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FBLA Power Lunch with Representative Stephen Whyte

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FBLA Power Lunch with Representative Stephen Whyte
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By Carey White, SHS Digital Media On Thursday, October 22, Springville High’s FBLA (Future Busine...

FBLA Power Lunch with Representative Stephen Whyte

Springville High School Media

October 23, 2026

By Carey White, SHS Digital Media

On Thursday, October 22, Springville High’s FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) invited Utah Representative Stephen Whyte, Utah House District 63 (Mapleton City, Springville City, Spanish Fork City), to speak to over 80 students during lunch. Students from FBLA, Digital Marketing, and Economics classes were invited to the presentation. Representative Whyte presented on the history, constitution, and celebration of America’s 250th anniversary. Thank you Representative Whyte

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