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Coosa County Schools is excited to recognize three outstanding Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FFCLA) members from Central High School who have qualified to compete at the FCCLA National Leadership Conference this summer.
The FCCLA National Leadership Conference will be held in Washington, D.C., where students from across the country will gather to showcase their projects, leadership skills and career readiness.
These students demonstrated exceptional dedication, leadership and commitment through their FCCLA STAR Event projects and will represent our school at the national level.
National Qualifiers are Tatum Larrabee for “Say Yes to FCS Education;” Adrianna Walker, National Qualifier Alternate for “Early Childhood Education;” and A’maiya Jackson, National Qualifier Alternate for “Career Investigation.”
Each of these students spent many hours researching, developing and preparing their projects, demonstrating the skills and professionalism expected in the Family and Consumer Sciences career field.
Their hard work, creativity and commitment to excellence have earned them the opportunity to compete among the best FCCLA members in the nation.
Thank you to FCCLA sponsor Lisa Worley for guiding our students to success.
Mrs. Worley added, “We are incredibly proud of these students and the dedication they have shown throughout this process. Please join us in congratulating them on this outstanding achievement.”
FCCLA is sponsoring a plant fundraiser to raise money for their trip to Nationals in Washington, D.C., this summer.
Please show your support and purchase a fern and/or hanging baskets. Orders are due April 2 and will be delivered by April 7. Please contact Mrs. Worley at lworley@coosaschools.org to place an order.
