#district competition

[townpostin]

District Level Subroto Cup Football Tournament Begins In Jamshedpur

Deputy Commissioner Karn Satyarthi inaugurates two-day competition at Tinplate Ground Key Points: Under-17 teams from all East Singhbhum blocks participate in tournament Winners will advance to state-level Subroto Cup competition District education officials and sports enthusiasts attend inauguration ceremony JAMSHEDPUR – Deputy Commissioner Karn Satyarthi officially launched the district-level…

District Level Subroto Cup Football Tournament Begins In Jamshedpur

[mylifesturnedupsidedown]

Congrats to troupe 3266 on all of your amazing performances today! Seven best in shows, three honorable mentions and everyone getting a superior or excellent; absolutely fantastic. All in all, it was a very successful competition for our troupe.

[mylifesturnedupsidedown]

I know I already said this, but I just want to mention again how proud I am of our troupe's performance today:) It was so moving and completely deserving of the superiors it received. Congrats troupe 3266!

[mylifesturnedupsidedown]

So incredibly proud of our thespian troupe. They were absolutely amazing in the one act. I'm so glad I got to see their performance today:)

[justshoppingby]

DECA DISTRICTS COMPETITION TOMORROW!!!

Wish me luck! 

[manadarkmagiciangirl]

OMG THIS PANTOMIME BASED ON A DISNEY TRIP IS THE BEST :D! AND SO FRCKN ACCURATE.

[brittle-like-butterfly-bones]

So there was this email from coorporate at my work...

That was letting us now about some AD and UPT competitions coming up that were between the districts. How there wasn't just going to be one district that won, but one store within their district. And the end of the email was very omnimous. But also...the best thing I've ever read.

"Drive up those ADs and UPTs and win! There will only be one out of all of our districts! Good Luck!

And may the odds be ever in your favor!

-District 5 District Manager *****"

No.

I'm not kidding.

The District Manager quoted The Hunger Games.

The framer and I were the only ones who got it. But I about died. About died.

[edgewoodmag-blog]

Business Students on Top of the Game

Story by Meredith W.

On Friday March 25, Future Business Leaders of America students from throughout the district gathered to compete in tests that not only determined whether or not students move on to the state competition in Orlando, but also to show their skill at business problems facing today's community.   

"The competition was a great chance for the students to learn about business," Co-Sponsor Mrs. Sheri Willingham said.  "Though it was a bit unorganized at times, it was an opportunity for Edgewood to shine in their business skills.  I'm glad we went." 

Other Co-Sponsor Mrs. Mimi Louzao considers FBLA a family affair.  With her son beginning the program at Cocoa Beach High School years ago, her daughter in the club now at Cocoa Beach and herself co-sponsoring the club at Edgewood, she invests a lot into the club.  

Her hard work along with the students' is manifested in the results of the competition.  First place winners included Hayley M., 11, Morgan N., 11, Lindsey D., 9 and Tyler O., 9.  Chris B., 12, Jacob F., 12 and Meredith W., 11 received second place in their area along with Tori S., 11 on her test.  Alex P., 10, won third place in his competition as well.  

Clay T., 8, was glad that he attended the competition because he not only ran for the Vice President office for next year, but also learned something new.

"I enjoyed learning about American Entrepreneurship," he said.  

His sister Meghan T., 11, agreed.

"I also enjoyed finding out that other high schoolers share the same interests in business as me," she said.  

With competitions ranging from Entrepreneurship to Business Ethics to Web Design, the students had their hands full throughout the day, but they said it was worth it, especially because they got to make a trip to RedBerry when it was all over.