The Burnet County 4H Consumer Decision Making (CDM) Team earned 2nd at the National Consumer Decision Making Contest, held in San Antonio, showcasing the team’s strong preparation, teamwork, and decision-making skills on a national stage.
Individually, team member Liam McDonald earned 2nd High Point, and Christopher Clayton earned 3rd High Point.
The National CDM contest challenges youth to evaluate realworld consumer scenarios by analyzing product information, comparing quality and value, and defending their decisions through oral reasoning.
Burnet County’s team stood out among top competitors from across the country, demonstrating excellence in critical thinking, communication, and financial decisionmaking.
Burnet County 4-H extends appreciation to the volunteers, families, and community supporters who helped make this opportunity possible.
This national recognition highlights the power of 4-H to develop confident, capable young leaders through hands-on learning experiences.
For more information about Burnet County 4H and opportunities for youth, contact the Burnet County Texas A&M AgriLife.
