FBLA

Future Business Leaders of America

2005-2006



UPCOMING EVENTS

Sponsor: Jo Lawson

2005-2006 FBLA Members

 

Carmen Bemrose Kirk Blevins Rebecca Bowden Whitney Boyd Jacob Bragg
Dillon Buchanon Mariah Burklow Brittany Cato Whitney Cummings Christina Custer
Rennee Custer Emily Daugherity Ashley Diaz Kelly Dwyer Jamie Easter
Jordyn Ferrell Loren Freeman Michael Fry Lorah Good Ruth Harnish
Blake Hassell Clay Heldner Kasey Hughes Rebecca Ingalls Hannah Isbell
Charlee Jones Elizabeth Lamb Sarah Lamb Corey Land Falisha Lee
Kyle Marrs Shelby Miller Katie Norman Shannon Pennington Kyle Pepper
Seth Redmann Sommer Rees Audrey Remington Cody Starr Rebecca Steele
Allison Tabor Andrew Tabor Ashley Tittle Corey Underhill Allison Welch
Amanda Wells Kelsi Weston Clayton Willis Rachel Wilson Brandi Wiltse
Dessa Yates        

Welcome to the West Fork High School Future Business Leaders of America website.

FBLA is a national vocational student organization for students in high schools and middle schools who are interested in business or business education careers. Benefits of membership are leadership skills, business competencies, community responsibilities, and self-confidence.

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 pratical problem solving and decision-making activities. FBLA members learn the values 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