He may only be 14, but Ryland Johns knows how to hit the ground running.
A freshman at Crismon High School, Johns is a career and technical education graphic design student. When his school chartered a new chapter of Future Business Leaders of America, Johns stepped up to run for president for the Crismon chapter.
With only a month of graphic design coursework, he designed the chapter T-shirt, helped with writing meeting minutes and creating purchase order paperwork for club field trips, stated Tamara Tapia, career and technical education teacher at Crismon, in nominating Johns.
