Jaclyn Brown, CCHS’ Black History Month Program Coordinator, shares her insight on this year’s program which will happen on Feb. 19.
Members of the CCHS Future Business Leaders of America chapter competed at the FBLA Regionals Conference at Madison County High School on Jan. 27 and will advance to the State Conference.
CCHS’s FBLA chapter allows students to learn business-related skills and participate in numerous community service and competitive opportunities throughout the year.
The CCHS Future Business Leaders of America chapter received various awards and recognitions at the FBLA State Conference on March 22.
FBLA Vice President of Competition Adrian Rangel, a junior, won FBLA’s American Enterprise Day Essay Contest for the second year in a row.
CCHS hosted the second of the Clarke County School District’s Community Conversations panel discussions on Sept. 6, covering school safety at schools around the district.
Student-owned businesses are no longer a fantasy as young entrepreneurs at CCHS find ways to express themselves through a variety of business ventures.
Multiple CCHS fine arts programs will come together on Feb. 28 to present a program about Black History for the CCHS community.