DECA Competitive Events States only level DECA Competitive Events

competitive events business management & entrepreneurship events district state international entrepreneurship innovation plan - eni x x entrepreneurship - growing your own business - engb x x pa deca events entrepreneurship innovation plan - eni xxentrepreneurship - growing your own business - engb xx principles of business management & administration district state international principles of business management and administration - pbm x x x principles of finance - pfn x x x principles of hospitality and tourism - pht x x ¡Ì principles of marketing - pmk x x x individual series events district state international accounting applications series - act x x x apparel and accessories marketing - aam x x x business finance series event x x x automotive services marketing - asm x x x business services marketing - bsm x x x food marketing - fms x x x hotel and lodging management - hlm x x x human resources management series event x x x marketing management - mms x x x quick serve restaurant management - qsrm x x x restaurant and food service management - rfsm x x x retail merchandising - rms x x x sports and entertainment marketing - sem x x x logistics x x team decision making events district state international business law and ethics team decision making event - bltdm x x x buying and merchandising team decision making event - btdm x x x financial services team decision making event - ftdm x x x hospitality services team decision making event - htdm x x x sports and entertainment marketing team decision making event - stdm x x x travel and tourism team decision making event - ttdm x x x marketing communications team decision making event - mtdm x x x marketing representative events district state international advertising campaign - adc x x

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SkillsUSA 2012-2013 SkillsUSA 2012-2013

- - skillsusa theme, partners and programs: theme: the competition theme for the 2012-2013 school year is skillsusa: champions at work , skilled and motivated. the topic to be addressed by the contestants in the chapter display, prepared speech and promotional bulletin board contests is how our slogan, skillsusa: champions at work, relates to our national program of work in the area of professional development.   partners: in 2012, more than 16, 600 teachers and school administrators served as professional skillsusa members and advisers. more than 1,100 business, industry and labor sponsors actively support skillsusa at the national level through financial aid, in-kind contributions, and involvement of their people in skillsusa activities. many more work directly with state associations and local chapters.   programs: skillsusa programs include local, state, and national competitions in which students demonstrate occupational and leadership skills. at the annual national-level skillsusa championships, over 5,500 students compete in 94 occupational and leadership skill areas. skillsusa programs also help to establish industry standards for job training in the lab and classroom, and promote community service. skillsusa is recognized by the u.s department of education and is cited as a "successful model of employer-driven youth development training program" by the u.s department of labor .  skillsusa emblem        

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SkillsUSA 2012-2013 SkillsUSA 2012-2013

- - skillsusa theme, partners and programs: theme: the competition theme for the 2012-2013 school year is skillsusa: champions at work , skilled and motivated. the topic to be addressed by the contestants in the chapter display, prepared speech and promotional bulletin board contests is how our slogan, skillsusa: champions at work, relates to our national program of work in the area of professional development.   partners: in 2012, more than 16, 600 teachers and school administrators served as professional skillsusa members and advisers. more than 1,100 business, industry and labor sponsors actively support skillsusa at the national level through financial aid, in-kind contributions, and involvement of their people in skillsusa activities. many more work directly with state associations and local chapters.   programs: skillsusa programs include local, state, and national competitions in which students demonstrate occupational and leadership skills. at the annual national-level skillsusa championships, over 5,500 students compete in 94 occupational and leadership skill areas. skillsusa programs also help to establish industry standards for job training in the lab and classroom, and promote community service. skillsusa is recognized by the u.s department of education and is cited as a "successful model of employer-driven youth development training program" by the u.s department of labor .  skillsusa emblem        

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Pledge and Creed Pledge and Creed

  skillsusa pledge   to prepare myself by diligent study and ardent practice to become a worker whose services will be recognized as honorable by my employer and fellow workers. to base my expectations of reward upon the solid foundation of service. to honor and respect my vocation in such a way as to bring repute to myself. and further, to spare no effort in upholding the ideals of skillsusa.

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HOSA Creed HOSA Creed

the hosa creed     i believe in the health care profession.   i believe in the profession for which i am being trained; and in the opportunities which my training offers.   i believe in education.   i believe that through education, i will be able to make the greatest use of my skills, knowledge and experience in order to become a contributing member of the health care team and my community.   i believe in myself.   i believe that by using the knowledge and skills of my profession i will become more aware of myself. through fulfilling these goals i will become a more responsible citizen.   i believe that each individual is important in his or her own right; therefore, i will treat each person with respect and love.   to this end, i dedicate my training, my skills, and myself to serve others, through hosa.

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HOSA Photos HOSA Photos

hosa 2012-2013

  letters for dalton dalton is a 9 year old little boy who has cystic fibrosis. the doctors told dalton that he might not  live past the new year. so dalton said that he wanted to win the world record for the most christmas cards. our hosa members decided that we wanted to make daltons dreams come true so we went around our school (mcti) and asked everyone in their shops to sign a card for dalton. we got nearly 200 and more cards. thank you for everything. i bet dalton will really appreciate it. -hosa

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Bio Bio

mrs. maria hafler - literacy coach phone: (570) 629-2001 ext. 2751 email:  mhafler@monroecti.org   education: bachelor of science secondary english east stroudsburg university 1989 master's in curriculum east stroudsburg university 2004   experience: monroe career and technical institute 1991-present instructional aide 9th grade english teacher literacy coach skillsusa advisor   additonal information: i enjoy reading and traveling. i have two wonderful children, alex and joan, who keep me busy.                            

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Bio Bio

mrs. maria hafler - literacy coach phone: (570) 629-2001 ext. 2751 email:  mhafler@monroecti.org   education: bachelor of science secondary english east stroudsburg university 1989 master's in curriculum east stroudsburg university 2004   experience: monroe career and technical institute 1991-present instructional aide 9th grade english teacher literacy coach skillsusa advisor   additonal information: i enjoy reading and traveling. i have two wonderful children, alex and joan, who keep me busy.                            

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Bio Bio

mrs. maria hafler - literacy coach phone: (570) 629-2001 ext. 2751 email:  mhafler@monroecti.org   education: bachelor of science secondary english east stroudsburg university 1989 master's in curriculum east stroudsburg university 2004   experience: monroe career and technical institute 1991-present instructional aide 9th grade english teacher literacy coach skillsusa advisor   additonal information: i enjoy reading and traveling. i have two wonderful children, alex and joan, who keep me busy.                            

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Recommended Websites Recommended Websites

recommended websites http://virtualnerd.com/  - a good website for explanations of math vocuabulary and procedures http://www.easycalculation.com/area/pyramid.php  - a calculator for area and volume     http://www.csgnetwork.com/automotiveconverters.html  - great for automotive   http://www.khanacademy.org/  - all types of mathematics such as algebra and arithmetic ratio and proportion practice, computer science    http://tenmarks.com/  - for teachers and students to practice all types of math with videos and explanations. you must create an account, but it is free. you do need a valid e-mail address to create a teacher account, but you can set up classses with students with a login/password system (no student e-mail needed).   http://www.softschools.com/math/   http://www.homeschoolmath.net/worksheets/proportions.php  - proportions   http://www.mathslice.com/  - games, roman numerals, ordering numbers   http://www.ke4nyv.com/math.htm  - electronics and programming math, binary, hexadecimal, ohm's law, power formula   http://101science.com/radio.htm  - electronics and math, doe math handbook, roman numerals   http://blog.makezine.com/2011/01/20/skill-set-math-for-electronics/   http://www.brightstorm.com/math/  - videos on math   http://www.regentsprep.org/regents/math/algebra/math-algebra.htm - example algebra test questions     http://www.regentsprep.org/regents/math/geometry/math-geometry.htm - example geometry test questions   http://www.onlineconversion.com/ - convert between different units.    

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October Problem of the Day October Problem of the Day

"problem of the day"   "problem of the day" for october 2013 will focus on whole number calculations. the problems were chosed to increase higher order thinking skills and practice problem solving skills. the problems include questions to stimulate number sense and higher order thinking skills. ocober problem of the day powerpoint october problem of the day in a word document    

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December Problem of the Day December Problem of the Day

  december problem of the day the december problem of the day is focusing on calculating using fractions. there are word problems to increase problem solving skills and practice analyzing and evaluating math content. students should be able to explain how they solved the problem and calculated the answer.   december problem of the day powerpoint december problem word document

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September Problem of the Day September Problem of the Day

  september problem of the day the september, 2013, problem of the day focuses on mental math skills. the ability to do some mathematics "in your head" allows for better estimates , the ability to check the reasonableness of a solution, and speeds up the problem solving process. september problem of the day powerpoint word file      

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Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

click on image!! attention: college bound seniors   starting january 1st of your senior year, students and guardians from all over the nation start filing for financial aid.  by completing your fafsa form, you may be eligible for free money towards college.    some key points to remember when filing:      -this process is  first come, first served so   complete as soon as possible.       -every college has a deadline to file, do not miss this deadline.  some are as early as       february 1st.      -parents can use estimates when filing ...you will be able to correct the form after your       taxes are completed.       -file with all corrections before march 31st    if you have questions or concerns:       - visit the website below which answers questions regarding the application, the       application process, and general  information .          http://studentaid.ed.gov/students/publications/completing_fafsa/2011_2012/ques.html .       -c lick "contact us" when on the fafsa website      -call the student aid hotline at 1-800-4-fed-aid (1-800-433-3243)      or      - contact your college's financial aid department                

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MCTI Presentations MCTI Presentations

  ncc assistant director brandon kwiatek automotive training centers of america fortis institute johnson college johnson & wales university lincoln technical institute luzerne county community college northampton community college (fafsa workshop at mcti) paul smith's college pennsylvania college of technology penn state university- worthington campus rochester institute of technology the art institute triangle technology universal technical institute university of northwestern ohio u.s. military wyotech    

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MCTI Presentations MCTI Presentations

  ncc assistant director brandon kwiatek automotive training centers of america fortis institute johnson college johnson & wales university lincoln technical institute luzerne county community college northampton community college (fafsa workshop at mcti) paul smith's college pennsylvania college of technology penn state university- worthington campus rochester institute of technology the art institute triangle technology universal technical institute university of northwestern ohio u.s. military wyotech    

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SAT Schedule SAT Schedule 2012-2013

  attention technical seniors & juniors are you planning on applying/attending a 4-year college or university? register for the 2014-2015 sat http://sat.collegeboard.org/register if you are applying to and planning to attend a 4-year college or university after completing your education at mcti, you will more likely need to take the sat scholastic aptitude test. there are multiple test dates and you will need to register and pay for these required tests. “fee waivers” are available by your sending school guidance department, but you must supply all your financials and family size to be eligible. taking your sat's gives you more benefits than ever before!! your test results go directly to colleges pre-qualifying many students for scholarships & grants.   2013-2014 test dates available sat registration   $52.50 basic subj.testfee: $26.00          (per registration) lang.w/listentest: $26.00          (per test) all othr.subj.tests: $16.00 registration deadline (postmark/submit by) late submission deadline add $27.50         october 11,   2014 sat & subject tests september 12, 2014 sept. 26th november 8,   2014       sat & subject tests october 9, 2014 oct. 24th december 6, 2014 sat & subject tests november 6, 2014 nov. 21st january 24, 2015 sat & subject tests december 29, 2014 jan. 9th march 14, 2015 sat test only february 13, 2015 feb. 27th may 2, 2015 sat & subject tests april 6, 2015 april 17th june 6, 2015 sat & subject tests may 8, 2015 may 22nd   the sat registration process has changed…..

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SAT Schedule SAT Schedule 2012-2013

  attention technical seniors & juniors are you planning on applying/attending a 4-year college or university? register for the 2014-2015 sat http://sat.collegeboard.org/register if you are applying to and planning to attend a 4-year college or university after completing your education at mcti, you will more likely need to take the sat scholastic aptitude test. there are multiple test dates and you will need to register and pay for these required tests. “fee waivers” are available by your sending school guidance department, but you must supply all your financials and family size to be eligible. taking your sat's gives you more benefits than ever before!! your test results go directly to colleges pre-qualifying many students for scholarships & grants.   2013-2014 test dates available sat registration   $52.50 basic subj.testfee: $26.00          (per registration) lang.w/listentest: $26.00          (per test) all othr.subj.tests: $16.00 registration deadline (postmark/submit by) late submission deadline add $27.50         october 11,   2014 sat & subject tests september 12, 2014 sept. 26th november 8,   2014       sat & subject tests october 9, 2014 oct. 24th december 6, 2014 sat & subject tests november 6, 2014 nov. 21st january 24, 2015 sat & subject tests december 29, 2014 jan. 9th march 14, 2015 sat test only february 13, 2015 feb. 27th may 2, 2015 sat & subject tests april 6, 2015 april 17th june 6, 2015 sat & subject tests may 8, 2015 may 22nd   the sat registration process has changed…..

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SAT Schedule SAT Schedule 2012-2013

  attention technical seniors & juniors are you planning on applying/attending a 4-year college or university? register for the 2014-2015 sat http://sat.collegeboard.org/register if you are applying to and planning to attend a 4-year college or university after completing your education at mcti, you will more likely need to take the sat scholastic aptitude test. there are multiple test dates and you will need to register and pay for these required tests. “fee waivers” are available by your sending school guidance department, but you must supply all your financials and family size to be eligible. taking your sat's gives you more benefits than ever before!! your test results go directly to colleges pre-qualifying many students for scholarships & grants.   2013-2014 test dates available sat registration   $52.50 basic subj.testfee: $26.00          (per registration) lang.w/listentest: $26.00          (per test) all othr.subj.tests: $16.00 registration deadline (postmark/submit by) late submission deadline add $27.50         october 11,   2014 sat & subject tests september 12, 2014 sept. 26th november 8,   2014       sat & subject tests october 9, 2014 oct. 24th december 6, 2014 sat & subject tests november 6, 2014 nov. 21st january 24, 2015 sat & subject tests december 29, 2014 jan. 9th march 14, 2015 sat test only february 13, 2015 feb. 27th may 2, 2015 sat & subject tests april 6, 2015 april 17th june 6, 2015 sat & subject tests may 8, 2015 may 22nd   the sat registration process has changed…..

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Resume Development Resume Development

  resume development & references   your resume is a sales brochure.   use your resume to create a clear picture of yourself, portrayed in the best possible way.  it tells people what you have done, where you have done it, and what variety of skills you are training for.  be proud of your accomplishments and be able to communicate those skills you have to offer.  ask yourself, "if i was the employer, would i want to interview this person?"   a resume provides information key to qualifying you for an interview.  students are encouraged to use microsoft word in a legible 11 point font for the body and 14 for the header.  please ensure you save documents in pdf format so that crucial data and formatting are maintained when electronically sending your resume via the internet.    key features of your resume should be: name, address, phone number, and email should be placed prominently at the top of the document.  this should be in a larger type and bolded to attract the attention of the reader (this is considered your header in the resume).  the body of the document should be no longer than one page.   headings should include: objective, education, skills, employment or experience, membership, awards, interests & hobbies (as long as they match the job description).  in the event that a young person does not have job experience, volunteer work within the community can be substituted.  a list of dates and other important information such as addresses and phone numbers are crucial to the accuracy of this document.  please make sure you gather this information and keep it with you during your job search.     please click on the following links for examples: resume example 1 resume example 2 resume example 3   key things to keep in mind as you prepare your list of references: keep things consistent by copying and pasting the header from your resume for the "header" of your reference page.  you mu

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Are you planning on attending College after Graduation? Are you planning on attending College after Graduation?

list of things college bound senior’s will need to do:   1.)     august till october : research colleges that have your major   and attend open  houses 2.)     take   sat if applying to a 4 year college or university.   look for stem programs of study 3.)     before november 1st : apply and submit your transcripts from your sending school       guidance department with applications, sat scores, college essay, $$$ to at least 2 -4 colleges 4.)     january 1 st : apply for fafsa, income estimates can be used from previous  year 5.)     wait for the mail to see if you have been accepted 6.)     in april , compare and contrast the financial aid offers that meet your financial and program       goals 7.)     minority students, need to apply for fanny mae and other grants and scholarships       early!!   deadline is in early december of each year       information:   one (1) year colleges or trade schools usually are “certification programs” to meet the industry needs of many tech careers with advanced training to meet state/federal requirements for employment.   two (2) year colleges or trade schools , are most commonly offer “associates degrees”.   these work for many tech students because some students are able to “articulate” or transfer credits from mcti to those participating schools for students who have maintained a “b” or better in their program area.   associates degrees are specific/short degrees with a minimum of academics at trade schools, and a foundation of core academics for community colleges that are highly respected in the job market.   some career tracks only require a 2 year degree with a strong portfolio of work and passion for the field.  

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Are you planning on attending College after Graduation? Are you planning on attending College after Graduation?

list of things college bound senior’s will need to do:   1.)     august till october : research colleges that have your major   and attend open  houses 2.)     take   sat if applying to a 4 year college or university.   look for stem programs of study 3.)     before november 1st : apply and submit your transcripts from your sending school       guidance department with applications, sat scores, college essay, $$$ to at least 2 -4 colleges 4.)     january 1 st : apply for fafsa, income estimates can be used from previous  year 5.)     wait for the mail to see if you have been accepted 6.)     in april , compare and contrast the financial aid offers that meet your financial and program       goals 7.)     minority students, need to apply for fanny mae and other grants and scholarships       early!!   deadline is in early december of each year       information:   one (1) year colleges or trade schools usually are “certification programs” to meet the industry needs of many tech careers with advanced training to meet state/federal requirements for employment.   two (2) year colleges or trade schools , are most commonly offer “associates degrees”.   these work for many tech students because some students are able to “articulate” or transfer credits from mcti to those participating schools for students who have maintained a “b” or better in their program area.   associates degrees are specific/short degrees with a minimum of academics at trade schools, and a foundation of core academics for community colleges that are highly respected in the job market.   some career tracks only require a 2 year degree with a strong portfolio of work and passion for the field.  

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Are you planning on attending College after Graduation? Are you planning on attending College after Graduation?

list of things college bound senior’s will need to do:   1.)     august till october : research colleges that have your major   and attend open  houses 2.)     take   sat if applying to a 4 year college or university.   look for stem programs of study 3.)     before november 1st : apply and submit your transcripts from your sending school       guidance department with applications, sat scores, college essay, $$$ to at least 2 -4 colleges 4.)     january 1 st : apply for fafsa, income estimates can be used from previous  year 5.)     wait for the mail to see if you have been accepted 6.)     in april , compare and contrast the financial aid offers that meet your financial and program       goals 7.)     minority students, need to apply for fanny mae and other grants and scholarships       early!!   deadline is in early december of each year       information:   one (1) year colleges or trade schools usually are “certification programs” to meet the industry needs of many tech careers with advanced training to meet state/federal requirements for employment.   two (2) year colleges or trade schools , are most commonly offer “associates degrees”.   these work for many tech students because some students are able to “articulate” or transfer credits from mcti to those participating schools for students who have maintained a “b” or better in their program area.   associates degrees are specific/short degrees with a minimum of academics at trade schools, and a foundation of core academics for community colleges that are highly respected in the job market.   some career tracks only require a 2 year degree with a strong portfolio of work and passion for the field.  

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Are you planning on attending College after Graduation? Are you planning on attending College after Graduation?

list of things college bound senior’s will need to do:   1.)     august till october : research colleges that have your major   and attend open  houses 2.)     take   sat if applying to a 4 year college or university.   look for stem programs of study 3.)     before november 1st : apply and submit your transcripts from your sending school       guidance department with applications, sat scores, college essay, $$$ to at least 2 -4 colleges 4.)     january 1 st : apply for fafsa, income estimates can be used from previous  year 5.)     wait for the mail to see if you have been accepted 6.)     in april , compare and contrast the financial aid offers that meet your financial and program       goals 7.)     minority students, need to apply for fanny mae and other grants and scholarships       early!!   deadline is in early december of each year       information:   one (1) year colleges or trade schools usually are “certification programs” to meet the industry needs of many tech careers with advanced training to meet state/federal requirements for employment.   two (2) year colleges or trade schools , are most commonly offer “associates degrees”.   these work for many tech students because some students are able to “articulate” or transfer credits from mcti to those participating schools for students who have maintained a “b” or better in their program area.   associates degrees are specific/short degrees with a minimum of academics at trade schools, and a foundation of core academics for community colleges that are highly respected in the job market.   some career tracks only require a 2 year degree with a strong portfolio of work and passion for the field.  

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Are you planning on attending College after Graduation? Are you planning on attending College after Graduation?

list of things college bound senior’s will need to do:   1.)     august till october : research colleges that have your major   and attend open  houses 2.)     take   sat if applying to a 4 year college or university.   look for stem programs of study 3.)     before november 1st : apply and submit your transcripts from your sending school       guidance department with applications, sat scores, college essay, $$$ to at least 2 -4 colleges 4.)     january 1 st : apply for fafsa, income estimates can be used from previous  year 5.)     wait for the mail to see if you have been accepted 6.)     in april , compare and contrast the financial aid offers that meet your financial and program       goals 7.)     minority students, need to apply for fanny mae and other grants and scholarships       early!!   deadline is in early december of each year       information:   one (1) year colleges or trade schools usually are “certification programs” to meet the industry needs of many tech careers with advanced training to meet state/federal requirements for employment.   two (2) year colleges or trade schools , are most commonly offer “associates degrees”.   these work for many tech students because some students are able to “articulate” or transfer credits from mcti to those participating schools for students who have maintained a “b” or better in their program area.   associates degrees are specific/short degrees with a minimum of academics at trade schools, and a foundation of core academics for community colleges that are highly respected in the job market.   some career tracks only require a 2 year degree with a strong portfolio of work and passion for the field.  

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