The Eastern Technical High School chapter of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and students from Dulaney, Eastern Tech and New Town high schools earned honors during the 2020 FBLA National Leadership Online Experience.
In past years, a cadre of students from BCPS has traveled to an in-person FBLA National Leadership Conference, involving as many as 20,000 attendees. This year, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the conference, scheduled to be held in Salt Lake City, Utah, was replaced with an online experience.
“Our students were challenged with creating videos and taking online tests to demonstrate their skills in the areas of business, computer science, and computer networking,” said Dr. Kara Lynch, BCPS supervisor of business, computer science, and homeland security education. “Our students have been preparing all year long by participating in regional and state level events. Some of our chapters have also prepared yearlong service projects. Congratulations to all of the BCPS FBLA members who competed.”
Eastern Tech Awards
Eastern Technical High School was named an FBLA Outstanding Chapter, based on its membership, community service, and education
Recognized for completing the Chapter Challenge, tasks related to recruitment, retention, membership involvement and FBLA Awareness.
Andrei Mapilisan, Eastern Technical High School earned Business Achievement Awards for creating a portfolio of real-world accomplishments
Eastern Tech students Andrei Mapilisan,Neha Mupparapu and Kamalmeet Singh earned Community Service Awards.
