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Sponsor: Mrs. Susan Rucker

FBLA Officer Applications:
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Application - Google Sheet

Return Completed Application by Wednesday, April 12
Officer Interviews will be Thursday, April 13


FBLA District 19 On-line Testing Link: Blue Panda Link

December: FBLA Contest Sign-Up - Competitive Event Link

BAA Degrees: Link

FBLA SLC: April 16-18 More Info

2023 FBLA Officer Team:

Adviser: Mrs. Susan Rucker
President: Maggie Brockmeier
Vice-President: Kadie Rounkles
Secretary: Olivia Wooden
Treasurer: Jaksyn Crowe
Reporter: Addison Crockett and Sidney Lopez
Historian: Tanner Singer

*District 19 Secretary: Addison Crockett


FBLA/FCCLA Spirit Week March 14-17

FBLA-FCCLA SPIRIT WEEK


The T-A FBLA Chapter Performs Great @ District 19 Contest 2020

The Tina-Avalon FBLA Chapter attended District 19 Contest at the United Methodist Church in Chillicothe on Friday, February 14. The chapter performed very well competing in many different on-line, individual, team, skills and performance events. Junior, Haley Rucker, also came away with a District 19 officer position, Vice President of FBLA-PBL Relations, for the upcoming 2021 school year.

The chapter was awarded with several honors and medals with seven students qualifying for state competition at the Annual FBLA State Leadership Conference in Springfield April 19-21. For a student to qualify for state competition, they must place first in a performance or team event or in the top five with an on-line test.

The following students did an outstanding job placing in the top 5 in their performance or production event: 2nd Place, Morgan Brockmeier and Haley Rucker, Graphic Design; 3rd Place, Emma Suchsland, Introduction to Business Presentation; 3rd Place, Addison Crocket and Kadie Rounkles, Social Media Campaign.  

The following students did an excellent job placing in the top 5 in their on-line objective test event qualifying for state:  Wildcard, Trent Grossman, Agribusiness; 2nd Place, Maggie Brockmeier, Introduction to Business Communications;  3rd Place, Emma Suchsland, Introduction to Information Technology; 2nd Place, Reagin Haynes, Introduction to Parli Pro, 3rd Place, Reagin Haynes, Insurance and Risk Management.

Members worked hard in preparation for contest despite all of the miscellaneous obstacles in their way, such as the basketball, cheerleading, tournaments, and  FBLA fundraising balloon sales.  They look forward to the opportunity to compete at the next level. It is fun being a sponsor of such a good, hard working, ambitious group of kids. We are very fortunate to live in a community that is willing to dedicate their time in judging and helping members raise money to compete.

The T-A FBLA Chapter Performs Great @ District 19 Contest 2019

The Tina-Avalon FBLA Chapter attended District 19 Contest at the United Methodist Church in Chillicothe on Friday, February 16. This year the chapter only participated in one performance event due to the fact there were so many snow days and students did not feel prepared for their performances. However, the chapter performed very well competing in many different on-line, individual events. Senior, Khloey Forst, retiring District 19 Vice-President of FBLA-PBL Relations, helped the other district officers run the conference and awards ceremony. Sophomore, Haley Rucker also came away with a District 19 officer position, Vice-President of FBLA-PBL Relations, for the upcoming 2020 school year.

The chapter was awarded with several medals with four students qualifying for state competition at the Annual FBLA State Leadership Conference in Springfield April 14-16. For a student to qualify for state competition, they must place first in a performance or team event or in the top five with an on-line test.

The following students did an excellent job placing in the top 5 in their on-line objective test event qualifying for state: Insurance & Risk Management, Reagin Haynes, Fifth; Introduction to Information Technology, Emma Suchsland, Fifth; Introduction to Parli Pro, Trent Grossman Second; Introduction to Parli Pro, Morgan Brockmeier, Third.

Members look forward to the opportunity to compete at the next level. It is fun being a sponsor of such a good, hard working, ambitious group of kids. We are very fortunate to live in a community that is willing to dedicate there time in judging and helping members raise money to compete.

The T-A FBLA Chapter Performs Great @ District 19 Contest 2018

The Tina-Avalon FBLA Chapter attended District 19 Contest at the United Methodist Church in Chillicothe on Friday, February 16. The chapter performed very well competing in many different on-line, individual, team, skills and performance events. Junior, Khloey Forst, also came away with a District 19 officer position, Vice-President of FBLA-PBL Relations, for the upcoming 2019 school year.

The chapter was awarded with several honors and medals with seven students qualifying for state competition at the Annual FBLA State Leadership Conference in Springfield April 8-10. For a student to qualify for state competition, they must place first in a performance or team event or in the top five with an on-line test.

The following students "Brought Home the Gold "qualifying for state by placing FIRST in their PERFORMANCE or PRODUCTION event:  Terryn Dodson, Graphic Design, Electronic Career Portfolio;  Khloey Forst, Blane Heussner, and Hannah Colliver, Public Service Announcement. 

The following students did an outstanding job placing in the top 5 in their performance or production event: 3rd Place, Morgan Brockmeier, Samantha Rounkles, and Haley Rucker, Broadcast Journalism; 2nd Place, Khloey Forst and Hannah Colliver, Business Ethics; 3rd Place, Jaclyn Hines and Addison Wilson, Introduction to Business Presentation.  

The following students did an excellent job placing in the top 5 in their on-line objective test event qualifying for state: 

4th Place, Aleeya Heussner, Advertising; 4th Place, Terryn Dodson, Business Communications;  1st Place, Joseph Johnson, Networking Concepts; 1st Place, Jacob Ashford, Securities and Investments.

Khloey Forst and Blane Heussner will also advance to state contest in a Community Service Project straight to state event. Straight to state events are project based and take the school year for the student to complete the event. 

Members worked hard in preparation for contest despite all of the miscellaneous obstacles in their way, such as the basketball, cheerleading, tournaments, and  FBLA fundraising balloon sales.  They look forward to the opportunity to compete at the next level. It is fun being a sponsor of such a good, hard working, ambitious group of kids. We are very fortunate to live in a community that is willing to dedicate there time in judging and helping members raise money to compete.

The T-A FBLA Chapter Performs Awesome @ District 19 Contest 2017

The Tina-Avalon FBLA Chapter attended District 19 Contest at United Methodist Church in Chillicothe on Thursday, February 16.  The chapter performed very well competing in many different on-line, individual, team, skills and performance events. 

The chapter was awarded with several honors and medals with 12 students qualifying for state competition at the Annual FBLA State Leadership Conference in Springfield April 2-4. For a student to qualify for state competition, they must place first in a performance or team event or in the top five with an on-line test.

The following students "Brought Home the Gold" qualifying for state by placing FIRST in their PERFORMANCE or PRODUCTION event:  Abbey Rounkles, Future Business Leader; Lilly Churan and Terryn Dodson, Graphic Design; Terryn Dodson, Electronic Career Portfolio; Khloey Forst, Alex Heussner, Jadyn Lucas, Business Ethics; Caitlyn Heckman, Website Design. 

The following students did an outstanding job placing in the top 5 in their performance or production event: Lilly Churan, Luke Churan, and Lyndsey Todd, 2nd Place Digital Video Production.  

The following students did an excellent job placing in the top 5 in their on-line objective test event qualifying for state: Jacob Ashford, 3rd Place, Securities and Investments; Aleeya Heussner, 3rd, Advertising; Kennadie Crowe, 2nd Place, FBLA Principles and Procedures; Rachel Holt, Wild Card (Scored Highest Among the State), Introduction to Business Communications and 2nd in Introduction to Parli Pro; Terryn Dodson, Organizational Leadership; Joe Johnson, 5th, Networking Concepts.

Aleeya Heussner, Blane Heussner, Joe Johnson, Caitlyn Heckman and Abbey Rounkles will also advance to state contest in straight to state events. Straight to state events are project based and take the school year for the student to complete the event. 

Members worked hard in preparation for contest despite all of the miscellaneous obstacles in their way, such as the basketball, cheerleading, tournaments, and  FBLA fundraising balloon sales.  Those competing in a performance event, even came in on their day off, Presidents Day, to fine tune their presentations. They look forward to the opportunity to compete at the next level. It is fun being a sponsor of such a good, hard working, ambitious group of kids. We are very fortunate to live in a community that is willing to dedicate there time in judging and helping members raise money to compete.

Tina-Avalon FBLA Members: Khloey Forst, Caitlyn Heckman, Lilly Churan, Jadyn Lucas, Blane Heussner, Jake Ashford, Luke Churan, Alex Heussner, Terryn Dodson, Lyndsey Todd, Abbey Rounkles, Aleeya Heussner. 

 

The T-A FBLA Chapter Performs Awesome @ District 19 Contest 2016

The Tina-Avalon FBLA Chapter attended District 19 Contest at North Central Missouri College in Trenton on Tuesday, February 16.  The chapter performed very well competing in many different on-line, individual, team, skills and performance events. 

The chapter was awarded with several honors and medals with 12 students qualifying for state competition at the Annual FBLA State Leadership Conference in Springfield April 24-26. For a student to qualify for state competition, they must place first in a performance or team event or in the top five with an on-line test.

The following students "Brought Home the Gold" qualifying for state by placing FIRST in their PERFORMANCE or PRODUCTION event:  Abbey Rounkles, Future Business Leader; Lilly Churan and Terryn Dodson, Publication Design; Aleeya Heussner, Heather Huffmon, and Lyndsey Todd, Social Media Campaign; Ammie Akzam and Caitlyn Heckman, Website Design.

The following students did an outstanding job placing in the top 5 in their performance or production event:  4th Place, Jacob Ashford and Derick Rucker, Emerging Business Issues; 2nd Place, Khloey Forst, Ethan Jenkins, and Jadyn Lucas, Global Business; 2nd Place, Ammie Akzam, Caitlyn Heckman and Heather Huffmon, Graphic Design; 3rd Place, Echo Essick and Max Sinclair, Public Service Announcement; 5th Place, Lilly Churan and Luke Churan, Sports and Entertainment Management.

The following students did an excellent job placing in the top 5 in their on-line objective test event qualifying for state. : 3rd Place, Terryn Dodson, Introduction to Business; 2nd Place, Joe Johnson, Introduction to Financial Math; 1st Place, Joe Johnson and 2nd Place Terryn Dodson, Introduction to Information Technology; 5th Place, Jadyn Lucas, Networking Concepts; 3rd Place, Jacob Ashford, Securities and Investments.

Echo Essick and Terryn Dodson will also advance to state contest in a straight to state event. Straight to state events are project based and take the school year for the student to complete the event.

Members worked hard in preparation for contest despite all of the miscellaneous obstacles in their way, such as the basketball, cheerleading, tournaments, and  FBLA fundraising balloon sales.  Those competing in a performance event, even came in on their day off, Presidents Day, to fine tune their presentations. They look forward to the opportunity to compete at the next level. It is fun being a sponsor of such a good, hard working, ambitious group of kids. We are very fortunate to live in a community that is willing to dedicate there time in judging and helping members raise money to compete.

The T-A FBLA Chapter Performs Well @ District 19 Contest 2015

At FBLA District 19 Leadership Contest our chapter was awarded with several honors and medals and eight students qualifying for state competition.  The following students did an outstanding job placing in the top 5 in their performance or production event: Caitlyn Heckman and Jadyn Lucas, 4th Place Business Ethics; Alex, Blane & Aleeya Heussner, 2nd Place Business Presentation; Terryn Dodson and Echo Essick, 2nd Place Desktop Publishing; Jacob Ashford and Derick Rucker, 3rd Place Emerging Business Issues; Lilly Churan, Johnathen O'Neal, Abbey Rounkles, 2nd Place Global Business; Joe Johnson, 4th Place Help Desk; Aleeya Heussner, 4th Place Sales Presentation; Dalton Condron, 4th Place Spreadsheet Applications; Ammie Akzam and Chris Corbin, 2nd Place Web Site Design. 

Students listed next did an excellent job placing in the top 5 in their on-line objective test event: Dalton Condron, 2nd Place Agribusiness; Shelby Trussell, 3rd Place Business Communications & 3rd Place Business Procedures; Joe Johnson, 1st Place Information Technology; Caitlyn Heckman, 1st Place Intro to Parliamentary Procedure; Abbey Rounkles, 3rd Place Intro to Parliamentary Procedure; Luke Churan, 5th Place Intro to Parliamentary Procedure; Lilly Churan, 1st Place Personal Finance.

Dalton Condron, Shelby Trussell, Joe Johnson, Caitlyn Heckman, Abbey Rounkles, Luke Churan, Lilly Churan and Terryn Dodson (in a straight to state event) will be competing at the Annual FBLA State Leadership Conference. For the first time ever, the three-day conference will be held in Springfield from April 12-14.


The T-A FBLA Chapter “Brings Home the GOLD” At District 19 Contest 2014

The Tina-Avalon FBLA Chapter attended District 19 Contest at North Central Missouri College in Trenton on Tuesday, February 18.  The chapter performed very well competing in many different on-line, individual, team, skills and performance events. Freshman, Abbey Rounkles, also came away with a 2015 District 19 officer position, Vice-President of Communications.

The chapter was awarded with several honors and medals with 16 students qualifying for state competition at the Annual FBLA State Leadership Conference in Columbia April 13-15. For a student to qualify for state competition, they must place first in a performance or team event or in the top five with an on-line test.

The following students "Brought Home the Gold" qualifying for state by placing FIRST in their PERFORMANCE or PRODUCTION event:  Shelby Trussell, Desktop Publishing; Ammie Akzam, Heather Huffmon and Abegale Mathews, Digital Design and Promotion; Kelsey Garber, Jenna Holmer and Tori McCracken, Digital Video Production; Lacey Rucker, Electronic Career Portfolio; Abbey and Claire Rounkles, Global Business; Johnathen O'Neal, Dylan Rucker and Max Sinclair Public Service Announcement.

The following students did an outstanding job placing in the top 5 in their performance or production event:  5th Place, Lacey Rucker, Job Interview; 2nd Place, Claire Rounkles, Web Site Design; 4th Place, Shelby Trussell, Word Processing.

The following students did an excellent job placing in the top 5 in their on-line objective test event:  4th Place, Dylan Rucker, Accounting 1; 3rd Place, Dylan Rucker, Business Calculations; 4th Place, Echo Essick, FBLA Principles and Procedures; 5th Place, Lilly Churan, Introduction to Business Communications; 1st Place, Abbey Rounkles, Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure; 4th Place, Luke Churan, Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure.

Students placing in the top 10 include: 7th Place, Kelsey Garber, Business Communications and 6th Place, Chloe Voorhies, Health Care Administration.

Members worked hard in preparation for contest despite all of the miscellaneous obstacles in their way, such as the weather, basketball, cheerleading, tournaments, and  FBLA fundraising balloon sales.  Those competing in a performance event even came in on their day off, Presidents Day, to fine tune their presentations. They look forward to the opportunity to compete at the next level. It is fun being a sponsor of such a good, hard working, ambitious group of kids. We are very fortunate to live in a community that is willing to dedicate there time in judging and helping members raise money to compete.

Contest 2015

Ammie & Chris - Web Site Design
Terryn - E-Business

Contest 2014

Competitive Events Information
Competitive Events Guidelines & Examples - Check it Out
Competitive Events - Student Test for 2014
Lacey - Electronic Portfolio 1st Place
Claire - Web Site Design 2nd Place
Jenna & Tori - Digital Video Production 1st Place
Johnathen, Dylan & Max - Public Service Announcement 1st Place
Chloe 2014 - E-Business
Claire 2013- E-Business

Contest 2013

FBLA Business Presentation 2013 - Mov, M4V
Rating Sheets PDF
State Judges Rating Sheet/Scores PDF

FBLA Video 2013 - FBLA/PBL Week, Mov, M4V, WMP

 

 

 

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