Grafton High DECA earns THRIVE status

As part of this position, Kennedy will be responsible for maintaining the performance of the branch and also providing leadership and staff supervision.

By Maureen Sullivan Assistant Editor

GRAFTON - Grafton High School (GHS) DECA was among 525 chapters that achieved THRIVE level rec - ognition this year and will be commended at DECA’s International Career Development Conference held April 22-25, 2023 in Orlando, Fla.

Each fall, DECA offers four campaigns for chapters to complete as part of a program of leadership for the year.

These campaigns are designed to grow membership engagement and build lasting partnerships within the school and local community. Chapters that achieve THRIVE level receive a commemorative pennant, flag and plaque. The chapters also have an opportunity to participate in the ICDC.

In order to receive THRIVE level recognition, the chapter completed two out of three chapter campaigns, including the community service campaign, ethical leadership campaign and promotional

Grafton High DECA earns THRIVE status

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