FBLA

FBLA is an organization dedicated to the empowerment of young students interested in occupations in the fields of Business and/or Marketing. Students create and execute various fundraisers and business ventures within the organizations. Participation teaches key skills needed in the business field. FBLA provides the business leaders of tomorrow with the necessary skills to successfully compete in the job market, pursue postsecondary education, or manage personal skills. Members learn how to lead and participate in group discussions by engaging in practical problem solving and decision-making activities. FBLA members learn the value of competition through directed competitive events. FBLA Goals Develop competent, aggressive business leadership Strengthen students' confidence in themselves and their work Create more interest in and understanding of the American business enterprise system Encourage the development of individual projects that contribute to home, business, and community improvements Encourage scholarship and promote school loyalty Help students establish occupational goals Facilitate the transition from school to work		Sponsors: Cristi Boyd, V. Thomas, C. McConnell, M. Robinson, D. Starks
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FBLA is an organization dedicated to the empowerment of young students interested in occupations in the fields of Business and/or Marketing. Students create and execute various fundraisers and business ventures within the organizations. Participation teaches key skills needed in the business field.

FBLA provides the business leaders of tomorrow with the necessary skills to successfully compete in the job market, pursue postsecondary education, or manage personal skills.

Members learn how to lead and participate in group discussions by engaging in practical problem solving and decision-making activities. FBLA members learn the value of competition through directed competitive events.

FBLA Goals

Develop competent, aggressive business leadership
Strengthen students' confidence in themselves and their work
Create more interest in and understanding of the American business enterprise system
Encourage the development of individual projects that contribute to home, business, and community improvements
Encourage scholarship and promote school loyalty
Help students establish occupational goals
Facilitate the transition from school to work