General Membership Monthly Meeting

2nd Thursday of Every Month (See Calendar for Exceptions)

Elections - Officer Form

Club By-Laws

How to Become a Member

CLICK HERE FOR THE MEMBERSHIP FORM TO JOIN THE CLUB!

Return your form and a check for $40 made payable to Council Rock North FBLA to any Business Teacher. You can join at any time, but only people registered by the November meeting can enter competitive events.

General Information About the FBLA Club

In 2024, Council Rock North's FBLA Club was the 5th largest FBLA Chapter in Pennsylvania. Our club has over 155 students from all grades 9^th through 12^th signed up as active members of the CR North FBLA Club.  In the past, we had over 120 members compete in the regional leadership competitions held last December. We are actively involved in community service projects and events.  

We also encourage academic development and performance through the FBLA Regional, State, and National Competitive Events in over 75 business-related areas. 

All students, especially those enrolled in business technology courses, are encouraged to enhance their leadership and business skills through involvement with the Future Business Leaders of America, a national organization that fosters leadership, self-confidence, career preparation, and scholarship as well as an interest in contributing to one's community.

CR North FBLA Officers and Advisors

Club President: Andrew Jin 

Club Vice-president: Brynn Bogle

Treasurer: Delaney McGuirl

Corresponding Secretary: Sophia Caruso

Recording Secretary: Emma Robbins

Club Historian: Hansika Kodavali

Parliamentarian: Mia Logue

12th Grade Vice President: Peter Williams

11 Grade Vice President: Rachael Gillham

10th Grade Vice President: Zeal Kansara

9th Grade Vince President: TBD

Advisor: Mr. Vincent Sherpinsky 

E-mail any questions to: vsherpinsky@crsd.org 

Websites

Pennsylvania FBLA website

National FBLA website

Detailed Information About the Club

MISSION

Learning For Life

PURPOSE

Provide opportunities for students ot develop vocational and career competencies and to promote civic and personal responsibilities.

GOALS

• Develop competent, aggressive business leadership
• Strengthen the confidence of students in themselves and their work
• Create more interest in and understanding of American business enterprise
• Encourage members in the development of individual projects which contribute to the improvement of home, business, and community
• Develop character, prepare for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism
• Encourage and practice efficient money management
• Encourage scholarship and promote school loyalty
• Assist students in the establishment of occupational goals
• Facilitate the transition from school to higher education and work