“The Power of a Simple Gift”

Bowdon Middle School Future Business Leader’s of America students prepared and donated 27 shoe boxes forOperation Christmas Child. Operation Christmas Child is the world’s largest Christmas project, bringing together churches, local residents and civic organizations to spread the joy of Christmas with children living in more than 120 countries who are suffering from natural disasters, war, terrorism, disease, famine and poverty. This service project has become a tradition for the FBLA students at Bowdon Middle and they anticipate the opportunity to participate each year.

Officer Induction

The FBLA Officer Team members at Dacula Middle School were inducted into the Gwinnett County FBLA Chapter and installed as

officers of their local school chapter. The DMS chapter of FBLA was the charter chapter of FBLA-ML in Gwinnett County in 2006. This chapter was also the first chapter tosponsor a Middle-Level State President (Sara Beth Marchert) in 2008-2009. A Dacula Middle School FBLA member, Cole Gower, was also the ML State President last year from 2010-2011. We look forward to many more accomplishments as individuals and as a chapter.

Operation Sweet Tooth

The FBLA members from Dacula Middle School recently took a trip to the local fire station in order to show appreciation for the firemen's service to our community. This trip was called Operation Sweet Tooth because each FBLA member brought a sweet treat to give to the firemen. The picture shows all of the students along with the local firemen in front of the fire truck. Thank you Station 16!

Red, White, and Blue Day

In support of American Enterprise Day, the FBLA members at Dacula Middle School planned an event for each day of American Enterprise Week.This picture shows all of the members dressed up for Red, White, and Blue FBLA Day where members were encouraged to wear red, white, blue, or FBLA clothing. They were also asked to bring something to our kickoff breakfast which was held that Monday morning. During American Enterprise Week, students learned about free enterprise in America which allows a person to start a business with little or no government regulation.

RMS FBLA Attends National Leadership Conference in Orlando

Rockmart, GA – Orlando, Fl – a place where dreams come true—was a suitable site for over 8,000 of America’s best and brightest 

youth to showcase their talents as future business leaders.

 

Future Business Leaders of America, the largest and oldest student business organization, held its National Leadership Conference in Orlando on July 28-July 1. Participants from around the country were in attendance for this exciting conference to sharpen their core business skills, expand theirnetworks, and participate in more than 55 business and business-related competitive events. In addition to the competitions, students immersed themselves in educational workshops, visited an information-packed exhibit hall, and attended motivational keynotes on a broad range of business topics.