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FCCLA Students Earn top-5 Finishes In Show-Me Skills Conference

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Source: Trenton Telegraph

Trenton High School Family, Career and Community Leaders of America students that competed in Show-Me Skills events at the fall leadership conference in Columbia placed in the top five of their events. Summer Meeker and Kennedy Cross placed first and earned state championship honors in Banner Level 2. Anthony Esquival placed third in FCCLA Recruit Level 3 while Violet Breitenbucher placed third in FCCLA News Now Level 3. Madelyn Browning finished in the top five in Fashion Sketch Level 2 while Mary Little earned a top-five finish in FCCLA Creed and Interpretation. This is the first year the school’s FCCLA chapter has competed in Show-Me Skills at the fall leadership conference.

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