Which of the following is NOT a modification to FBLA competition?

The correct choice indicates that "Super Teams will now be accepted" is not a modification to FBLA competition. In the context of FBLA competitions, modifications typically involve changes aimed at improving the structure or format of the events to enhance the experience and assessment of competitors.

The introduction of "Super Teams" could suggest a new category of participation or competition structure, but if it has not been officially implemented or recognized as a change in the rules or guidelines of FBLA events, then it stands as a feature that hasn't occurred, which is why it is not considered a modification.

In contrast, the other options represent actual changes that have been documented in the competition format. For example, reducing the Business Plan length directly impacts how students prepare and present their work, fostering a more concise approach to business planning. Similarly, eliminating pre-judging in Coding and Programming can lead to a more straightforward evaluation process, ensuring all participating teams present equally without prior assessments influencing scores. Lastly, including presentation elements in the Local Chapter competition enhances the opportunities for members to demonstrate their communication skills. These changes reflect the organization’s ongoing efforts to adapt and improve their competitive framework.