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FBLA Students Shine at FBLA students at districtDistrict Competition

On February 1, 2018, students from the Harrison County Career & Technical Center competed at the Future Business Leaders of America Southern District Leadership Conference held at Jones County Junior College in Ellisville, MS.  With 748 people in attendance, Harrison County School District brought home 18 overall wins.

Hannah Mosley, 1st place Introduction to Financial Math

Daniel Drody, 1st place Introduction to Business

William Sebe, 1st place Personal Finance

David Gipson, 2nd place Computer Applications

Zee Shaw, 3rd place Insurance and Risk Management

Charisma Bosarge, 3rd place Introduction to Information Technology

Matt Raymond, 3rd place Networking Concepts

Maddie Cade, 3rd place Introduction to Business Procedures

Blaise Mott, 3rd place Economics

Mercedes Dedeaux, 4th place Insurance and Risk Management

Miriam Daniels, 4th place Introduction to Business Procedures

Joshika Barton, 5th place Introduction to Parliamentarian Procedures

Shyanne Oak, Introduction to Business Communication

Briana Wilks, 5th place Word Porcessing

Blakesley Malley,5th place Introduction to Public Speaking

Gerri Bretchel, 5th place Accounting I

Ian Cannette, 6th place Banking & Financial Systems

Jacob Day, Computer Problem Solving

These winners and students competing in FBLA State Only events will be travelling to Jackson April 10th – 13th to compete in the FBLA State Leadership Conference.  Congratulations!  Posted Feb 5, 2018

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GO GREEN!student project
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 Ms. Wilson’s Business Fundamentals students are making the Earth a better place by Going Green! Ms. Wilson provided the students with various, creative choices on the topic of Going Green in a smart, clever way; a Tic-Tac-Toe Choice board. These projects include making a poster, a collage, a Going Green-themed Jeopardy game, a survey, a PowerPoint presentation, a Venn Diagram, an article summary and opinion, and even a song. By providing choices, the students become more aware of our environment and how they can efficiently preserve it while expressing themselves creatively. The new generation of students at the Harrison County Career Technical Center are Going Green for the sake of their future-will you?  Posted Sep 13, 2017

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FBLA Students Compete at District CompetitionStudents at FBLA District
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On February 2, 2017, students from the Harrison County Career Technical Center competed at the FBLA Southern District Leadership Conference held at Jones County Junior College in Ellisville, MS.  With 912 people in attendance, Harrison County School District brought home 14 wins.

Morgan Alley of DHS placed 2nd in Word Processing
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Kayla Cade, Jenihya Fairley and Jaden Jones of HCHC placed 4th in Global Buisness
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Hailey Barnett and Candace Ishee of HCHS placed 4th in Marketing
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Briana Wilks of HCHS placed 4th in Intro to Business
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Adrianna Brown of HCHS placed 5th in Computer Problem Solving
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Adrian Cottrell of HCHS placed 5th in Organizational Leadership
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Skylarr Johnson of HCHS placed 6th in Hospitality Management
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William Sebe of WHHS placed 5th in Personal Finance
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Bobby Hudson and Ti’Ya Jaynes placed 6th in Hospitality Managment
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Jodee Koenenn of WHHS placed 6th in Computer Applications

 

Additionally, Kayla Cade and Jaden Jones took the State Officer’s Test and qualified to run for Reporter and Parliamentarian for the 2017-2018 School Year.  These students and students competing in FBLA “State Only” events will be travelling to Jackson April 5-7th to compete in the FBLA State Leadership Conference.  Posted Feb 22, 2017

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FBLA and Dominos Pizza:  A Win/Win/Win

The Harrison County CTC FBLA has partnered FBLA students sell pizzaswith Dominos this year to help raise money to cover travel expenses. On Sat, Sep 24 and Oct 22, members of the Harrison County CTC FBLA chapter shook banners at Dominos to help solicit sales. Dominos gave our chapter 20% of what they made during the hours of banner shaking.

This was a win/win/win for all involved. Dominos increased sales, FBLA earned fundraising money, and the customers bought medium pizzas for only $3.99 each.  Posted Oct 24, 2016

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