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CTSO 2026-27

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CTSO Career Technical Student Organization
FFA CTSO associated with agriculture
FCCLA CTSO associated with Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS)
FBLA Future Business Leaders of America
FBLA mission To prepare and inspire students to become community-minded business leaders in a global society
FBLA purpose Prepares students for careers, college, leadership, and business
FBLA 1937 FBLA was conceptualized by Hamden Landon Forkner
FBLA 1940 The name Future Business Leaders of America was selected
FBLA 1942 The first high school chapter was established at Science Hill High School in Johnson City, Tennessee
FBLA 1947 Iowa became the first state FBLA chapter
FBLA 1958 The collegiate division, PBL (Phi Beta Lambda), was created
FBLA 1994 The Middle School division was established
FBLA 2022 PBL became FBLA Collegiate
FBLA Middle School A division that can include grades 5–9
Rison Middle School FBLA Rison's Middle School division includes grades 7–8
FBLA Middle School competition Members can compete at district, state, and national levels
FBLA High School Grades 9–12
Arkansas FBLA High School GPA requirement At least a 2.0 GPA
Arkansas FBLA High School course requirement Must have taken at least one business course
FBLA High School competition Members can compete at district, state, and national levels
FBLA Collegiate Open to anyone who is post-secondary
FBLA Collegiate competition Members compete at state and national levels
FBLA professional activities Guest speakers, business tours, job shadowing, networking, and career exploration
FBLA leadership activities Officers, committees, meetings, public speaking, and teamwork
FBLA community activities Service projects and school/community service
FBLA competition Examples include accounting and marketing
Arkansas FBLA High School membership 13,000+ members
Arkansas FBLA High School chapters 300+ chapters
Arkansas FBLA Middle School membership 4,000+ members
Arkansas FBLA Middle School chapters 120+ chapters
First Arkansas FBLA chapter Fort Smith High School
DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America
DECA purpose Prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality, management, and entrepreneurship
DECA 1946 DECA was established nationally
DECA charter states Arkansas was one of 17 charter states
DECA Middle School There is no DECA Middle School division
DECA High School membership worldwide in 2026 317,625 members
DECA High School chapters worldwide in 2026 4,510 chapters
DECA Collegiate membership worldwide in 2026 4,623 members
DECA Collegiate chapters worldwide in 2026 223 chapters
DECA Marketing One of DECA's career areas
DECA Finance One of DECA's career areas
DECA Hospitality & Tourism One of DECA's career areas
DECA Business Management & Administration One of DECA's career areas
DECA Entrepreneurship One of DECA's career areas
DECA Personal Financial Literacy One of DECA's career areas
DECA competition activities Case studies, role-playing, prepared events, and online simulations
DECA leadership and service DECA members participate in leadership and service activities
Arkansas DECA membership 1,605 members
Arkansas DECA chapters 31 chapters
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