The Chapters
The most local level of the JSA structure is the individual chapter. A chapter is defined by the Junior State of America as a school with eight or more high-school students that are tax paid ($3 tax), and have had a chapter constitution approved by JSA. A chapter will have meetings at their school in between conventions during the year that can include everything from debates, thought talks, chapter quiz bowl, and other political activities.
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