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Harding DECA students describe international competition experience and growth of chapter
Summary
DECA co‑presidents Lydia Price and Angie Reyes presented to the Marion City Schools board about the program's growth, a gold certification for the school's student‑run coffee shop and students' experiences at the International Career Development Conference (ICDC).
Two Harding High School DECA students, Lydia Price and Angie Reyes, presented their chapter's recent activities and results to the Marion City Schools Board of Education on May 29.
Why it matters: The presentation highlighted student leadership, hands‑on career learning and measurable growth in participation at district, state and international competitions.
What students reported Lydia Price and Angie Reyes described DECA as "Distributive Education Clubs of America," a nonprofit that runs…
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