Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), the worldβs largest business career and technical student organization, provides students with valuable opportunities to explore and prepare for careers in business. The Bryant Junior High School FBLA chapter, led by sponsors Debra Catton and Libby Atkinson, continues to make a strong impact through participation in regional and state competitions.
Several BJHS students recently showcased their skills at the FBLA State Competition held in Little Rock, earning top honors in a variety of categories. Congratulations to the following students on their outstanding achievements:
Rebecca Davis and Kahlan Higgins β 2nd Place, Marketing Mix
Grace Hartsell β 1st Place, Business Ethics
Sawyer Miller β 3rd Place, Exploring Computer Science
Dylan Royster β 1st Place, Digital Citizenship
Ayden Tucker β 3rd Place, Exploring Technology
These accomplishments highlight the dedication and talent of Bryantβs future business leaders.
Bethel Middle School took 28 students to the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) State Spring Conference on Wednesday, April 10, where students competed in a variety of business-related events.
Two students earned top honors and qualified for the national competition:
Ella Grant received 2nd place in Career Research
Bailey Ross took home 1st place in Exploring Parliamentary Procedure
BMS FBLA members recently attended the Middle School FBLA State Conference, competing in a variety of events alongside 6thβ9th graders from across Arkansas. Each of our students worked hard to prepare, displayed professionalism throughout the conference, and represented Bryant Middle School with pride!
A special shoutout to Raeleigh DeVito, who currently serves as a Middle School FBLA District Officer β way to lead by example!
