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Tiffin City Schools is gearing up for an exciting opportunity for its students as they prepare to participate in the Junior Achievement (JA) USA National Leadership Conference in Atlanta this June. This event will bring together top teams from across the country to engage in a series of simulated business challenges, allowing students to experience the decision-making processes of a CEO firsthand.

The JA program aims to help teens understand the complexities of running a business, covering areas such as financial management, marketing, and corporate social responsibility. Tiffin City High School (TCHS) students have been awarded scholarships to attend this prestigious conference, recognizing their hard work and success in previous competitions.
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The scholarships will cover essential costs, including lodging, meals, and transportation from the Atlanta airport to the Georgia State University campus. However, students and their chaperones will need to manage their own travel arrangements to Atlanta, with plans to secure affordable flights from local airports.

To support the trip, TCHS is organizing fundraising efforts, including a Smash Brothers Esports tournament and a cookie sale, to help cover airfare costs for participants. The estimated budget for the trip ranges from $3,600 to $6,000, depending on the number of students attending.

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Chaperones, who must be at least 25 years old, will accompany the students throughout the event, ensuring their safety and participation in all scheduled activities. This initiative not only provides students with a chance to showcase their skills but also reinforces the connection between classroom learning and real-world applications.

As TCHS prepares for this significant event, the excitement is palpable. Students are eager to demonstrate their capabilities and learn more about the business world, with hopes of returning with valuable experiences and insights. The journey to Atlanta promises to be a pivotal moment for these aspiring young leaders.

Converted from Tiffin City Schools Board of Education Meeting - 3/24/25 meeting on March 24, 2025
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