Carver students recently participated in the Business Professionals of America (BPA) State Competition. Founded in 1966 as the Office Education Association (OEA), BPA was created to support students in vocational business and office programs following the Vocational Education Act of 1963. The organization adopted its current name on July 1, 1988, and has since grown into a premier career and technical student organization dedicated to developing leadership, technology, and business skills.
We are especially proud of junior Lillian Chachere for being selected as the BPA Regional President—an outstanding achievement that reflects her leadership, dedication, and commitment to excellence.
In the category of Network Design received the team earned National Alternate. Tahia B received National Alternate in Economic Research Individual.
Tahia Bhuiyan – Economic Research Individual – National Alternate
Network Design Team – National Alternate
- Tahia Bhuiyan
- Melanie Mohamed
- Dion Amos
- Nicholas Saavedra
Lillian Chachere – BPA Regional President
