Currituck County FBLA students shine at regional competition

Published 8:04 am Thursday, January 27, 2022

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Moyock Middle School winners are, from left, Josh Turner, Riley Kroner and Kinsley Bowman. Courtesy Currituck County Schools

All FBLA participants from Currituck County High School, JP Knapp Early College and Moyock Middle School. Courtesy Currituck County Schools

JP Knapp Early College winners are, from left, Alexis Tulli, Kasia Grutzmacher, Abigail Turner, Ashlynn Robinson, Kayla DiPlacido, Aiden DeGuzrman, Sydney Younger and Sharon McKennon. Not pictured is Madison Raney. Courtesy Currituck County Schools

Currituck County High School FBLA winners Daniel Knott and Mia Baker-Spruill. Courtesy Currituck County Schools

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Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) students from JP Knapp Early College, Currituck County High School and Moyock Middle School traveled to East Carolina University in Greenville on January 13, 2022 to participate in the FBLA Regional Competition.

The FBLA Regionals is a competition between local chapters of FBLA in North Carolina. Regional competitions consist of many different business-related events, ranging from tests on business law to math, public speaking and computer science.

Students compete against other FBLA chapters throughout the state to earn medals and certiﬁcates, as well as the chance to advance in competition. FBLA enhances students’ experience in CTE business courses and also prepares them for future careers. “Thanks to teachers Julie West from JP Knapp, Andrew Knott from CCHS and Megan Frazier from Moyock MS for providing the opportunity for students to participate in these competitions,” stated a news release from Currituck County Schools.

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Eligible students will now start preparing for the state competition to be held in March in Greensboro.

The following students were ranked:

JP Knapp students:

Alexis Tulli – 1st Place Public Speaking, Top 10 Social Media

Sydney Younger – 2nd Place T-Shirt Design; Top 10 Business Etiquette

Aiden DeGuzrman – 2nd Place Into to Information Technology

Sharon McKennon and Madison Raney – 2nd Place Web Banner

Kayla DePlacido – Top 10 Business Knowledge

Ashlyn Robinson – 4th Place Social Media

Kasia Gruetzmacher – 4th Place Intro to Parliamentary Procedures

Ashlynn Robinson, Kasia Gruetzmacher, Kayla DePlacido and Abigail Turner – 3rd Place Cheer Chant

CCHS students:

Mia Baker-Spruill – 2nd Place Business Etiquette

Daniel Knott – 3rd Place Computer Applications

Moyock MMS students:

Kinsley Bowman – 1st Place Financial Literacy, 1st Place Social Media

Riley Kroner – 1st Place FBLA Mission and Pledge, 2nd Place Social Media and 1st Place Business Etiquette

Josh Turner – 1st Place Public Speaking, 3rd Place Social Media

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