Future Business Leaders Of America Club Returns To Todd Central After 27 Years

TCCHS alumni and club advisor Madison Frogue helped bring back the club after being inactive for over a quarter century.

Mar. 11, 2026 at 4:45pm

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After a 27-year hiatus, the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) club has returned to Todd Central High School. TCCHS alumna Madison Frogue, the club's advisor, has helped relaunch the organization, which is now focused on community outreach, leadership development, and providing real-world business experience to students.

Why it matters

The revival of the FBLA club at Todd Central represents an opportunity to reconnect the school with the local business community and give students valuable career-readiness skills. The club's focus on leadership, scholarships, and community service aligns with the school's mission to develop well-rounded, community-minded graduates.

The details

As part of the FBLA club's relaunch, members have already presented to the local Rotary Club and are planning future guest speaker events, fundraisers with local businesses, and community service projects like a neighborhood trash pickup. The club also recently attended a regional FBLA conference, where one of their members placed second in broadcast journalism and qualified for the state competition.

  • The FBLA club at Todd Central High School has been inactive for 27 years.
  • The club was relaunched at the start of the 2026-2027 school year.
  • Earlier this month, the TCCHS FBLA chapter attended a regional FBLA leadership conference.

The players

Madison Frogue

A TCCHS alumna who has returned to the school as the advisor for the revived FBLA club.

Jaylyn Mayes

A TCCHS senior and the secretary of the FBLA club.

Aleycia Osborne

A TCCHS senior and the treasurer of the FBLA club.

Omar Figueroa-Navarrete

A TCCHS student and WEKT radio reporter who placed second in broadcast journalism at the FBLA regional conference.

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What they’re saying

“I have a lot of hope and excitement for the business program at Todd County, and one of my main goals is to have the community grow a closer connection to the students.”

— Madison Frogue, FBLA Club Advisor

“The club is focused on leadership, development, business skills and career readiness, providing leadership opportunities, scholarships, community services and real world business experience to help the club's mission: inspiring and preparing students to become community-minded business leaders.”

— Jaylyn Mayes, FBLA Secretary

“So far, the club has hosted meetings where we build teamwork skills and share ideas on fundraising and growing the organization. We've done a few fundraisers during the school year, and are currently planning to partner with Regal Cinemas for a fundraising project, as well as doing a trash pickup in the community.”

— Aleycia Osborne, FBLA Treasurer

What’s next

The TCCHS FBLA chapter plans to continue growing its community partnerships, including an upcoming fundraiser with Regal Cinemas. They also intend to host more guest speaker events and expand their community service projects in the coming months.

The takeaway

The revival of the FBLA club at Todd Central High School represents an opportunity for the school to deepen its ties with the local business community and provide students with valuable leadership, entrepreneurship, and career-readiness skills. The club's focus on real-world experience, community service, and developing the next generation of business leaders aligns with the school's mission to prepare students for success beyond the classroom.