-port the fight against breast cancer. Members helped with a miracle minute during half time. All profits went towards breast cancer organiza-tions and patients, which totaled over $1,400.FBLA members and Thunder-

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Trunk-or-TreatOn October 28, 2017 members arrived at Fairview Ele-mentary to volunteer at the annual Trunk or Treat. The

school was in need of cars and students to decorate for their holi-day party. Stu-dents decorat-ed the trunks with stream-ers and paper, then handed out candy.Members pass out candy to students

Old Towne ChristmasOn December 3, 2017 four members volun-teered at the annu-al Old Town Holiday celebration hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. Volun-teers worked with kids throughout the community in making various holiday crafts. Members work at the event

Dog WashOn September 30, 2017 the chapter hosted a dog wash for the Bellevue K-9 Unit. Flyers were handed and in-formation was posted on social media. Overall, 42 dogs were washed raising $700 for the local K-9 unit.

Members wash the first dog Members present the check

Bellevue West FBLA was very involved with community service. Over 250 hours were donated this year.


The hard work members put in paid off when looking at the success at both SLC and NLC. But, competing was just one thing Bellevue West showed up to do at the four conferences attended. They also networked with people nationwide and learned leadership skills.

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State Leadership ConferenceFrom April 6-8, 2017 Bellevue West FBLA members at-tended the State Leadership Conference at the Rama-da Plaza Hotel in Omaha, Nebraska. Sixty-nine mem-bers each competed in four events, listened to keynote speakers and attended various seminars. The chapter was awarded 12 honorable mentions and 34 top eight finishes.

National Leadership ConferenceFrom June 27- July 3, 2017 members attended and competed at the National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California. Many hours were spent preparing for competitions and attending seminars, but members also went to Disneyland, Huntington Beach and the Anaheim Garden Walk. Five competitors earned top ten honors at the award ceremony.

All members on the SLC stage

Members stand outside the conference hotel in Anaheim

Fall Leadership ConferenceOn September 25, 2017 nine leadership team mem-bers attended the Fall Leadership Conference in Lin-coln, Nebraska. The team attended workshops for each leadership position as well as other workshops about fundraising, plan-ning and how to be more successful in competitive events. After lunch there was time to talk about the program of work and how to have a suc-cessful year. All ideas were reported back to the chapter the fol-lowing meeting. Members network during an ac-

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National Fall Leadership ConferenceFrom November 9-11, 2017 chapter members traveled to St. Louis, Missouri to attend the National Fall Leader-ship Conference. Thirty-one students attended sessions about competitive events, how to dress for success and much more. Members also took tours of the St. Louis Arch and the Federal Reserve bank. Some members also got the chance to watch a St. Louis Blues hockey game from a suite.

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Chapter Recognition Individual Recognition

Community Service AwardThis award was given to individuals who completed many hours of community service. There are three lev-els that members of the chapter completed.

This year we had four chapter members recognized as recipients of the Community Service Award at the State Leadership Conference. One member reached the Achievement level and was recognized at National Leadership Conference as well.

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All-State Quality Member AwardEleven of Bellevue West's FBLA members completed the All-State Quality Member Award. To obtain this rib-bon each member had to complete a form stating all ac-tivities they participated in. Community service, school service, leadership development and chapter contribu-tions were assessed in order to earn this award.

Social Media RibbonsMembers who follow Future Business Leaders of America on various social media sites earned a ribbon. The social media plat-forms include Facebook (Future-BusinessLeaders), Instagram (@fbla_pbl) and Twitter (@FBLA_National).

Bellevue West FBLA received many recognitions through out the year. Below is a list of recognitions.

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Chapter ChallengeThe chapter completed Super Sweeps, Non-Stop No-vember and Action Awareness components of this na-tional award. These three components included the completion of required and optional activities. They all required chapter involvement in order to complete the tasks.

March of Dimes Fundraising AwardThe chapter placed second in the state for highest do-nation to the March of Dimes Foundation. The chapter’s donation was $1,233.60.

Goal Seal Award of MeritBellevue West FBLA was awarded the Goal Seal Chapter Award of Merit. The chapter was chosen based on the Local Chapter Annual Business Report content that was submitted during the 2017 SLC.

Sweepstakes AwardThe chapter was awarded the Sweepstakes Award at the 2017 SLC. Members completed tasks such as writ-ing two chapter reports, donating to the Nebraska Scholarship Fund, attending NFLC and completing rib-bon projects such as Feed Nebraska, Go Green, Connect with Business and Step Up 2 Tech.

The Gold Seal Award of Merit trophy

Sweepstakes award plaque

Largest Chapter in Class AThe chapter was recognized as having the largest Class A chapter membership in the state. There were 106 paid members by January 15, 2017.

Individual members completed tasks and communi-ty service to earn individual awards. Multiple chapter members were recognized at conferences for their ac-complishments through out the year.

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Audrey Lausterer Job InterviewJennifer Gould Public Service Announcement

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Chase JablonKelsey Larsen

Ty Schiefelbein

Graphic Design

Andrew BurnsJayden Lavine

Nathan Alvarado

Marketing

Madi ContrerasAllie Otto

Emerging Business Issues

Brian LacyJenna Swaney

Jeremiah Mejia

Community Service Project

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Audrey LaustererBrian Lacy

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Ty Schiefelbein Help Desk

Global BusinessAudrey LaustererChristina Nguyen

Jenna Swaney

Josh MirandaTy Schiefelbein

Network Design

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Aaron Dickinson Business Calculations

Kelsey Larsen Business Calculations

Jackie Alexander Business Communications

Jessica Rupp Accounting

Trey Taggart Impromptu Speaking

Alex SeigelJackie Alexander

Trey Taggart

Partnership with Business

State Leadership Conference

Kyla Jackson Business Communications

Dawsen Ragone Business Communications

Jack Mettin FBLA Principles and Procedures

Jacob Larsen FBLA Principles and Procedures

Ethan Lingebach Intro. to Business Communications

Ethan Lingebach Intro. to Information Technology

Carlyssa Warner JournalismKyla Jackson Journalism

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