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Northern High School student makes history as national officer

September 19, 2024 | Calvert County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland


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Northern High School student makes history as national officer
During a recent meeting of the Calvert County Board of Education, Northern High School student Olivia Herron was celebrated for her historic achievement as the first national officer from Calvert County to join the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National Student Officer Team. The Board commended Herron and her fellow student members for their professionalism and leadership, acknowledging the vital support of faculty advisors Nancy Tassa, Wendy Ring, and Athena Lewis.

The resolution passed unanimously, highlighting the accomplishments of the FBLA chapters at Northern High School and Northern Middle School. The Board expressed its wishes for continued success in career and technical education for all involved.

In her remarks, Herron shared her enthusiasm for the FBLA, emphasizing the organization’s role in teaching business skills through competitions and networking opportunities. She noted the importance of local engagement, mentioning community service projects led by advisor Tassa, including a partnership with the Calvert County Foster Parents Association.

The meeting underscored the significance of student leadership and community involvement, with Herron’s achievements serving as an inspiration for her peers. The Board and attendees expressed their support for the ongoing initiatives and future endeavors of the FBLA members.

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