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Become a Chapter Advisor
- Selected by the school principal
- Monitors student outcomes and prepares weekly student outcomes report
- Promotes programs to students
- Creates and administers annual operating plan and budget
- Appoints Program Advisors
- Ensures compliance with the chapter charter and constitution
Chapter Advisor Training
More About The Chapter Advisor
Agreement
Work Requirements
Program Revenue
You will enter into a Chapter Advisor Agreement under which you will be compensated for performing duties that produce desired student outcomes.
Specific outcomes are tied directly to the program choices made by chapter members each year.
Program Revenue
Work Requirements
Program Revenue
The chapter must be self-sustaining. This means it must generate at least enough revenues to fund 100% of the operating budget you prepare and submit to Bell AgTech for approval.
Chapter Associates
Relatives, church members, civic group members, business owners, elected officials, farmers, and professionals are examples of chapter associates.
Revenue Sources
- Student Fundraising Campaigns raise money from associates
- Program Income is the income generated by students from program activities
- Chapter sponsors are agribusinesses that donate to the chapter through Bell AgTech sponsorship campaigns
- Grant funds are government grants and private grants
- Agribusiness donations are contributions to Bell AgTech that are specifically allocated to the chapter.
Work Requirements
Work Requirements
Work Requirements
Weekly Student Outcomes Report
Submit the weekly outcomes report, a list of chapter members, the types of reports and the # of reports each student submits at each weekly chapter meeting.
Program Advisors
Recruit 1 - 3 fellow teachers, or retired teachers, as program advisors, based on programs activated in your chapter. Each program requires a minimum of 6 students enrolled.
Operating Plan and Budget
Allocate all expected revenues to line item program expenses and $4,000 for each program advisor.
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The 3-Step Process To Become Chapter Advisor
1. Receive Invite From Your Principal
2. Submit Notice of Intent and Profile to Bell
2. Submit Notice of Intent and Profile to Bell
First, your principal invites you to become the chapter advisor.
2. Submit Notice of Intent and Profile to Bell
2. Submit Notice of Intent and Profile to Bell
2. Submit Notice of Intent and Profile to Bell
3. Review Sample Chapter Advisor Agreement
2. Submit Notice of Intent and Profile to Bell
3. Review Sample Chapter Advisor Agreement
Chapter Advisor Notice of Intent (Non-Binding)
This Notice Is Required
Resource Documents
End of Year Expo Fundraising Event
Bell Agriscience and Technology Expo
Purposes
- To recognize and reward students for their program achievements
- To recognize students for the projects they completed during the year.
- To celebrate the scholarships and the college acceptance letters they have received.
- To display projects and interview students who created these displays.
- To recognize chapter associates.
- To recognize sponsors.
- To recognize volunteers and civic groups for their work.
- To view and score displays,
- To display and sell farm products.
- To raise money for the next school year.
- To obtain pledges of support for the next school year.
- To network with college partners and USDA supporters. and advisors.
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