1. Future Business Leaders of America-Middle Level
What can YOU offer??

2. About FBLA-ML
FBLA-ML is a division of FBLA-PBL created for junior high and middle school students
There are more than 14,000 members
Stands for
Education
Service
Leadership

3. Mission and Pledge FBLA-PBL Mission
Our mission is to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs.
FBLA-PBL Pledge
I solemnly promise to uphold the aims and responsibilities of Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda and, as an active member, I shall strive to develop the qualities necessary in becoming a responsible business leader

4. So What Can I do in FBLA-ML
You can Compete in Regional Competition in Tupelo, MS:
Keyboarding I
Keyboarding II
Spread Sheet
Proof Reading

5. So What Can I do in FBLA-ML
Participate in Community Services
Participate in Career Fairs
Attend the High School Induction Ceremony
Participate in FBLA sponsored events

6. What are my obligations?
Membership Fees: Due at a designated date provided by the sponsors, BEFORE annual Induction Ceremony.
Amount:
First year member’s Fees: $30.00
National, State and Chapter Dues
Chapter Shirts (Mandatory)
Induction Ceremony
Second year member’s fee: $20.00
Chapter Shirt (Mandatory)
Membership Fees will not be returned under any circumstance once a receipt as been written.
Membership dues will NOT be accepted until further notice has been given.
You MUST become a member of at least one group. Only old members can be a member on the Induction Ceremony Committee.

7. What are my obligations?
Returned By-Laws Agreement Form, Contact Card, Medical Form, Faculty Approval Form.
Student REQUIRED to attend the Annual Induction Ceremony.
Must participate and/or attend ½ of all community service preformed by the chapter.
Maintain a “C’ (70 or better) Average every nine weeks.
It is the responsibility of the student/parent to give a copy of report cards to advisors.
Due one week after report card issue date.

8. Community Service
Take advantage of the abundant service learning opportunities available through FBLA-PBL. Service learning helps your members: • Learn about real-world issues, concerns, and needs. • Matches members' strengths with community needs. • Provides practical experience in planning and organizing. • Develops leadership skills. • Builds recognition and goodwill for the chapter. • Teaches satisfaction of a job well done.

9. Community Service Some community service opportunities include:
March of Dimes
Can Food Drive
Nursing Home Visits
Community Clean Up

10. See your teacher for additional info
See your teacher for additional info. Parents can for questions: