Business Professionals of America
The Saline Chapter of Business Professionals of America competed at the regional competition Friday, January 5th, at Henry Ford Community College. All chapter participants did a wonderful job representing Saline High School and several members will compete at the state competition in March held at the Amway Grand Hotel in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Chapter Participant Awards
Jordan Beadaum: 2nd Fundamentals of Spreadsheets
Lucy Buie: 1st place Advanced Accounting and 2nd place Financial Math and Analysis
Emily Cohen: 3rd place Payroll Accounting
Aiden Delfucco: 3rd place Advanced Spreadsheet Application
Anders Jacobsen: 3rd place PC Troubleshooting and 4th place Computer Security
Michael Misiak: 3rd Business Law and Ethics
Evan Rousch: 6th Fundamentals of Spreadsheets
Logan Swinney: 4th Computer Networking
Ian Winslow: 1st Payroll Accounting and 5th Fundamental Accounting
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