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FBLA adviser reports multiple students qualified for state competitions
Summary
FBLA adviser Casey Raymond and student officers said the revived FBLA program qualified multiple students — including a cybersecurity competitor — for state and described plans for fundraising and the state leadership conference in Spokane.
Casey Raymond, the FBLA adviser, told the board the program has been rebuilt after a COVID-era pause and this year qualified multiple students for state-level competitions, including a cybersecurity qualifier. "I am Casey Raymond. I am the FBLA adviser," he said, outlining program history and the shift of some technology classes into the FBLA umbrella.
Student officers described fundraisers (including a planned alumni talent show) and upcoming travel to the state leadership conference in Spokane. One student said the club competes in sales presentation events that resemble "Shark Tank" and recounted placing in the top six at state. The adviser and students said their goal is to continue growing the program and ultimately qualify competitors for nationals in San Antonio.
Board members asked about qualifying criteria and the students explained regional and state placement processes. The program said it will continue fundraising and training to expand the number and strength of competitors.
