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2017 - 2018
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2016 - 2017
Three Falcon High Students Qualify For State!
Students Kiana Harkema (FBLA President), Colton Ruelecke, and Matthew Robillard qualified for state competition during the District Leadership Conference held on February 9, 2016 at CSU Pueblo. Kiana qualified for two events, Spreadsheet Applications and Digital Portfolio, Colton qualified for Introduction to Business and Matthew qualified for Cyber Security. The three students are headed for Vail in April and will compete for national competition.
2015 FBLA State Leadership Conference - Heinkel Beaudreau, Kiana Harkema, Cora Gottbehuet, Ben Jackson and Matthew Robillard qualified for Future Business Leaders of America State Leadership Conference and attended the summit in Vail, Colorado. The events included Cyber Security, Spreadsheet Applications and Economics.
Nine Falcon High Students Qualify for State
Seven members of Falcon High School's Future Business leaders of America Qualified for state competition during the District Leadership Conference held at CSU Pueblo.
Educating Children of Color - FBLA Members Kiana Harkema and Heinkel Beaudreau lent their time and expertise this weekend by conducting an Inventors Workshop at the Educating Children of Color Summit at Colorado College on Saturday. These FBLA members, along with fellow Falcon students, Brandon Ralph and Beth Harwig introduced other students to the creative possibilities of programing and engineering by utilizing Arduino microprocessor boards.
Fall Leadership Conference - February 16, 2014
Eleven of our best and brightest FBLA members attended the Fall Leadership Conference in Pueblo on February 16. The students were introduced to all of the great benefits of being an FBLA member. They attended leadership seminars were they built upon their leadership skills, team work and professionalism.
Eleven of our best and brightest FBLA members attended the Fall Leadership Conference in Pueblo on February 16. The students were introduced to all of the great benefits of being an FBLA member. They attended leadership seminars were they built upon their leadership skills, team work and professionalism.
Raising Money
This year we've already raised much needed money by working in the concession stands during the Girls Volleyball games. The money raised go to fund events such as transportation cost, food for banquets, snacks for meetings, and leadership conference dues. Pictured: Front row - Gaby Norris, Waverlynne Brown, Alissa Brown, Jerzee Williams,
Kiana Harkema. Back Row: Some random student that turns-up whenever we run concessions (he does an excellent job) and Jessica Stoneham.
The top students who volunteer for concessions will receive awards at the end of the year.
This year we've already raised much needed money by working in the concession stands during the Girls Volleyball games. The money raised go to fund events such as transportation cost, food for banquets, snacks for meetings, and leadership conference dues. Pictured: Front row - Gaby Norris, Waverlynne Brown, Alissa Brown, Jerzee Williams,
Kiana Harkema. Back Row: Some random student that turns-up whenever we run concessions (he does an excellent job) and Jessica Stoneham.
The top students who volunteer for concessions will receive awards at the end of the year.
State Leadership Conference in Vail
From left-to-right: Beau Curnow, Mackenzie Fairbairn, Ciara Moore, and Jordan Hale attended the Future Business Leaders of America Leadership (FBLA) Conference in Vail, Colorado. Activities included several seminars and workshops such as Rachel's Challenge, Not So Common Courtesies, Grants- The Ultimate Guide, Dress For Success, and March of Dimes Family. Our students attended a Community Dance and got a chance to meet other outstanding FBLA members from across the state. The FBLA members competed in events such as Cyber Security, Entrepreneurship, and Healthcare Administration. We are very proud of them! Mr. Russell
From left-to-right: Beau Curnow, Mackenzie Fairbairn, Ciara Moore, and Jordan Hale attended the Future Business Leaders of America Leadership (FBLA) Conference in Vail, Colorado. Activities included several seminars and workshops such as Rachel's Challenge, Not So Common Courtesies, Grants- The Ultimate Guide, Dress For Success, and March of Dimes Family. Our students attended a Community Dance and got a chance to meet other outstanding FBLA members from across the state. The FBLA members competed in events such as Cyber Security, Entrepreneurship, and Healthcare Administration. We are very proud of them! Mr. Russell
FBLA Videos
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Mariah Meredith Video - Eating Healthy & Exercising
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Bailey Adams and Gabrielle Norris - Being Green
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Raising Money for Charity
The Falcon High School FBLA recently went caroling in the community to raise money for the March of Dimes. Over one hundred dollars was raised for the March of Dimes Foundation, a United States nonprofit organization that works to improve the health of mothers and babies. The carolers are from left to right; Mackenzie Fairbairn, Siana Thomas, Kayla Martin, Hannah Williams and Mariah Meredith.
Mr. Russell
Mr. Russell
Community Engagement - The Falcon FBLA in Action!
October 5, 2013. Katie Kulic, Jessica Janzer, Hannah Williams and Mariah Meredith braved the cold Saturday morning to lend their time and support for the Venetucci Farm Annual Pumpkin Run. Every year, the farm holds a great pumpkin run. All ages participate. Children win ribbons for free pumpkins. This year over 400 runners participated. All proceeds from the event go directly to benefit the programs at Venetucci Farm. The farm is currently raising money money to build a barn, which is needed for all the animals. The event requires many volunteers in order to make the run possible. Out FBLA Members were assigned duty at two of the water stations where they provided both nourishment and encouragement to the runners. And in the case of Mariah, comedy was also provided. We are very proud of our volunteers and this is just one of the many volunteering projects Falcon FBLA will provide for our community. Thank you ladies for all of your time and effort.
Mr. Russell
Mr. Russell
Heading to PuebloLeft-to-Right: Ciara Moore, Katie Kulic, Jessica Janzer, Aitana Elder and Hannah Williams.
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Colorado Fall Leadership Conference
On October 8, officers from Falcon High School's FBLA attended the Colorado Fall FBLA Leadership Conference at CSU Pueblo. The theme was Excellence in Action & Achievement in Motion. Falcon FBLA Officers were introduced to State Officers as well as Board Members. Some of the topics covered during the conference was team building, leadership and fundraising. Our officers returned with many ideas of how we can make our chapter one of the best in the district.
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Falcon High School FBLA Officers 2014
