This year Ranch View plans to activate it's first Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter in school history! FBLA's Middle School division introduces middle and junior high school students to the world of business. Members can explore careers and delve into business principles with real-world activities.
FBLA is a co-curricular student organization. Activities are both woven into the eligible classes as well as after school activities. Membership is required to be an active participation and eligible for state competition. Students eligible to participate in FBLA must be in one of the following classes during their time at RVMS as long as their teacher has the CTE certification:
Introduction to Business and Entrepreneurship - Kruse
ePublishing (yearbook) - Kruse
eMedia - Kruse
eSports - TBD
Computer Science - TBD
Innovation and Design - TBD
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