When Mountain House High School was inaugurated, it lacked one of the most crucial elements of the high school experience: clubs. Eager to share my passion for business, I founded DECA to give members exposure to real world working environments, state conferences, and opportunities to present their knowledge. Success was easy to obtain as post-conference enthusiasm spread first amongst members and then the rest of the school.
Because of the first year’s success, the next brought many new members who were all eager to attend the DECA state conference. Unfortunately, I was soon told, “I’m sorry Deevy, DECA can’t compete this year.” At first, I couldn’t believe it. I contacted school staff and administration, other chapter presidents, and state
Because of the first year’s success, the next brought many new members who were all eager to attend the DECA state conference. Unfortunately, I was soon told, “I’m sorry Deevy, DECA can’t compete this year.” At first, I couldn’t believe it. I contacted school staff and administration, other chapter presidents, and state