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Creation Collaboration was represent-
ed by Remi Mitchell, Rachel Allen, Shelby
Cannon, and Claire Warchauer their
research was based on Sand Powered Electricity for the Country of Burundi.
Community Volunteer, Kirby Hasseman,
assisted the process of being an entre-
preneur in presenting their service.
JA Titan 1st place Winners were Eli
Keneda, Hunter Holdsworth, and Sami
Trowbridge. Each one received cash award of $400. Eli, Hunter and Sami will
be participating at the National Level in
May.
JA Titan 3rd place Winners were Ayden
Smith, Jake Mitchell, and D’Angelo
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Marshall. Each one received cash award
of $50.
MAY 17, 2017
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J.B.E.A. was represented by Brianna
Cox, Ethan Guilliams, Jared Hall, and Ali-
yah Guthrie; their research was based
on Saltwater Battery providing energy for the Country of Chad. Community Vol-
unteer, Mary Mason, assisted this team
with research, entrepreneur services
and public speaking skills.
JA Titan 2nd place Winners were Katie
Harvel, Olivia Griffith, and Logan Slade. Each one received cash award of $100.
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RV students participate in
Ohio Appalachian Competition
COLUMBUS - Two teams from River View
High School participated at The Ohio State
University, Fisher College of Business in
the first ever Ohio Appalachian Collabora-
tive Export Competition among seven oth-
er teams. Our teams proposed a product
and/or service to export to a global market.
Each team was very successful in pro-
posing and presenting their product to
panel of Ohio State University professors
from the Fisher College of Business.
Junior Achievement (JA) Titan Chal-
lenge was participated by three teams
from River View High School at The Ohio
State University at Mansfield.
JA Titan is an interactive online busi-
ness simulation that offers a unique way
for young adults to learn what it takes to
compete in the marketplace and to run a
successful business. Our RV students de-
termine the success or failure of their busi-
nesses based on how well they manage
key decisions such as setting prices, filling
production requests, establishing mar-
keting, investing in research and develop-
ment, and capital equipment. RVHS had
nine students competing for first, second,
and third place.
RVHS was proudly represented this past
week in many competitive events. Thank
you to all participants who competed.
Winners are not people who never fail, but
people who never quit. In order to succeed,
we must first believe that we can.
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