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    104 students from Hamilton Wenham Regional High School qualified for the DECA State Career Development Conference that will be held in March in Boston. At the District 3 conference held in Danvers, these 104 students placed in the top 8 in their category out of over 900 total participating students from 11 schools. The Hamilton Wenham DECA program has over one-third of the high school as members and focuses on developing career skills through competitions in areas like marketing, finance, and entrepreneurship.

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    104 students from Hamilton Wenham Regional High School qualified for the DECA State Career Development Conference that will be held in March in Boston. At the District 3 conference held in Danvers, these 104 students placed in the top 8 in their category out of over 900 total participating students from 11 schools. The Hamilton Wenham DECA program has over one-third of the high school as members and focuses on developing career skills through competitions in areas like marketing, finance, and entrepreneurship.

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    104 students from Hamilton Wenham Regional High School qualified for the DECA State Career Development Conference that will be held in March in Boston. At the District 3 conference held in Danvers, these 104 students placed in the top 8 in their category out of over 900 total participating students from 11 schools. The Hamilton Wenham DECA program has over one-third of the high school as members and focuses on developing career skills through competitions in areas like marketing, finance, and entrepreneurship.

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    Release Date: December 16, 2021

    104 Hamilton Wenham Students Qualify for DECA State Career Development Conference

    On Thursday, December 16, Hamilton Wenham DECA competed at the District 3 Career
    Development Conference held at the Doubletree by Hilton in Danvers. Eleven schools and over
    900 students participated in the business competition in over 50 categories of marketing,
    hospitality, finance and entrepreneurship.

    Hamilton Wenham sent 161 DECA students to the conference and 104 qualified for the DECA
    State Career Development Conference to be held March 10-12 in Boston. Details on the State
    Conference will be released in January.

    Those who placed top 8 in their category qualified for the State conference and were recognized
    during a virtual awards ceremony. The award ceremony premiered live on YouTube at 8 pm that
    night and the video can be viewed here: Mass DECA District 3 Awards. Medallions will be sent
    to each school for every student that qualified for the State Conference. Below are the winners
    from Hamilton Wenham:

    Place Name (Grade) Category


    1 Jonathan Lazaridis (12) Principles of Business Management & Administration (PBM)
    8 Erin O'Bannon (11) Principles of Business Management & Administration (PBM)
    2 Christos Meimeteas (10) Principles of Finance (PFN)
    7 Jack Rose (9) Principles of Finance (PFN)
    5 Lily Mark (10) Principles of Marketing (PMK)
    Place Name (Grade) Category
    7 Andrew Sorrenti (9) Principles of Marketing (PMK)
    1 Thomas De Simone (12) Accounting Applications Series (ACT)
    2 Charles Kinch (11) Accounting Applications Series (ACT)
    3 Lillian Prieur (11) Accounting Applications Series (ACT)
    4 Allie Tripp (11) Accounting Applications Series (ACT)
    5 Willow Donovan (9) Accounting Applications Series (ACT)
    2 Kaitlyn Menegoni (11) Apparel & Accessories Marketing (AAM)
    7 Marley Shea (12) Apparel & Accessories Marketing (AAM)
    1 William Moroney (12) Automotive Services Marketing (ASM)
    2 Hannah Pasquarello (12) Automotive Services Marketing (ASM)
    3 Brendan Dalton (10) Automotive Services Marketing (ASM)
    4 Max Consolazio (11) Automotive Services Marketing (ASM)
    1 Caleb Leonard (11) Business Finance Series (BFS)
    6 Zenas Zhao (11) Business Finance Series (BFS)
    1 Vivienne Willett (12) Business Services Marketing (BSM)
    2 Jessica Cooper (12) Business Services Marketing (BSM)
    3 Jane Maguire (12) Business Services Marketing (BSM)
    4 Hannah Glass (11) Business Services Marketing (BSM)
    5 Sophia Zerilli (11) Business Services Marketing (BSM)
    6 Elisabeth Holbrook (10) Business Services Marketing (BSM)
    1 Eliza Bassom (11) Entrepreneurship Series (ENT)
    6 Isaac Jones (9) Entrepreneurship Series (ENT)
    1 Eve Gujral (12) Food Marketing Series (FMS)
    6 Sophie Wilbur (11) Food Marketing Series (FMS)
    2 Elizabeth Collins (12) Hotel & Lodging Management (HLM)
    8 Gaby Campbell (10) Hotel & Lodging Management (HLM)
    1 Sophie Strozier (12) Human Resource Management (HRM)
    3 Laynee Wilkins (11) Human Resource Management (HRM)
    8 Davis Angelli-Nichols (10) Human Resource Management (HRM)
    1 Eli Labell (12) Marketing Communications Series (MCS)
    2 Brynn McKechnie (12) Marketing Communications Series (MCS)
    4 Maeve Clark (11) Marketing Communications Series (MCS)
    5 Caitlyn Story (12) Marketing Communications Series (MCS)
    7 Ryan Gillis (12) Marketing Communications Series (MCS)
    2 Andrea Kohler (11) Personal Financial Literacy (PFL)
    5 Carly Cronin (11) Personal Financial Literacy (PFL)
    Place Name (Grade) Category
    1 Alison Campbell (12) Quick Service Restaurant Management (QSRM)
    2 Ava Fleury (11) Quick Service Restaurant Management (QSRM)
    8 Angelina Meimeteas (10) Quick Service Restaurant Management (QSRM)
    1 Sophie Bassom (11) Restaurant and Food Service Management (RFSM)
    5 Claire Nistl (12) Restaurant and Food Service Management (RFSM)
    8 Meena Gourley (11) Restaurant and Food Service Management (RFSM)
    2 Riley Clarke (12) Retail Merchandising (RMS)
    3 Ava Finn (11) Retail Merchandising (RMS)
    5 Maya Granese (11) Retail Merchandising (RMS)
    1 Peter Gourdeau (12) Sports & Entertainment Marketing (SEM)
    5 Phoebe Ting (11) Sports & Entertainment Marketing (SEM)
    Alexandra Benchoff &
    1 Business Law & Ethics Team Decision Making (BLTDM)
    Ella Schenker (11)
    2 Sadie Condon & Ava Cote (12) Business Law & Ethics Team Decision Making (BLTDM)
    Alexandra Chan &
    1 Buying & Merchandising Team Decision Making (BTDM)
    Lilly Glass (11)
    Hannah Ciriello &
    2 Buying & Merchandising Team Decision Making (BTDM)
    Julia Tsappis (10)
    Morgan Glovsky &
    3 Buying & Merchandising Team Decision Making (BTDM)
    Andrew Stewart (11)
    Michaela DeSimone &
    8 Buying & Merchandising Team Decision Making (BTDM)
    Mia Flynn (12)
    Oliver Fisher (12) &
    3 Entrepreneurship Team Decision Making (ETDM)
    Philip Prieur (11)
    8 Sadie Gamber & Tessa Hunt (9) Entrepreneurship Team Decision Making (ETDM)
    2 John Bial & Brady Rose (11) Financial Services Team Decision Making (FTDM)
    Koa Burke (12) &
    5 Financial Services Team Decision Making (FTDM)
    James Day (11)
    Sydney Amero &
    1 Hospitality Services Team Decision Making (HTDM)
    Chloe Gern (11)
    Jane Burnham (11) &
    6 Hospitality Services Team Decision Making (HTDM)
    Madeline Wilson (10)
    Jacqueline Chapdelaine &
    7 Hospitality Services Team Decision Making (HTDM)
    Ethan Minster (12)
    Gracie Parks & Grace
    5 Marketing Management Team Decision Making (MTDM)
    Warrenburg (12)
    Malcolm Crawford &
    7 Marketing Management Team Decision Making (MTDM)
    Maxwell McConnaughey (10)
    Place Name (Grade) Category
    Haley Hamilton & Sports & Entertainment Marketing Team Decision Making
    1
    Kara O'Shea (12) (STDM)
    Nola Ciavola &
    3 Business Services Operations (BOR)
    Grace Rebello (12)
    Samuel Coues, Jackson
    2 Finance Operations (FOR)
    Courtney & Zackery Walles (12)
    3 Nikolas Kessler (12) Business Solutions Project (PMBS)
    Peter Leger &
    4 Community Giving Project (PMCG)
    Sydni Smaller (12)
    Ariel Greenberg (12) &
    2 International Business Plan (IBP)
    Elijah Greenberg (10)
    Meryn DeSimone, Nora
    2 Integrated Marketing Campaign Service (IMCS)
    Gamber & Ava Stinson (12)
    2 Mathilde Gordon (12) Hospitality & Tourism Professional Selling Event (HTPS)
    3 Madolin Allen (12) Hospitality & Tourism Professional Selling Event (HTPS)
    5 Nina Finn (10) Financial Consulting Event (FCE)
    6 Alexa Sellars (12) Financial Consulting Event (FCE)
    8 Simon Norris (12) Financial Consulting Event (FCE)
    1 Damian Sorrenti (12) Professional Selling Event (PSE)
    2 Ella Tran (10) Professional Selling Event (PSE)

    Awards Students
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    1 place: 17 21
    2nd place: 18 26
    3rd place: 10 13
    4th place: 5 6
    5th place: 11 13
    6th place: 6 7
    7th place: 6 8
    8th place: 8 10
    Total 81 104

    Team and series competitors took a 100-question test then performed a role-play in front of
    judges. Role-plays are common business scenarios where the student is asked to solve a problem
    and present their solution to the judge. Project competitors conducted research, prepared a
    paper, and presented their ideas on the day of the conference.

    The DECA program is in its sixth year at Hamilton Wenham and has over one third of the school
    as members. The program is led by Business Teacher and DECA Advisor Laura Wheeler with
    Stefanie Rogal, Academic Coordinator of the RISE program, as Assistant Advisor. DECA is a
    co-curricular organization of high school students focused on developing transferable skills for
    college and careers, building self-esteem, cultivating leadership, and stressing community
    involvement.

    The team was joined by HWRHS faculty and staff including Sara Amancio, Julie Cahill-O’Shea,
    Matt Dobbins, Matt Fitzgibbons, Craig Genualdo, Dan Hayden, Lisa Heitz, Joe Maher, Sally
    Maijenski, Maribeth Ting, and Johanna Wilson. We thank our chaperones for supporting our
    students at the conference!

    To learn more about DECA, visit www.deca.org and www.massdeca.org.

    Contact: Laura Wheeler, Business Teacher & DECA Advisor


    Hamilton Wenham Regional High School, 775 Bay Road, S. Hamilton, MA 01982
    l.wheeler@hwschools.net

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