GREENSBORO – Members of the Clayton High School chapter of FCCLA joined over 800 high school family and consumer sciences students at the annual State Leadership conference held on March 18th through March 20th at Koury Convention Center in Greensboro, North Carolina.
The following students received recognition of scoring within the Top Five of their event:
Pyper Taylor and Morgan Brown – Event Management – Level II – 1st Place
Jordan Alvarez, Caylee Earp, Olivia Shechtman and Daisley Vargas Acosta – Parliamentary Procedure – Level II – 1st Place
Haven Prescott and McKenzie Everette – Promote and Publicize FCCLA – Level II – 2nd Place
Hayden McKinney – Teach or Train – Level III – 2nd Place
Mallory Woodall – Career Investigation – Level II – 3rd Place
Leilani Pleasant – Chapter Service Project Display – Level III – 3rd Place
Desire Lyons and Destiny McElyea – Interpersonal Communications – Level III – 3rd Place
Haelee Moone – Job Interview – Level II – 3rd Place
Peyton Brock and Savannah Keith – National Programs in Action – Level II – 3rd Place
McLendon Anderson and MaKayla Bishop – Public Policy Advocate – Level II – 3rd Place
Zack Davis and Aletha Rich – Chapter Service Project Display – Level III – 4th Place
Madeline Fontaine, Beatriz Garcias and Daniel Stevens – Event Management – Level III – 4th Place
Malaya Weathersbe – Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation – Level II – 4th Place
Carlos Diaz – Repurpose and Design – Level III – 5th Place
Clayton High School FCCLA has a membership of 55 students. The advisors are Heather Bryant, Portia Eiden and Shelley Roberts.
“We are excited to be able to provide our students with this experience. It allows them to meet and create friendships with students from all over North Carolina. They are able to showcase their hard work and gain valuable life experiences in the process,” said Heather Bryant, advisor.
Competition finalists who received first and second place will advance to international level competition at the FCCLA National Leadership Conference that will be held June 29 – July 3, 2024, in Seattle, Washington.
