Highland Home FBLA competed in the state Alabama Aspire competition and placed in several areas.

“I am EXTREMELY PROUD of our competitors! These students stepped up during a pandemic to study, to work for their communities, and to write speeches for Alabama FBLA State Leadership Competition,” said Kacey Pouncey, Highland Home FBLA advisor.  “These students rehearsed when I asked, they study when I asked, and always did so enthusiastically! These students have wonderful soft and employability skills. I am proud of them! Thank you to our parents who have supported their journey!”

Pictured Charlie McVay, Raylee Lowe, Teri Sims

High School Awards:

• Graphic Design- Charlie McVay -Second Place
• Intro to Social Media Strategy- Raylee Lowe & Teri Sims- Second Place

Middle Level Awards:

• Business Math/Financial Literacy- Lane Duett-First Place, JJ Sims-Third Place
• Digital Citizenship – Jake Duett- Second Place
• Intro to Computer Science & Coding- Tanner Sexton- First Place
• Multimedia & Website Development- Savanah Edgar & Sandra Hall- First Place
• Community Service Project- Jessica Bodiford & Olivia Crawford- Fourth Place, Katherine Viola & Madeline Jane Crowe- Third Place
• Critical Thinking- Paige Daniel, Anna Kate Foster, & Helen Dawkins- Third Place, Emma Clair Strength- First Place
• Elevator Speech- Caitlyn Bowen- Third Place, Addison Hussey- First Place