Middle schoolers
Middle schools can't offer CTE yet, so LOOP is how you get into FBLA early. Build a team, build an idea, and compete before high school.
LOOP is Irvington FBLA's pathway for students without a CTE class. One hour a week, real teams, real competitions.
Middle schools can't offer CTE yet, so LOOP is how you get into FBLA early. Build a team, build an idea, and compete before high school.
No CTE class in your schedule? LOOP gets you into FBLA anyway, with its own projects, competitions, and a seat at Minicon.
Teams pick a real problem at school or in Fremont worth solving.
Groups of 3-4 with a high school mentor who checks in every week.
Turn the idea into a prototype, a plan, or a service and test it with real people.
Present to local business owners, parents, and FBLA officers.
An international challenge where students design a product, project, concept, or service that tackles problems like waste, food security, and home fires.
LOOP members compete at Minicon alongside the rest of Irvington FBLA.
Write to elected officials, meet with them, and bring one in to speak at a chapter meeting.
Plan and run a fundraiser for a local organization, from marketing to the final donation.
Learn to build, pitch, and compete.
First real FBLA competition.
Join through CTE or LOOP.
Compete at section, state, and national level.
LOOP runs at Horner Middle School today. If you're a teacher, parent, or principal at another Fremont middle school, we'd love to talk.
Slides, worksheets, and competition guides go up here after the LOOP intro meeting.