<p>I want to start up FBLA (future Business Leaders of America) in my school.</p>
<p>If anyone is well versed in FBLA and would like to help inform me of the details of the association, that would be helpful.</p>
<p>As for everyone else, how do i go about starting up a club?</p>
<p>Well i am like you cause i'm starting DECA at my school. FBLA has a website just search for it in google.</p>
<p>Talk to the teacher that does business, then he can usually direct you, also ask the dean/principal.</p>
<p>I'm starting up a club here too. First things first, find a sponsor. (I actually haven't done that yet, as no one I've talked to is interested in helping me start up a Mu Alpha Theta chapter.) There should be some kind of activities director. I got forms and information from him. As soon as you have the sponsor and the forms, it depends on your school as to what happens next.</p>
<p>Good luck! I'm finding it very hard to start up a math club because my school is not very math oriented, and so I hope you see more success than me. I'm determined to find a sponsor by the end of this school year, though, so that we can start up officially next year.</p>
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<p>The Revolution : i did search it and have thoroughly read it, but that isn't enough to help me start the club, I need details on specifics, like what to do at meetings, what kind of events, how to train for them etc.</p>
<p>freznow : im heavily involved in MAO so if you need help with anything, feel free to PM me.</p>
<p>Gonna bump this up and also ask:</p>
<p>Is it standard procedure for the club constitution to say "Student may not hold the same office for more than one year"? Or does it depend on the club? Because I read that in one example, and I'd be rather sad if I couldn't be president of my MAO once it gets running for more than one year (that is, if I get elected).</p>
<p>freznow, it is not standard for the club to say that, each club at each school establishes their own Constitution but it is very possible that they do have the officer position rule.</p>