WOODLAWN, Ark. — Four Woodlawn students are serving in elected district leadership positions with Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), highlighting the school’s involvement in the statewide student organization.
The students were among Woodlawn Junior High and High School FBLA members who recently attended the District III FBLA Fall Leadership Conference in Stuttgart, joining more than 700 FBLA members from across Arkansas.
Woodlawn’s four elected District III officers include:
- Eli Smith – High School Historian
- Brenna Young – High School Secretary
- Ella Richardson – Middle Level President
- Abigail Stone – Middle Level Secretary
During the conference, students heard presentations from representatives of the Alzheimer’s Association, Arkansas Children’s Hospital and the reigning Miss Arkansas Teen.
Woodlawn was also recognized for its students’ outstanding community service efforts and participation in various service projects.
The conference emphasized leadership development, community involvement and the importance of stepping outside one’s comfort zone to pursue personal and professional growth.
In a social media post, Woodlawn School District expressed pride in its FBLA members, particularly the four students representing the district in elected leadership roles.
FBLA is a national career and technical student organization that helps prepare students for careers in business through leadership development, academic competitions and community service.
