Caldwell County High School is currently celebrating National Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Week, which will continue until Saturday, February 17th.
Teacher and FBLA advisor JJ Griggs, who wears multiple hats, shared some insights this week about the local FBLA Chapter. She emphasized the one thing that she likes about teaching business is almost all of the content can be applied to students’ lives, making it an exceptional learning opportunity.
click to download audioAccording to Griggs, the FBLA students are involved in graphic designs for shirts, banners, yard signs, virtual logos, and more.
Furthermore, Griggs said the FBLA students have a Tiger Marketing Business.
click to download audioIn addition, she said the money will stay in the community.
click to download audioGriggs explained that the FBLA functions as a non-profit organization within the school. She mentioned that individuals interested in donating can contribute by sending it directly to the high school. Griggs also highlighted the significant costs associated with participating in the upcoming regional competition at the end of this month.
click to download audioThe local FBLA Chapter has been active in Caldwell County for 70 years.
