Reasons to be a First Priority leader include:

1. Sharing the HOPE and truth of Jesus with friends at school
2. Developing your leadership and public speaking skills
3. Working with and serve other students
4. Mentoring younger students to become leaders
5. Including your leadership position on college and employment applications
6. Working with First Priority students from other schools

How to launch your club (2021-2022):

1. Download the guide for starting a club: Steps for starting a club
2. Confirm faculty member is available to host meetings
3. Confirm meeting day, time and location (for each lunch period, if applicable)
4. If needed, provide the administration with  Letter of Intent to Meet
5. Set a date for the first meeting
6. Notify First Priority with meeting information (can be done on the website, app or by email)
7. Meet with student leaders to plan the first EPIC cycle; have all resources needed EPIC flyer 2 to a page
8. Use the first meeting to train students on the purpose of First Priority
9. Request help from First Priority as needed Contact US

Apologetics for students:

Want tips on how to defend your faith? Click here: http://www.bethinking.org/apologetics

To find incredible videos that answer questions about Christianity: The John 10:10 Project

Questions and answers for students:

Have questions about you rights? Click here: Questions and answers for students (135 downloads)

To see the Equal Access Act legal document click HERE

Do student-led clubs/groups have the right to put parameters on who is able to lead? Yes. Click here to read the Supreme Court decision: https://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-2nd-circuit/1265184.html

Are schools allowed to mandate a minimum size of a student group? No. Religious Freedom Pamphlet 

Are student groups required to have a teacher sponsor? No. Religious Freedom Pamphlet

Are student [religious] groups allowed to promote meetings? Yes, if other groups are also allowed. Religious Freedom Pamphlet