It continues to be a busy month for Moffat County High School’s DECA and FBLA program.

MCHS qualified 21 students for April’s state competition for Future Business Leaders of America, following the district event earlier this month at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction.

The following participants made it to state in various categories, with some making the cut in multiple events.

FBLA state qualifiers

Aliza Johnson — Social Media Strategies (Presentation)

Mya Thompson — Visual Design (Presentation)

Hannah Kilpatrick — Graphic Design (Presentation)

Jayne Neal — Intro to Event Planning (Role Play)

Macayla Welch — Social Media Strategies (Presentation)

Rye Ocker — Sports and Entertainment (Role Play)

Haley Duran — Intro to Marketing Concepts

Breanna Ginther — Business Management (Role Play)

MaryAnn Booker — Human Resources Management

Charlotte Alexander — Business Law

Levi Bogue —Computer Problem Solving

Wyatt Tucker — Digital Video Production Team (Presentation)

Jonah Jenison — Digital Video Production Team (Presentation)

Travis LeFevre — Marketing (Role Play)

Quinn Allen — Hospitality and Event Management (Role Play)

Lexington Bergstrom — Intro to Public Speaking (Speech)

Mason Sullivan — Website Design (Presentation)

Ryun Pressgrove — Cyber Security

Isaiah Thomas — Networking Design (Role Play)

Nicholas Bailey — Sales Presentation (Presentation)

Cullen Reuer — Sales Presentations (Presentation)

Following FBLA districts, overseen by adviser Krista Schenck, the Principles of Marketing class hosted its annual Salsa Wars competition Feb. 4 at MCHS.

“Over the past three weeks, these students have been working their hardest to procure the finest salsa,” stated a news release from the class. “Not only that, the students also must create and advertise an entire brand, complete with a logo, trade character, and a trade and company name. In order to advertise, the students are able to create posters, use social media, and create a commercial. This salsa will be available for the student and staff body to taste and vote for who they believe to be the best of the best.”

The activities are still to come this month with the DECA team attending its state event this weekend in Colorado Springs, with 25 students — many of whom are state competitors in both events — looking to make it to nationals.