Your crew, not the school's team.
You need three friends and one teacher. No tryouts, no cut, no bench, and a school can have as many as its students want to start.
A CHAPTER IS NOT A TITLE. A CHAPTER IS PERMISSION TO TRY TO EARN ONE.
How far a chapter can go.
3–6 friends and one teacher's signature. As many per school as students want to start.
Your chapter enters, your school signs. Fee and details live in the advisor memo.
Nobody grants it. You win it, and the record follows you.
Hi [teacher], a few of us want to start a MADE chapter and it needs one faculty advisor: your signature on one form, and being in the room at events. This one-page memo is the whole ask: [site]/advisors/ . Would you read it?
| Chapter | School / Org | City | Founded | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The 3rd-Period Crew | your school | your city | this fall | EXAMPLE |
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No chapters yet. The first twelve shape the rules. The first chapters help set what the activity becomes: their questions and what they try shape the format before it hardens. | ||||
MANY CHAPTERS PER SCHOOL. YOUR CREW, NOT THE SCHOOL'S TEAM.
Not ready to found anything?
You will not need a chapter to enter a Sprint: no team, no advisor, no fee. Plenty of chapters get founded by people who met at one.