All posts tagged "deca"
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Four students advance to DECA Nationals
Seven students led by business teacher Mike Hansel competed at the state DECA competition in Des Moines this weekend, and four of those students advanced...
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DECA travels to Orlando nationals
Snowed in at a hotel for the State competition in Des Moines, the Distributive Education Club of America (DECA) didn’t think that they would have...
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Go Clubbin’: School clubs provide opportunities for all
Along with extra curriculars like the fall, winter and spring sports and drama productions with music endeavors, 16+ clubs in the high school can be...
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DECA earns recommendation at Nationals
DECA, an international association of high schoolers, college students and teachers within the field of marketing, management and entrepreneurship in fields such as business, finance,...
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Four seniors earn Anaheim trip to DECA national competition
Four seniors that are part of a group called DECA will take off to Anaheim, Calif., on April 26 to compete at the DECA Nationals....
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DECA members earn top honors at State
By: Sommer Danielsen After a one year break, the business organization DECA found new leadership and has completed its season. On Feb. 28-29, 12 students...
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DECA club makes comeback
By: Sarah Stortz Returning to the list of active clubs after being gone for a whole year, DECA has officially made a CFHS comeback ....
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DECA dominates Districts
Cedar Falls DECA got their feet wet on Thursday, Jan. 24 at the District competition held at College Square Mall. Competing in the Travel and...
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13 students advance to DECA nationals
Katherine Mayhew/Staff Writer The CFHS DECA team had 13 students qualify for the national competition: Patrick Sesker, Kelley Dobson, Lauren Bannon, Ben Challgren, Shane Shaddox,...
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CFHS students glimpse into business world
CFHS DECA advanced six seniors to the national contest after the state competition in Des Moines that ended on Monday, March 1. Students arrived on...
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Cedar Falls Main Street adjusting to challenges of COVID
On April 2, governor Kim Renyolds ordered the closings of restaurants and bars, fitness centers, salons, barbershops, tattoo establishments, massage therapy establishments, senior citizens centers and other nonessential retail...
