1. Business/Marketing Technology Program Update 2010

2. Everyone is new user Teacher Information System

3. Frameworks Revisions New Frameworks MarketingMarketing Marketing ManagementMarketing Management Enterprise Management I and IIEnterprise Management I and II Computer Business ApplicationsComputer Business Applications Computer Applications I and IIComputer Applications I and II Advanced Databases (new name)Advanced Databases (new name) Advanced Spreadsheets (new Name)Advanced Spreadsheets (new Name)

4. Frameworks Revisions 2010-2011 –Management –Fashion Merchandising –Banking and Finance Principles –Banking and Finance Consumer Lending –Banking and Finance Operations/Teller Training –Banking and Finance Law –Computer Applications III –Travel Destinations

5. Frameworks Revisions 2010-2011 continued –Digital Communications Desktop Publishing I and II Multimedia I and I

6. Course Deletions 2010-2011 Advanced Spreadsheets and Databases Advanced Spreadsheets and Databases Rapid Writing Rapid Writing 2011-2012 2011-2012 Web Design and Multimedia Productions Web Design and Multimedia Productions

7. Courses to be Tested 2010- 2011 Banking and Finance Principles Desktop Publishing I and II Multimedia I and II Office Management Word Processing I and II

8. In-Services Registration Process Required In-services Classes Offered Q & A LaTrenda Jackson

9. Technical Assistance Visits Co-ops –Western –Southeast –South Central Only one notebook per school using School Information form Check with your school administration for date LaTrenda Jackson

10. *Changes in Programs of Study and Minimum Equipment Tim Johnston

11. Perkins Ginger Fisher Geometry and Literacy based on NCLB AYP Academic achievement--aligned to NCLB academic content & achievement standards (Geometry and Literacy based on NCLB AYP) As determined by NCLB Graduation rates (As determined by NCLB) Students who COMPLETE a sequence of courses and PASS all technical assessments Technical skill attainment,--aligned to industry-recognized standards if available and appropriate (Students who COMPLETE a sequence of courses and PASS all technical assessments) Completion Postsecondary education, military or employment Placement ( Postsecondary education, military or employment) Participation in and completion of Non Traditional (Participation in and completion of)

12. FBLA 2010 Total Membership –Senior Level Chapters - 287 Members – 9,856 –Mid-Level Chapters - 114 Members – 4,433

13. FBLA Nashville, Tennessee – July 14-17 Total attendance – 7,656 Arkansas attendance – 306 Arkansas competitors – 167 in 56 events

14. FBLA National Winners 1 st place – Accounting I – Brittany Tavernaro, Bentonville High School 1 st place – Computer Applications – Hannah Norton, SEACBEC Warren 2 nd place – Community Service Project – Coty Bell, Haley Myers, Shelby Watts, Pangburn High School 4 th place – Help Desk – Jenny Van, Fort Smith Northside High School

15. FBLA National Winners, cont. 4 th place – Help Desk – Jenny Van, Fort Smith Northside High School 5 th place – Computer Game & Simulation Programming – Hunter Bobel, Fort Smith Southside High School 6 th place – American Enterprise Project – Nicole Nokes, Anna Vasquez, Siloam Springs High School

16. FBLA National Winners, cont. 10 th place – Desktop Publishing – Jedidah Nohre & Alex Prince, Mountain View High School 10 th place – Network Design – Chris Turnage, Corbin Dean, & Tony Yates, Fort Smith Southside High School

17. FBLA National Recognition 2009-10 Whos Who – Laney Ward, Smackover High School Local Outstanding Adviser – Lisa Hotsenpiller, Siloam Springs High School Otis Spunkmeyer Cookie Challenge – Winning Chapter, Vilonia High School

18. FBLA National Recognition March of Dimes Most Money Raised – Arkansas, 1 st overall with $49,939.54 March of Dimes Local Chapter Most Money Raised – –Nettleton, 2 nd with $15,285.70 –Brookland, 5 th with $8,428.07

19. Questions/Answer Session