Career and Technical Education Student Organizations
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High school is more than just going to class. By getting involved in student organizations, you gain real-world skills that compliment what you're learning in the classroom. Participation in these organizations builds leadership and teamwork, and ultimately, helps prepare you for a career. Plus, it's fun to hang out with friends and work on common goals and projects.
The student organizations below are serious about making sure their activities build skills that employers demand. As you plan your high school career, consider how the activities you participate in can enhance your educational experience.
CONTACT
For more information about CTSOs, please contact the Department of Education's Division of Curriculum, Career and Technical Education at (605) 773-4527.
The student organizations below are serious about making sure their activities build skills that employers demand. As you plan your high school career, consider how the activities you participate in can enhance your educational experience.
DECA - An Association of Marketing Students
FCCLA - Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
FBLA - Future Business Leaders of America
FEA - Future Educators Association
National FFA Organization - Agriculture, Food and Natural Resource Education
PAS- Post-Secondary Agriculture Education
SkillsUSA - Trade, technical & skilled service occupations, including health
TSA - Technology Student Association
FCCLA - Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
FBLA - Future Business Leaders of America
FEA - Future Educators Association
National FFA Organization - Agriculture, Food and Natural Resource Education
PAS- Post-Secondary Agriculture Education
SkillsUSA - Trade, technical & skilled service occupations, including health
TSA - Technology Student Association
CONTACT
For more information about CTSOs, please contact the Department of Education's Division of Curriculum, Career and Technical Education at (605) 773-4527.