The Howe High School Chapter of the Business Professional of American competed on Saturday, January 13, 2018, at the Regional Leadership Conference in Grand Prairie.
Eight students attended along with their sponsors, Mrs. Dianne Teafatiller, Business Teacher, and Mr. Travis Johnson, Technology Teacher. Students competed in a total of four events including two individual events and two team events.
For the individual event, Amanda Miller, sophomore, qualified for the State meet in Corpus Christ in February for her excellent work in Fundamental Spreadsheet Applications and was awarded a plaque. Marissa Agee, a freshman, competed in Fundamentals of Word Processing and was awarded a medal for making Alternate.
The Video Production Team members: Freshmen, Jaedyn Tiller and Brooklyn Vallier, and Sophomore, Ryan Haile competed well and learned much about this event. The Parliamentary Procedures Team including Hannah Brown, senior, with sophomores, Amanda Miller, Micaela Wade, and Elizabeth Bollin was awarded a medal for making Alternate for State.
The Howe BPA chapter will continue to strive for excellence as they develop professionalism and leadership while preparing for careers in a world-class workforce.