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 * ACCOMPLISHMENT TIMELINE**

2006 Future Business Leaders of America club doubled in size along with class size when the course relocated to Winterboro school. 2007/2008 Future Business Leaders of America club competed on the state level and placed 1st & 2nd in Digital Video Production, 3rd in Public Speaking, and 3rd in Client Services. Students advanced to National competition in Atlanta, Ga for the first time in the clubs history. children with their Christmas wish list. many of which were community serivice projects.
 * A student lead effort resulted in the FBLA raising and donating over $2,000 to Enterprise High Schools FBLA after a tornado
 * Community Service - The FBLA raised and donated $1,000 to the March of Dimes Saving babies campaign and recognized at state competition.
 * Community Service - The FBLA raised money through it's Department of Human Resources Christmas Wish List program to provide 3 area
 * "Outstanding Chapter" - The Winterboro FBLA club was awarded as an Outstanding Chapter at state competition for completing 22 activities
 * TOP 10 CHAPTER in the state of Alabama - The State Department of Education awarded the Winterboro FBLA as one of the top 10 programs
 * in the state of Alabama.


 * FUNDING TIMELINE**

2004-2006 Pittard School of Technology (Winterboro students were bused just a few thousand feet to the Career and Technical Center)

2006-present Business/Marketing course was moved to Winterboro School

2006 Awarded a Career and Technical Career Academy planning grant in the amount of $10,000

2007 Awardea a Career and Technical Career Academy implementation grant in the amount of $40,000

2007 The Winterboro Business and Marketing Academy was formed

2008 Awarded a $1,000 student technology grant from the Talladega County Education Foundation

2008 Awarded a $1012.00 teacher technology grant from the Talladega County Education Foundation

2009 Awarded a $1,000 teacher grant for travel expenses to the FBLA National Leadership Conference from the Talladega County Education Foundation