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Two Calhoun Students Place in Buckhannon Upsher High School Contest

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Buckhannon Upsher High School hosted the Central region LDE contests on Wednesday, February 19th, 2025. Calhoun had members competing in both Extemporaneous Public Speaking and Employment Skills.

đŸ„ˆCamron Jarvis received second place in Employment Skills.

đŸ„ˆLauren Lovejoy received second place in Extemporaneous Public Speaking.

Congratulations to both members! What a great way to celebrate National FFA Week! 💙💛

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