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Featured Photos: DECA State Career Development Conference

Lauren Praiss, Chief Digital Editor

March 13, 2018

This past weekend, 23 students represented Clayton at the DECA State Career Development Conference in Kansas City. Below are our students that took home some hardware:
Cecelia Armstrong, Jacob Blair, Kennedy Sams: Finalists, Fashion Merchandising Promotion Plan
Chenny Lee, Kedar Venkatesh: Finalists, Business Operations Research
Emma Vasquez: 5th place, Retail Merchandising
Millie Booker, Audrey Goebegebuure: 3rd place, Business Law Team
Greg Pierson, Jake Sher: 1st place, Sports and Entertainment Team
Myles Rosenblum, Krish Sardesai: 4th place, Marketing Management Team
Julia Beliz, Alexis Nichols: 5th place, Travel and Tourism Team
Fiona McCarthy: 2nd place, Entrepreneurship Individual
The following have qualified for the International Career Development Conference that will be held April 20th-25th in Atlanta, Georgia:
Daniel Cohen
Millie Booker
Audrey Goebegebuure
Greg Pierson
Myles Rosenblum
Krish Sardesai
Jake Sher
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The 23 CHS DECA students smile before they enter their competitions.
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Lauren Praiss, Chief Digital Editor

Lauren is a senior at CHS who has been on the Globe staff for three years. Lauren became a Globie because of her love of writing. She enjoys the challenge of writing news stories but...

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