Establishes the official organization name as SkillsUSA Massachusetts, Inc., Secondary Division, also referred to as the High School Division.

Defines the purposes of the organization, including leadership development, career preparation, respect for the dignity of work, lifelong learning, trade ethics, workmanship, scholarship, safety, citizenship and participation in the democratic process.

Defines SkillsUSA Massachusetts as an association of local chapters operating under National SkillsUSA and establishes the responsibilities of the Board of Directors, House of Delegates, State Executive Council, Executive Director and chartered chapters.

Defines eligibility for Secondary Division membership and recognizes Active, Professional, Honorary Life and Alumni membership. It also establishes the membership year as September 1 through August 31.

Establishes a maximum of 10 elected Secondary state officers, describes the officer positions, one-year term of office, vacancy procedures, required training and circumstances under which an officer may be removed.

Establishes membership, enrollment, chapter support, application and academic requirements for state officer candidates and serving state officers, including required academic standing.

Establishes membership requirements for candidates, secret-ballot elections, majority-vote requirements, the nominations process and the role of SkillsUSA Massachusetts staff in administering elections.

Defines the State Executive Council as the elected state officers and outlines its responsibilities for student business, conferences, governance recommendations, the State Program of Work and service initiatives.

Establishes that the Secondary Division uses the same official emblem and colors adopted by National SkillsUSA.

Establishes six SkillsUSA Massachusetts districts for communication, representation, district skill and leadership events and organizational support, with details further defined by the Bylaws.

Establishes the process for issuing local chapter charters and describes circumstances under which a charter may be revoked or reinstated.

Defines how remaining organizational assets must be handled if SkillsUSA Massachusetts is dissolved, following applicable governing documents and law.

Establishes voting delegates as the representative voice of SkillsUSA members and addresses chapter representation at district, state and national meetings.

Establishes the annual State Leadership Conference House of Delegates Business Meeting, authority for special meetings and quorum requirements for official business.

Addresses national and state dues, Board Treasurer responsibilities, financial records, audits, banking and the fiscal year of SkillsUSA Massachusetts.

Defines submission, review and voting procedures for proposed constitutional amendments, including the required House of Delegates vote.

Establishes how Bylaws and operating policies are adopted and addresses committees, national officer requirements and business presented to the House of Delegates.

Establishes Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised as the parliamentary authority where applicable and defines the hierarchy among law, corporate documents, National SkillsUSA documents, the Constitution, Bylaws and operating policies.

Establishes that the SkillsUSA Massachusetts Bylaws are adopted by a majority vote of the House of Delegates.

Defines voting delegates, the chapter representation formula, delegate voting rights, alternates, election ballot procedures and registration requirements for delegates.

Defines District I through District VI and describes their role in communication, representation, district meetings and administration of skill and leadership events.

Defines the Board of Directors’ corporate, fiduciary, financial, legal, employment, contractual and policy authority while preserving student-governance matters assigned elsewhere.

Establishes expectations for academic standing, membership, conduct, attendance and eligibility and authorizes procedures for remediation, suspension, review and recommendations for removal.

Establishes how standing committees and temporary select or special committees may be created and how members and chairs are appointed.

Establishes membership, educational eligibility, previous state officer service, endorsements, Board approval, GPA, Career Essentials and National SkillsUSA requirements for national officer candidates.

Establishes the process for submitting proposed Bylaw amendments and the House of Delegates vote required for adoption.

Establishes the official organization name as SkillsUSA Massachusetts, Inc., Post-Secondary Division.

Establishes the purposes of the Post-Secondary Division, including leadership development, career preparation, lifelong learning, workmanship, scholarship, safety, citizenship and support of college, technical, apprenticeship and related workforce programs.

Defines the Post-Secondary Division as an association of local chapters and establishes responsibilities of the Board of Directors, House of Delegates, State Executive Council, Executive Director and chartered post-secondary chapters.

Defines an eligible post-secondary student and recognizes membership through chartered chapters for students in college, post-secondary, apprenticeship, career and technical education and related programs.

Establishes a maximum of five elected college/post-secondary state officers, their officer positions, one-year terms, vacancies, required training and officer accountability.

Establishes active membership, remaining program enrollment, chapter support, application, academic standing and additional candidate requirements for post-secondary state office.

Establishes membership requirements, secret-ballot voting, majority election requirements and the nominations/elections process for post-secondary state officers.

Defines the elected state officers as the State Executive Council and establishes their responsibilities for student business, conferences, governance recommendations, Program of Work and service.

Establishes that the Post-Secondary Division uses the emblem and colors adopted by National SkillsUSA.

Establishes six districts for communication, equal representation, district skill and leadership events and organizational support.

Establishes requirements for issuing, revoking and reinstating charters for eligible colleges, post-secondary institutions and post-secondary programs.

Defines how assets must be distributed if SkillsUSA Massachusetts is dissolved after all organizational liabilities have been addressed.

Defines chapter representation through voting delegates at district, state and national meetings and establishes the Massachusetts National Voting Delegate Team structure.

Establishes the annual State Leadership Conference House of Delegates Business Meeting as the official annual meeting of the Post-Secondary Division and defines quorum requirements.

Addresses dues, contributions, Board Treasurer responsibilities, financial reporting, audits, banking and the organizational fiscal year.

Defines how proposed amendments are submitted, reviewed and presented to the House of Delegates and establishes voting requirements for constitutional amendments.

Establishes procedures for adopting Bylaws and operating policies and addresses committees, national officers and business presented to the House of Delegates.

Establishes Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised as the parliamentary authority where applicable and defines the hierarchy among law, corporate governance, National SkillsUSA documents, the Post-Secondary Constitution, Bylaws and operating policies.

Establishes that SkillsUSA Massachusetts Bylaws are adopted by a majority vote of the House of Delegates.

Defines an eligible post-secondary voting delegate, the chapter representation formula, voting rights, alternates, election procedures and delegate registration requirements.

Establishes District I through District VI and describes district responsibilities for communication, representation, meetings and skill and leadership event administration.

Defines the Board of Directors’ corporate, fiduciary, financial, legal, employment, contractual and policy authority while preserving student-governance responsibilities assigned elsewhere.

Establishes state officer academic, membership, conduct, attendance and eligibility expectations and recognizes additional requirements imposed by a college, apprenticeship sponsor or post-secondary program.

Establishes how standing, select and special committees may be created and how committee members and chairs are appointed.

Establishes active membership, remaining program eligibility, previous state officer service, endorsements, Board approval, GPA, Career Essentials and National SkillsUSA requirements for post-secondary national officer candidates.

Establishes the process for submitting proposed Bylaw amendments and the House of Delegates vote required for adoption.