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Wyoming students excel at Ohio Career Development and art competitions

May 23, 2024 | Wyoming City, School Districts, Ohio



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Wyoming students excel at Ohio Career Development and art competitions
The Wyoming City School District's Board of Education meeting on May 23, 2024, showcased remarkable student achievements, particularly highlighting the success of DECA members and creative writing teams.

DECA, a career and technical student organization, took center stage as students shared their impressive accomplishments at the Ohio Career Development Conference. With over 260,000 members nationwide, DECA prepares students for careers in business management, entrepreneurship, and marketing. Notably, Owen Bailey and Callie Houghton qualified for the International Career Development Conference in Anaheim, with Bailey achieving an impressive fifth place at the state level and excelling in role plays during the competition. Houghton, a standout in hotel and lodging management, has consistently ranked among the top competitors in Ohio.

In addition to DECA, the meeting also celebrated the success of the Just Right creative writing team, which had a stellar first year. Under the guidance of coaches, students competed in regional and state competitions, with Ella Fernandez taking first place in her division and Rosie Gavin earning a director's choice award at the state level.

These achievements not only reflect the hard work and dedication of the students but also underscore the support from the Wyoming School Foundation and the commitment of educators to foster student growth. The board meeting concluded with a sense of pride in the students' accomplishments and anticipation for future successes.

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