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Local Chapters
Here is a list of some of our New Jersey FBLA chapters a little bit about them. If you would like your chapter to be listed on this, please click here.
Wayne Valley High School
Presidents: Michael Yaroshefsky & Roshan Vora Adviser: Mrs. Bykowski The Wayne Valley Chapter of FBLA has held a proud tradition of excellence for many years and is the home school of your state Webmaster. As a local chapter, Wayne Valley is always active in FBLA activities. We meet at least once a month with the general membership to prepare for upcoming activities, hold Apprentice-like competitions, and prepare for competitive events. Our goal is to continue to increase awareness of FBLA via newspapers, TV, and word of mouth. We use the point system and the student bank account system to attract members and get them involved.
Vineland High School
Adviser: Mary Banko
President: Paul M. Cohen, Josue Adorno (co-president)
Members: 20-30
Meetings: Every other Monday in D122 (VHS South)
Union County Vo-tech
Union County Vo-tech's FBLA program has only been around for a few years but it continues to grow significantly every year. We hold meetings at least twice a month and hold large events such as "Project Hope" where we raised over $2,000 for AIDs awareness and poverty relief in Africa. Our aim is to have each of our 100+ members to contribute to our organization and work together to have a fun and productive year.
South Brunswick High School
Website: www.sbfbla.com
Advisers: Annette Galaro and Karen Hunte
Meetings: 1st and 3rd Thursday each month; officers also meet 2nd Thursday each month
We are having a very active year. Special events have included guest speakers such as the CIO at Prudential, real estate professionals, and SBHS alumni. Our members plan to participate in a Stock Simulation with a prize being awarded to the winner. We have plans to take a field trip to Bloomberg during Spring 2006. We will also have a year-end celebration and party to install next years officers at our club meeting the first week in June.
The club has increased community service this year. Members are working to start a Teen Center at the South Brunswick YMCA. FBLA also teamed with Key Club in a holiday Toy Drive and collected items for Assemblyman Bill Baronis Toiletries for the Troops campaign.
Fundraising has included a Pampered Chef show and sales of VIKINGS bracelets and temporary tattoos during Spirit Weeks. We have been able to raise enough money to cover chaperon costs for the SLC, but more funding is needed to help with student expenses and for attendance at the National Leadership Conference this year.
Red Bank Catholic High School
Red Bank Catholic FBLA is proud to have one of the largest chapter in New Jersey with 105 members! Each year we strive to continue to grow amongst our students. If you attend Red Bank Catholic High School and would like to be apart of FBLA, we'd love to have you as a member! Executive board meetings are at 7:30 A.M. every Wednesday, and membership meetings are every activity period. Special meetings for conferences and competitions are also held. Members who are eligible to proceed to the NLC in Chicago by placing in a competition at SLC will have their NLC trip paid for. For more information, please visit room 104 or our website at http://www.rbcfbla.org.
Rancocas Valley Regional High Scool
Presidents: Tannis Spencer & Carolee Gray Meetings: Every Thursday in C-133 Rancocas Valley Regional High Scool is glad to have the FBLA start up at the school again after almost 20 years of dormancy. We hope to help a lot of people and earn a reputation of distinction while doing it. We are always looking for new opportunities to further enhance our members business skills and ethics.
Old Bridge High School
The Old Bridge High School Chapter of FBLA is the largest chapter in the North Central region and the state with over 350 members. Our chapter is very active and participates in numerous activities that help us learn about the business world. Last year our chapter sent 15 members to the National Leadership Conference in Orlando, Florida! We are looking forward to a successful year and if you have any questions, please check out our Website. We would also like to thank the NJ FBLA webmaster for such a wonderful new site.
New Egypt High School
Membership: 41
The New Egypt High School FBLA is a proud participant in the FBLA Local and State events. We meet on a monthly basis and are accepting new members this Fall. Please come out and join NEHS's FBLA organization. Learn about different business happenings in our community, meet with business leaders, and help raise funds for our various activities.
Livingston High School
Our FBLA chapter is dedicated to business education of high school students, community service, and fun! We compete at all levels of the FBLA organization, perform service activities in our town, and provide a fun environment! Since we are one of the largest organizations in the school, we host many of the high school's major events such as the goldfish booth at the Halloween Hoopla, Super Senior Saturday, American Enterprise Day, and the Video Game Tournament. Our club is designed for anyone interested in the business world, so we encourage everyone to get involved.
Jackson Liberty High School
Adviser: Mrs. Jennifer Osborn
President: Olivia Rotunno
Website: Click here
Jackson Liberty High School started a chapter in 2006 and did many activities to get the club off of the ground. We have many great ideas for our future and hope to continue to expand our club and activities.
Franklin High School
Advisers: Mrs. Terell & Mrs. Hawkins
Members: 62
Meetings: 2nd and 4th Thursdays at 2:45pm in the Cafeteria
Franklin High School is proud to claim an enthusiastic and actively participating chapter of the Central region of New Jersey Future Business Leaders of America. As aspiring businessmen and businesswomen, we all strive to gain as much knowledge and experience as possible in the many areas of business. For this reason, we are planning several trips, including a visit to the Wharton School of Business, and invite many business professionals as guest speakers.
The 2006-2007 chapter president's main focus will be to increase the already reputable efforts in fundraising and community service. We have always been active in the March of Dimes and hope to expand to other walks for cures, in addition. A few of the most successful fundraisers we hold annually are spaghetti dinners, candy sales, and basketball tournaments from which we are able to raise significant amounts of money to donate to a number of causes. This year, we also hope to sponsor a fashion show in the fall, a talent show in the winter, and a flower sale in the spring.
We always welcome new members who wish to gain more experience in the business world and strive to increase membership and conference participation this year.
The Franklin High School chapter of FBLA congratulates the progress of its surrounding chapters, looks forward to seeing new and old faces at upcoming conferences, and enthusiastically anticipates the 2006-2007 school year!
Fair Lawn High School
Fair Lawn High School FBLA has a long tradition of excellence. Our chapter has enjoyed many successes including two state officers and numerous national award winners. We balance our attention on community service, school service, fundraisers, and business competitions. Each month we focus on a different school event. October - Back-to-School Night November - Volleyball Tournament December - Talent Show January - Regionals, Dress-for-Success Clothing Drive February - Carnation Sale March - States & Fashion Show If you are interested in becoming a member, please see Mrs. Dargento or any officer in the student activities center. Meetings are held every other Wednesday in Cafeteria B105 at 2:45. We also take part in the school store, The Cutter Corner. This is open every day after school from 2:35 until 3:30. Come join us for a few quick snacks and some drinks.
Cumberland Regional High School
Adviser: Valerie Pemberton
Members: 120
Meetings: Mondays
Camden County Technical School--Pennsauken NJ
Camden County Technical School--Pennsauken Campus is better known as Penn Tech. We have the largest enrollment of members in any club or organization at Penn Tech. We have many activities planned for this year from Little Caesars Pizza Sales to workshops such as "How to Run for Office". This year under the guidance of our Membership Vice President, Ashley Rodrigues, we increased our membership from 109 members in 2005 to 117 this year. We are still working on increasing the number of active members. If you are interested in starting a chapter at your school, don't hesitate to e-mail us for help.
Boomfield High School
President: Corey Oses Advisers: Ms. Bartnicki and Ms. Piro Website: http://www.freewebs.com/fbla-bhs
Members: 40+ Meetings: Thursdays after school
Our club at Bloomfield High is devoted to helping students gain the wisdom and experience that is essential in the business world. BHS FBLA has a number of community service projects scheduled to take place all throughout the year. Our chapter believes that providing for the community is the most important task this club must achieve.This year, BHS FBLA hopes to make a number of field trips, including one to the Federal Reserve Bank in NYC and one to the Sony Wonders Technology Lab, also in NYC. Annually, FBLA also has a field trip to Six Flags for its members. FBLA is a great place to learn more about the world of business.
Bergen County Academies
President: Minjae Lee Advisers: Mr. Noto, Ms. Mahalik, Dr. Heitzman
Belleville High School
Presidents: Amit Bansal Adviser: Mr. Lewis Feldman Members: 10+ Meetings: Every other Thursday We are a very small group, but we are very supportive towards our school and the FBLA club. We do a lot focused on the community as well as participate with effort in business competitions.
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