Hermiston High School FCCLA Students Celebrate Success

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Angie Treadwell, fourth from left in front, poses for a photo with Hermiston High School Family, Career and Community Leaders of America students during the Oregon FCCLA State Leadership Conference, on March 16, 2024, in Portland. Treadwell was named Oregon FCCLA adviser of the year and more than a dozen Hermiston students received awards. (Photo courtesy of Hermiston High School)

Students involved with Family, Career and Community Leaders of America from Hermiston High School celebrated successes during the Oregon FCCLA State Leadership Conference.

Advisor Angie Treadwell, who was selected as the Oregon FCCLA adviser of the year, said students from across the state gathered March 14-16 at the Holiday Inn Portland-Columbia Riverfront to test their leadership and career skills, compete in various events and engage in stimulating leadership sessions.

“Several students from the Hermiston FCCLA chapter showcased exceptional skills and earned well-deserved recognition at the conference,” Treadwell said in a press release.

In addition to receiving awards, several students also qualified for the FCCLA National Leadership Conference, which will be June 29 through July 3 in Seattle.

With a theme of “The Ultimate Journey, Hermiston students, their awards and category, each qualified for nationals during the Oregon conference:

Kevin Mejia Romero, gold in Career Investigation, level 2; Italy Daltoso, gold in Focus on Children, level 3; Lillian Irving and Kyra Tolan, both silver in Food Innovations, level 3; Flor Silva Chavez, gold in Job Interview, level 3; Jeannine Heredia and Isay Osorio-Estrada, both silver in National Programs in Action, level 3; Robert Bartman, gold in Professional Presentation, level 3; Hope Melville and Hailey Melville, both silver in Sports Nutrition; Valarie Mendoza, silver in Chapter In Review Portfolio, level 3; and Gonzalo Govea, silver in FCCLA Chapter Website, level 3.

Other students, their awards and categories:

Denisse Murguia, silver in Career Investigation, level 3; Andrea Sanchez-Garavito, gold in Career Investigation, level 3; and Thalia Ramos Munoz, silver in Job Interview, level 3.

In addition, Treadwell said Isay Osorio-Estrada showcased leadership beyond competition and was elected as an FCCLA state officer as vice president of Membership.

“Students’ experiences in FCCLA equip them with valuable career-related skills, leadership insights, and a network of peers and mentors, setting the stage for continued growth and excellence,” the press release said.

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