By Katie Northcott, News Director
At the Tennessee Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Leadership Conference, Coffee County High School (CCHS) was named the Tennessee FBLA Chapter of the Year.
Over 80 CCHS students attended the conference. Three CCHS students won scholarships, and CCHS saw students qualify for national-level competitions in 25 events.
Scholarship recipients:
- Kanyen Alvarez (Dr. Bill Radcliff Scholarship)
- Deysi Barrera Martinez (Andy Vanosdale Scholarship)
- Emma Ballard (Jared Michael Scholarship)
First place winners:
- Christian Galindo (Mobile Application Development)
- Joren Bylsma (Network Infrastructure)
- Emma Ballard (Community Service Project)
Second place winners:
- Sarai Munoz (Advanced Accounting)
- Maddy Hudson (Cybersecurity)
- Emma Ballard (Future Business Educator)
- Elijah Carter (Introduction to Business Procedures)
- Alexa Peregrino (Introduction to FBLA)
- Karsyn Sherrill (Introduction to Retail & Merchandising)
- Kanyen Alvarez & Sarah Weaver (Visual Design)
- Hallie Jacobs & Sarah Weaver (Local Chapter Business Report)
Third place winners:
- Angelica Monteleagre (Advanced Accounting)
- Ismael Salazar (Coding & Programming)
- Wade Dantes (Impromptu Speaking)
- Remi Wright (Introduction to Business Procedures)
- Mason Hastings (Introduction to FBLA)
- Robbie Morrison (Introduction to Information Technology)
- Dominic Duncan (Introduction to Supply Management)
- Mario Arellano (Personal Finance)
Fourth place winners:
- Ayden Vanwinkle (Business Communication)
- Alfonso Escalante & Audie Nicoll (Introduction to Business Presentation)
- Blake Creek (Introduction to Marketing Concepts)
- Anna Reynolds (Journalism)
- Kevin Febo (Public Administration & Management)
- Rylan Watson (Real Estate)
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