Essex, Missouri - Members of the Richland Future Business Leaders of America pose for a photo with their medals after winning their various events at the FBLA District 16 Conference in Malden.
Included in the photo are, front left: freshman Kate Wyman who won first place medals in Introduction to Business, Introduction to Business ComFeb munication, and Introduction to Business Principals, senior Skie Pinkley who won fifth place in Business Law, and sophomore Megan Cullum who finished first in Securities and Investments. In the back is junior Preston Tilley, who placed first in Business Sales Presentation and fourth in Impromptu Speaking.
Not pictured is freshman Liza King who finished second in Introduction to Business Procedures. Each of the students will be moving on to compete at the state level in Springfield in April.
Photo by Emily Blunt / Richland School
Poplar Bluff, Missouri - Three Rivers College’s DECA chapter has secured “Chapter of the Year” honors at the Collegiate DECA State Career Development Conference, held in Lake Ozark, Mo., Feb. 25-26. Two members of the Three Rivers chapter also won individual awards, which qualify them to advance to multi-national competition at the Collegiate DECA international conference in Washington, D.C.
Three Rivers’ DECA students competed against 140 students from colleges and universities across Missouri at the state conference. For the “Chapter of the Year” award, students Rebecca Cato of Doniphan and Melissa Speers of Poplar Bluff were interviewed on behalf of the chapter about their activities and experiences as part of DECA at Three Rivers.
In addition to the chapter award, two students won awards in individual competitions. Alex Strauts of Poplar Bluff won second place in the Retail Management competition, and Madison Miller won third in Banking and Financial Services. Students in the individual competitions are required to formulate and present a response to a theoretical problem in their chosen field. Both Strauts and Miller will advance to compete at the Collegiate DECA International Career Development Conference, to be held April 16-20 in Washington, DC.
DECA is an international organization that helps high school and college students across the country prepare for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management through professional development, education, and networking opportunities. For more information on how to support or participate in DECA at Three Rivers College, contact Dr. Martha Kirkman at mkirkman@trcc.edu.
Three Rivers College is committed to contributing to the quality of life in Southeast Missouri with quality, affordable higher education opportunities and community services that support and encourage the economic, civic, and cultural vitality of the region. For more information about college and workforce programs and upcoming events, visit trcc.edu.
Shown in the photos: DECA students from Three Rivers College pose with their awards from the Collegiate DECA State Career Development Conference. From L-R: Alex Strauts of Poplar Bluff, second place, Retail Management; Rebecca Cato of Doniphan, interviewee for Chapter of the Year; Melissa Speers of Poplar Bluff, interviewee for Chapter of the Year; and Madison Miller, third place in Banking and Financial Services.
Article and photo submitted by Three Rivers College Media Services.
Dexter, Missouri - One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish! Green Eggs and Ham! Thing 1 and Thing 2! Cat in the Hat! Everyone knows Dr. Seuss!
It's "Dress Like Your Favorite Dr. Seuss Character Day" at Southwest Elementary!
Shown in the photo are Will Guethle, Brayden Vaughn, and Langston Werneck!
Thank you Lauren Hutchcraft for sending the ShowMe Times such a great photo!
Dexter, Missouri - Southwest Elementary honors several students with the Positive Office Referral certificate.
This award is presented to students who consistently show the 3R's RESPECTFUL, RESPONSIBLE, and READY TO LEARN at Southwest Elementary in Dexter.
Ameilia Robinson is a kindergarten student in Mrs. Christian’s classroom. “Amelia has gone out of her way to help others and work hard. She has been on red times in five days!”
Erynn Hawkins is a kindergarten student in Mrs. McFarlin’s classroom. “She got on red on February 22nd and shows the 3R’s every day and ALWAYS!”
Lincoln Duley is a kindergarten student in Mrs. Horton’s classroom. “Lincoln is a great student and is always willing to help others. He is a hard worker and shows his 3Rs wherever he goes.”
Lilly Graviett is also in Mrs. Christian’s kindergarten class. “Lilly is constantly helping another student in need. She goes out of her way to help her daily.”
Kameron Goodman is a kindergarten student and has Mr. Eldreth for music. “Kameron is always showing the 3R’s and is eager to lend a helping hand. She is a pleasure to have in class.”
LeeOnnah Kestner is also a kindergarten student in Mrs. McFarlen’s classroom. “She shows the 3R’s everyday.”
Melody Jarrell is a kindergarten student and has Mr. Eldreth for music. “Melody is a great positive behavior model for her classmates. She is always showing the 3R’s.”
Adeline Wunderlich is in Mrs. Horton’s kindergarten class. “Adeline is a great example of a 3R student. She always helps others and works hard. She always has Bearcat pride and is helpful.”
Shown in the photo are from left to right front row: Amelia Robinson, Erynn Hawkins, Lincoln Duley, Lilly Graviett; back row: Kameron Goodman, LeeOnnah Kestner, Melody Jarrell, and Adeline Wunderlich.
Dexter, Missouri - More than 300 T.S. Hill Middle School students attended the annual JR Beta Club Dance. In the two weeks prior to the dance, the students also raised money with their annual Mr. DMS contest.
Ten contestants raised $740 for the JR Beta Club and the dance netted over $1,500. Those students worked very hard and had a great time.
“This is a wonderful fundraiser for the JR Beta Club,” commented T.S. Hill Middle School principal Scott Kruse. “They raised a total of more than $2,200. That’s just great!”
Shown in the photo are students who attended the dance. More photos and Mr. DMS contestants and winner will be in other articles posted on the ShowMe Times.
