Business/Marketing Business/Marketing TechnologyTechnology

Program UpdateProgram Update

20102010

Everyone is new userEveryone is new user

Teacher Information SystemTeacher Information System

Frameworks RevisionsFrameworks Revisions

New FrameworksNew Frameworks• Marketing Marketing • Marketing ManagementMarketing Management• Enterprise Management I and IIEnterprise Management I and II• Computer Business ApplicationsComputer Business Applications• Computer Applications I and IIComputer Applications I and II• Advanced Databases (new name)Advanced Databases (new name)• Advanced Spreadsheets (new Name)Advanced Spreadsheets (new Name)

Frameworks RevisionsFrameworks Revisions

2010-20112010-2011– ManagementManagement– Fashion MerchandisingFashion Merchandising– Banking and Finance PrinciplesBanking and Finance Principles– Banking and Finance Consumer LendingBanking and Finance Consumer Lending– Banking and Finance Operations/Teller Banking and Finance Operations/Teller

TrainingTraining– Banking and Finance LawBanking and Finance Law– Computer Applications IIIComputer Applications III– Travel DestinationsTravel Destinations

Frameworks RevisionsFrameworks Revisions

2010-2011 continued2010-2011 continued– Digital Communications Digital Communications

Desktop Publishing I and IIDesktop Publishing I and II

Multimedia I and IMultimedia I and I

Course DeletionsCourse Deletions

2010-20112010-2011• Advanced Spreadsheets and DatabasesAdvanced Spreadsheets and Databases• Rapid WritingRapid Writing

2011-20122011-2012• Web Design and Multimedia ProductionsWeb Design and Multimedia Productions

Courses to be Tested 2010-Courses to be Tested 2010-20112011

Banking and Finance PrinciplesBanking and Finance Principles

Desktop Publishing I and IIDesktop Publishing I and II

Multimedia I and IIMultimedia I and II

Office ManagementOffice Management

Word Processing I and IIWord Processing I and II

In-ServicesIn-Services

Registration ProcessRegistration Process

Required In-servicesRequired In-services

Classes OfferedClasses Offered

Q & AQ & A

LaTrenda Jackson

Technical Assistance VisitsTechnical Assistance Visits

Co-opsCo-ops

– WesternWestern

– SoutheastSoutheast

– South CentralSouth Central

Only one notebook Only one notebook per school using per school using “School Information” “School Information” formform

Check with your Check with your school administration school administration for datefor date

LaTrenda Jackson

*Changes in Programs of Study*Changes in Programs of Studyand Minimum Equipmentand Minimum Equipment

Tim Johnston Tim Johnston

Perkins Perkins Ginger FisherGinger Fisher

Academic achievement--aligned to NCLB academic content & achievement standards (Geometry and Literacy based Geometry and Literacy based on NCLB AYPon NCLB AYP)

Graduation rates (As determined by NCLBAs determined by NCLB)

Technical skill attainment,--aligned to industry-recognized standards if available and appropriate (Students who Students who COMPLETE a sequence of courses and PASS all technical COMPLETE a sequence of courses and PASS all technical assessmentsassessments)

Completion

Placement ( Postsecondary education, military or Postsecondary education, military or employmentemployment)

Non Traditional (Participation in and completion ofParticipation in and completion of)

FBLAFBLA

2010 Total Membership2010 Total Membership– Senior LevelSenior Level

Chapters - 287Chapters - 287

Members – 9,856Members – 9,856– Mid-LevelMid-Level

Chapters - 114Chapters - 114

Members – 4,433Members – 4,433

FBLAFBLA

Nashville, Tennessee – July 14-17Nashville, Tennessee – July 14-17

Total attendance – 7,656Total attendance – 7,656

Arkansas attendance – 306Arkansas attendance – 306

Arkansas competitors – 167 in 56 eventsArkansas competitors – 167 in 56 events

FBLA National WinnersFBLA National Winners

11stst place – Accounting I place – Accounting I – Brittany Tavernaro, – Brittany Tavernaro, Bentonville High SchoolBentonville High School

11stst place – Computer Applications place – Computer Applications – Hannah – Hannah Norton, SEACBEC WarrenNorton, SEACBEC Warren

22ndnd place – Community Service Project place – Community Service Project – Coty – Coty Bell, Haley Myers, Shelby Watts, Pangburn High Bell, Haley Myers, Shelby Watts, Pangburn High SchoolSchool

44thth place – Help Desk place – Help Desk – Jenny Van, Fort Smith – Jenny Van, Fort Smith Northside High SchoolNorthside High School

FBLA National Winners, cont.FBLA National Winners, cont.

44thth place – Help Desk place – Help Desk – Jenny Van, Fort Smith – Jenny Van, Fort Smith Northside High SchoolNorthside High School

55thth place – Computer Game & Simulation place – Computer Game & Simulation Programming Programming – Hunter Bobel, Fort Smith – Hunter Bobel, Fort Smith Southside High SchoolSouthside High School

66thth place – American Enterprise Project place – American Enterprise Project – – Nicole Nokes, Anna Vasquez, Siloam Springs Nicole Nokes, Anna Vasquez, Siloam Springs High SchoolHigh School

FBLA National Winners, cont.FBLA National Winners, cont.

1010thth place – Desktop Publishing place – Desktop Publishing – Jedidah – Jedidah Nohre & Alex Prince, Mountain View High Nohre & Alex Prince, Mountain View High SchoolSchool

1010thth place – Network Design place – Network Design – Chris Turnage, – Chris Turnage, Corbin Dean, & Tony Yates, Fort Smith Corbin Dean, & Tony Yates, Fort Smith Southside High SchoolSouthside High School

FBLA National RecognitionFBLA National Recognition

2009-10 Who’s Who 2009-10 Who’s Who – Laney Ward, Smackover – Laney Ward, Smackover High SchoolHigh School

Local Outstanding AdviserLocal Outstanding Adviser – Lisa Hotsenpiller, – Lisa Hotsenpiller, Siloam Springs High SchoolSiloam Springs High School

Otis Spunkmeyer Cookie Challenge – Otis Spunkmeyer Cookie Challenge – Winning Winning Chapter, Vilonia High SchoolChapter, Vilonia High School

FBLA National RecognitionFBLA National Recognition

March of Dimes Most Money RaisedMarch of Dimes Most Money Raised – – Arkansas, 1Arkansas, 1stst overall with $49,939.54 overall with $49,939.54

March of Dimes Local Chapter Most Money March of Dimes Local Chapter Most Money RaisedRaised – – – Nettleton, 2Nettleton, 2nd nd with $15,285.70with $15,285.70– Brookland, 5Brookland, 5thth with $8,428.07 with $8,428.07

Questions/Answer SessionQuestions/Answer Session