Talawanda HS/Butler Tech FCCLA

The Butler Tech - Talawanda High School FCCLA attended State Conference April 24-25 in Columbus.

The students spent a lot of time on stage receiving recognition for the chapter and their own events, I have listed below the recognition.

• Chapter received SILVER Go for the Red for having over 100 members
• Chapter received GOLD Outstanding Chapter Award for our Program of Work this year only 4 in the state!
• Chapter recognized for participating in We Help Two State Service Project
• Chapter recognized for having recorded Service Hours, our chapter has recorded over 1000 this year
• Recognized for having a National Qualifying FCCLA/LifeSmarts Knowledge Bowl that will compete in Orlando in July
• Chapter recognized for participating in National Program Student Body
• Chapter recognized for participating in National Program Community Service
• Chapter recognized for participating in National Program Career Connections
• Chapter recognized for participating in National Program and Ohio Initiative for FACTS
• Chapter recognized for participating in National Program and Ohio Initiative for Families First
• The following students received their State Degree, the highest honor in Ohio: Olivia Naiman, Bailee Reed, Payton Kolb and Sienna Weitzel
• The following students received $500 Endowment Scholarships: Taylor Gregory and Olivia Naiman
• Our Chapter had 56 Power of Ones which is a National Project based on self-growth. The following students were able to go on stage Bailee Reed, Bre Reed, Olivia Naiman, Sienna Weitzel, Jaklyn Wynn and Megan Watt
• Students competed in the following events, and we are waiting to see who qualified for Nationals: They all placed in the top 3 in the State!!!
o Chapter in Review Portfolio: Olivia Naiman, Taylor Gregory, Bailee Reed
o Chapter Service Portfolio: Bre Reed, Megan Watt, Jaklyn Wynn
o Promote & Publicize FCCLA: Sienna Weitzel & Payton Kolb

I am so proud of all the accomplishments that the students achieved this year!!! ⭐️⭐️🏆🏆

Ohio FCCLA Talawanda High School

We had our last blood drive of the year in March. We had 46 successful donors, 14 first time donors who saved over 138 lives! THS is a Red Cord school so those students who donate three times during high school get red cords for graduation. We will be awarding those to students during senior awards this year. Great Job!