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Ten Pioneer students demonstrated their skills and commitment at the Ohio State Leadership Conference for Business Professionals, held March 7-8 in Columbus.
Seven students ranked in the top 10 in Ohio in their respective categories:
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Wesley Cleveland, senior cybersecurity major, ranked eighth in computer security
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Gaige Dishong, a junior in IT support at Northmor, placed seventh in device configuration and troubleshooting.
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Em (Madox) McCarthy, a junior IT support major from Lexington, ranked seventh in Information Technology Concepts
The remaining four students finished in the top five and earned seats at the National Leadership Conference of American Business Professionals, held in Chicago, Illinois, from May 9-14. they are:
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Gabe Melvin, IT Support Senior, Ranked 5th in Computer Networking Skills
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Jason Lambert, senior cybersecurity student at Goal Digital Academy, ranked fourth in Server Administration with Microsoft
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Shelby City Schools senior cybersecurity major Bradon Stidam ranks second in server management using Microsoft
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Brice Browning, a senior majoring in cybersecurity at Celeryville Christian School, earned first place in the computer security major. This is Bryce’s second straight win at the state level. Bryce is also the defending national champion.
The American Association of Business Professionals is a career and technical student organization serving high school students preparing to enter business, finance, management information systems and other related fields. It provides students and members with opportunities to develop skills and make personal connections.
Pioneer’s BPA consultants are Dan Foss and Fritz Fagan.
This article originally appeared in The Mansfield News-Journal: Pioneer career and technical students present at statewide conference
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