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| Future Business Leaders of America
(FBLA)
- develops competent, aggressive business leadership
- strengthens confidence of students in themselves and their world
- creates more interest in and understanding of the American business
enterprise
- develops character
- assists students in the establishment of occupational goals
- facilitates the transition from school to work
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SkillsUSA (Career & Technical Student Organization)
- provides leadership, teamwork, citizenship and character education
experiences
- builds self-confidence, work attitudes and communications skills
- emphasizes total quality of work, high ethical standards, superior
work skills, life long education and pride in the dignity of work
- promotes understanding of the free enterprise system and involvement
in community service activities
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Phi Beta Lamba (PBL) (same as
FBLA, except for adult students)
- develops competent, aggressive business leadership
- strengthens confidence of students in themselves and their world
- creates more interest in and understanding of the American business
enterprise
- develops character
- assists students in the establishment of occupational goals
- facilitates the transition from school to work
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| Activity Days
- fun and games..... (ex: lip synching, gelatin eating, basketball
shooting and tower building)
- these "activity days" give students a wonderful chance
to interact with students from many other schools
- provide a "fun-filled" break from the every day grind
of school while still offering valuable learning experiences
- Special trips related to the students field of study
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| Field Trip Examples:
Our Building Trades class traveled to St. Louis to tour and learn
more about the opportunities available at the St. Louis Construction
Training School. Another example is our Health Sciences class toured
the hospital at the St. Louis Zoo while our Auto Body and Auto Service
Technology students traveled to Indianapolis to visit and tour Lincoln
(Auto) Tech. They also got to visit the garage and pit area at the
Indianapolis Speedway during time trials for the Indy 500. Our business/computer
classes toured the Lincoln Co. Medical Center and Bodine Aluminum
plant to see how they are using state-of-the-art technology in the
workplace.

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Contact
Us Today!
342
Vo Tech Rd.
P.O. Box 38
Eolia, MO 63344
Tel: 573-485-2900
8
a.m.-4 p.m., CT
Fax: 573-485-2388
info@pltc.k12.mo.us |
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