BPA provides recognition for individual members and chapters for involvement in a variety of programs designed to develop personal, leadership, business, and office skills. Members are given the opportunity to demonstrate occupational and leadership skills in competitive events at regional, state, and national levels. BPA for club information. The Computer Science Club is open to any student who has successfully completed a Computer Science class or is currently enrolled in a Computer Science class. Club members are encouraged to compete in UIL contests.
Peer tutoring through a club developed web page is planned.
The club will host an annual programming contest, beginning in the 2001-2002 school year. Computer Club for club information. DECA enhances that education by providing marketing-related activities and leadership development based directly on classroom study. DECA's activities focus on competition, on the local, state, and national level, in specific occupational skills, leadership development and management training. In every state, four territories, the District of Columbia, and Canada, DECA offers students the opportunity to excel and to be recognized for their achievements in marketing education.