Any group of Association members residing or working within a particular
area or region may apply for a Chapter charter, provided that the group
consists of at least 10 FSCA members.
1. FSCA supports its chapters, and promotes chapter membership
and activities.
2. FSCA includes state chapter delegates to the Delegate Assembly
in accordance with Article IV, Delegate Assembly, of the FSCA
By-Laws.
3. FSCA promotes chapter leadership communication through its
website and listserv for chapter presidents, past presidents and
presidents-elect.
4. FSCA chapter leadership may participate in any leadership
development activities and may received reduced fees at such
workshops or conferences.
5. FSCA provides materials and resources for distribution to
chapter members.
6. FSCA leaders provide professional development, keynote
addresses and other presentations at local conferences, workshops or
meetings at cost.
7. Chapters may host FSCA’s annual conference, LDI or other
meetings.
Groups that desire to form a Chapter must submit a Chapter Charter
application to the Governing Board. An application considered by the
Governing Board shall, upon acceptance, be submitted to the Delegate
Assembly for final approval. The FSCA Governing Board must approve the
applicant’s Bylaws, or other similar governance document, and shall make
a recommendation concerning them to the Delegate Assembly. Such Bylaws
or other similar document of a Chapter must not be in conflict with the
FSCA Bylaws and any formal relationship mutually developed between the
applicant and any other school counseling association or branch.
Chapter Charters are granted to local or regional school counselor
associations and FSCA will charter no more than one school counselor
association per county or district.