What is a typical content element of a chapter's POA report to the school?

• A. A summary of planned activities, goals, and budgets for the year.
• B. A list of sponsor organizations.
• C. The school's meal plan.
• D. The attendance roster.

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is that the POA, or Program of Activities, is a planning and budgeting document presented to the school. A typical content element is a concise summary of planned activities for the year, the goals the chapter aims to achieve, and the budgets required to carry those activities out. This combination gives school administrators a clear roadmap of what the chapter intends to do, what outcomes it seeks, and the financial resources it will need, enabling approvals and oversight. Items like sponsor lists, meal plans, or attendance rosters aren’t central to the POA itself, as they pertain to different kinds of records or documents.