In the SkillsUSA order of business, what is the last item to be addressed?

In the SkillsUSA order of business, the last item typically addressed is unfinished business. This stage of a meeting allows members to discuss any matters that were not resolved in previous meetings or issues that need further attention. It ensures that the meeting concludes by revisiting and addressing any outstanding topics, ultimately making sure that nothing is left hanging and all business is attended to.

Addressing unfinished business at the end of the meeting is important because it provides an opportunity for members to finalize discussions and decisions on previous topics before officially closing the meeting. This helps maintain continuity and clarity among members regarding ongoing matters.

The other choices represent different segments of the meeting that occur earlier in the order of business. New business is presented during the meeting to introduce fresh topics, while reports and the financial report typically precede the discussion of unfinished business. Each has its designated place in the agenda to keep the meeting organized and efficient.