What is the term used for a group of students with similar interests working together in FBLA?

The term used for a group of students with similar interests working together in FBLA is "Chapter." In the context of Future Business Leaders of America, a chapter refers to a localized organization of students that forms a part of the larger FBLA framework. Each chapter consists of members who engage in activities that enhance their business skills, leadership abilities, and networking opportunities.

Chapters usually represent specific schools or regions, allowing members to collaborate on projects, attend meetings, hold events, and participate in competitions together. This structure fosters community and shared goals among students, making it an essential component of the FBLA experience.

While terms like "club" and "league" may imply a collective of individuals with shared interests, they lack the specific organizational structure and purpose that defines a chapter in FBLA. An "association" generally refers to a larger group or formal organization but does not typically indicate the smaller, localized groups that are vital to the functioning of FBLA at the school level.