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 2022 FBLA National Leadership Conference

A team of 16 competitors travelled to Chicago, Illinois on June 27, 2022 for a full week of the annual FBLA National Leadership Conference. 

The KMS FBLA Chapter earned 1st place, Nationally, for the ML Merit Award. This is a National initiative set out each year that challenges chapters to organize and engage their membership in chapter management & leadership over an 8 month period. Our team was lead by Satapat Tatarian (grade 7), KMS FBLA President and Spencer Hall (grade 7), KMS FBLA VP. The National Award was accepted by Alyssa Childers (grade 7), KMS FBLA Secretary.


1st place National ML Merit Award


KMS FBLA NLC 2022 Results

Finalists: 

  • Annual Chapter Presentation > Spencer Hall & Satapat Tatarian
  • Business Ethics > Savannah Hughes & Tiffany Lam
  • Community Service Project > Alyssa Childers, Abigail Green, & Natalie Terahkina
  • Digital Citizenship > Maria Kollin
  • Learning Strategies > Jalia Aboy
  • Video Game Challenge > Marcus McLeod & Rodel Penaflor


Individual, National Awards:


Marcus McLeod and Rodel Penaflor > placed 3rd overall in Video Game Challenge

Alyssa Childers, Abigail Green, and Natalie Terekhina > placed 7th overall in Community Service Presentation






Jalia Aboy > placed 9th overall in Learning Strategies









Maria Kollin > placed 5th overall in Digital Citizenship 

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