Renee Wen (9) | STAFF REPORTER
It’s that time of year again, and no, I am not talking about the upcoming holidays. We are all aware of how COVID-19 has drastically changed how we go about our daily lives. All school clubs and extracurricular activities are all held online, through Zoom or Google Meet. DECA is no exception, and this year, although there was a late start, all of its members trained and worked tirelessly to ensure a good result from their regional competition. As a student who is a part of St. Robert’s DECA chapter, I will be providing you with some insider details on the regionals experience.
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Only a few days ago, the results came back and the majority of the teams and participants had qualified for provincials, 148 students from our DECA chapter in total. It was quite a memorable experience and won’t be forgotten for a long while. Now we must set our focus on the provincial events to come in new year, and we wish all of the students the best of luck!
