What type of projects does the FBLA chapter create for school improvement?

The FBLA chapter creates Chapter Projects specifically aimed at school improvement. These types of projects are designed to address local school needs and enhance the overall educational environment. Chapter Projects often involve the active participation of members, promoting skills such as teamwork, leadership, and project management.

These projects can range from initiatives that improve school facilities, enhance student learning experiences, or foster a school culture that meets the needs of students and staff. A key aspect of Chapter Projects is that they are tailored to the specific context and circumstances of the school, allowing members to make a direct impact within their educational community.

In contrast, Community Outreach Projects focus on serving the wider community outside the school, while Fundraising Projects are primarily aimed at raising money for the chapter or specific causes. Research Projects generally involve gathering information or data and may not directly contribute to on-the-ground improvements in the school setting.