Shelbyville High School placed first in the team event at the annual Business and Computer Contest sponsored by the Lake Land College Business Division and Club IT on April 26. Pictured from left to right are Shelbyville students Allison Schuricht, Carolyn Nohren, Harrison Wooters, Lucas Brown and Jordan Winings. Photo submitted by Lake Land College.
Lake Land College hosted annual business and computer contest
Shelbyville High School placed first in the team event at the annual Business and Computer Contest sponsored by the Lake Land College Business Division and Club IT on April 26.
Other high schools participating in the event were Centralia High School, Champaign Centennial High School, Champaign Central High School, Charleston High School, Dieterich High School, Fairfield Community High School, Flora High School, Martinsville High School, Neoga High School, Newton Community High School, Okaw Valley High School, Pana High School, Paris High School, PBL High School, Shelbyville High School, Shiloh High School and St. Elmo High School.
“We look forward to this contest every year,” said Kathy Black, business division chair and coordinator of the contest. “We enjoy seeing and visiting with area business teachers and interacting with talented students. It’s a great opportunity for students to showcase their business and computer skills.”
Students from area high schools competed in the following categories: accounting, general business and current events, MOS Word, MOS PowerPoint and MOS Excel. Depending on the category, students either completed a written test or a hands-on test on the computer.
First place winners of each contest received a 3-credit-hour tuition waiver from Lake Land College. The winners are as follows:
Accounting: Tristan Will, Newton Community High School
General Business and Current Events: Amber Clark, Fairfield Community High School
MOS Word: Camryn Burris, Pana High School
MOS PowerPoint: Ashton Fifield, Charleston High School
MOS Excel: Trenton King, Charleston High School
For more information, contact Black at 217-234-5348 or by email at kblack@lakelandcollege.edu.



