FBLA-PBL Late Fall TBL - 14

ADVISER
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Honor your adviser and other
teachers, professors, and
administrators by bringing them
coffee and doughnuts, or another
treat. Are they teaching virtually?
Send them a gift card!
You can create a card of
appreciation and have all chapter
members sign the card.

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Now that all of your members
are wearing FBLA-PBL colors or
chapter shirts, plan a social. Meet
for a group dinner, go for a socially
distanced walk together, host a
bowling tournament, or sip some
lattes at a coffee shop. Be sure to
post pictures of your chapter on
social media.

Thursday: Career Awareness Day

Saturday: Community Service Day

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Get involved with your
Professional Division and connect
with community leaders. Invite
an alumni or professional
division member to speak in
business classes or at a meeting,
tour a business (in-person if
restrictions allow or online), or
plan a job shadowing day for local
chapter members.
Hold a reception ceremony
for school administrators,
advisers, members, Professional
Division members, and local
business partners.

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Show your FBLA-PBL pride by
posting a group photo to the
FBLA-PBL Facebook page and
using the hashtag #FBLAPBLWeek
and #WeAreFBLAPBL on Twitter
and Instagram.

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Obtain administrator approval
to designate FBLA-PBL Week
Chairperson(s)
Form subcommittees and start
projects with long lead times such
as coordinating National Uniform
Challenge activities, coordinating
speaking engagements or
business visits, and setting up
meeting times.
Contact nearby chapters to see
if there are ways to collaborate
on events.

Request proclamations from
government officials.
Order FBLA-PBL swag from www.
fblamarketplace.com.
Make contingency plans for any
inclement weather, health and
safety restrictions, or any other
unexpected developments
that could affect your activities.
Pay attention to local and
state guidelines regarding
in-person gatherings.

December
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November

Friday: FBLA-PBL Spirit Day
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Choose a community service
project to support. Suggested
activities include working with
the National Uniform Challenge,
March of Dimes, volunteering at a
homeless shelter, or conducting a
blood drive.

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Send your chapter FBLA-PBL
schedule to your state officers
so they may be informed of
your plans.
Draft a short press release
on any FBLA-PBL events and
get it approved by advisers,
administrators, or any
other officials.
Outline your social media plan.

January
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Connect as a full committee
to ensure all subcommittees
are on track. If you have any
major activities planned, make a
checklist for things to do before,
during, and after the events.
Put posters and signage in place to
attract prospective members.
Send your press release to
local media.

February
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TOMORROW'S BUSINESS LEADER

Email or create flyers for students
to take home announcing the
FBLA-PBL schedule.
Kick off CTE Month with a social
media post celebrating the work
of all CTSOs.
Enjoy the week! Share photos
and snapshots of your week on
social media.
Send letters of thanks to all those
that contributed to the success of
your FBLA-PBL week.
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