1. Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
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2. Mission Central Focus is the Family and Family Life Mission Statement:
To promote personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences Education. Focusing on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner, and community leader, members develop skills for life through:
character development
creative and critical thinking
interpersonal communication
practical knowledge
career preparation.
Central Focus is the Family and Family Life

3. Creed
Creed:
We are the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America.
We face the future with warm courage and high hope.
For we have the clear consciousness of old and precious values.
For we are the builders of homes.
Homes for America’s future.
Homes where living will be the expression of everything that is good and fair.
Homes where truth, and love, and security and faith will be realities, not dreams.

4. Benefits of Joining a student organization:
Leadership Development
Personal Growth
Community Service
Scholarship and College Opportunities
Travel Opportunities

5. Career, Technical Student Organizations (CTSo)
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
DECA: An Association for Marketing Students
HOSA
Career and Technical Instruction (CTI)
Technology Student Association (TSA)
SkillsUSA
National FFA Organization

6. FCCLA History Future Homemakers of America (FHA)
Founded in June 11, 1945 in Chicago
Co-sponsored by:
American Home Economics Association
& US Department Of Education

7. FCCLA FACTS Colors: Red is symbol for Strength
White is symbol for Sincerity
Flower: Red Rose
Motto: “Toward New Horizons”
Red rose – represents the organization b/c it gives joy through its beauty and fragrance. It symbolizes a desire for beauty in everyday living.

8. FCCLA facts Original 1945 Emblem Octagon – Represents
the 8 FCCLA Purposes
Hands in the middle supporting a home
Rays extending out represents members reaching out into the community

9. FHA History Future Homemakers of America
Georgia second state to affiliate
Georgia first to have
full-time state adviser,
Mrs. Janet McGarity-Barber
Georgia’s first state President was Pat Randolph
She was also Georgia’s first National Officer
Randolph Cabin in honor of her at the Georgia FFA-FCCLA Center in Covington

10. Georgia NHA History New Homemakers of America
Organization in the African American schools
First GA State Adviser,
Miss Daisy Lewis
Cabin named in her honor
at Camp John Hope in Perry
1965 – NHA and FHA merged

11. FHA changes to fccla 1983: National Headquarters Opened in
Reston, Virginia
1995: Home Economics Became
Family and Consumer Sciences
1999: Name changed from FHA to FCCLA
1999: New Emblem Introduced

12. National Programs National Awards –Apply Online by March 1,
1st place High School $1,000
1st Place Middle School $1,000
Runner up $500
Bonaire Middle
1st Place at State and at Nationals for two years in a row

13. National Programs

14. National Programs

15. National Programs

16. National FCCLA National Website - www.fcclainc.org
10 National Officers
Plan National Conferences:
Cluster Meetings in November
National Leadership Conference in July
Previous National Officers from Georgia
Jennifer Ross from Walnut Grove High School &
Jessica Pope from Berrien High School

17. National FCCLA Current National Officers from Georgia David Jefferson
Shivani Dhir
Vice President of Community Service
David Jefferson
Vice President of Programs

18. Publications Georgia News : The State Newspaper
Each chapter receives 20 copies of
Georgia News twice a year
Teen Times: The National Magazine
Each chapter receives a classroom set 3 times a year

19. Georgia FCCLA Two Camps: 1. Georgia FFA-FCCLA Center in Covington
They have 5 weeks of Summer Leadership Camp in May - June
2. Camp John Hope in Fort Valley
They have Culinary Academy
the 2nd week of June and Food
Science and Middle School camps.

20. John Michael Leuer, Northside High School (Columbus)
Georgia FCCLA
State President
John Michael Leuer, Northside High School (Columbus)

21. Kayla Shelnutt, Loganville Middle School
Georgia FCCLA
Middle Level Representative
Kayla Shelnutt, Loganville Middle School

22. Georgia FCCLA
State Officers

23. DISCOVER Training August 16, 2014 Camp John Hope Fort Valley, GA
(Developing Individual School Chapter Officers with Vision, Energy and Responsibilities)
August 16, 2014
Camp John Hope
Fort Valley, GA
Develop your chapter officers with this dynamic training led by the Georgia State Executive Council!

24. Fall Leadership Conference
September 18-19, 2014
Georgia FFA-FCCLA Center Covington, GA
Includes:
Keynote Speaker
Leadership Breakout Sessions
Chapter Planning Time
National STAR Event Winners
Mini BASIC Training
Foundation Dance
Membership Recruitment
T-shirt Design Competition
State Lapel Pin Competition
Slip ‘n Slide, Putt Putt and More!

25. Georgia National Fairgrounds
Fall Leadership Rally
October 7-8, 2014
Georgia National Fairgrounds
Perry, Georgia
Includes:
Wednesday’s Fall Motivational Rally
Culinary Competition
Tuesday’s Chili Cook-Off
Knowledge Bowl
Brochure Event
Food Demonstrations
Fair Rides and much more!

26. FCCLA Day at the Capitol
February 9-12, 2015
Georgia State Capitol
Visit Local Legislators
Capitol Scavenger Hunt
Region Photos

27. STAR Events Competition
Region STAR Events Competition
February 28, 2015
at Loganville Middle School
TOP Two move to State Competition at the State Leadership Meeting

28. State Leadership Meeting
March 22-24, 2015
Classic Center
Athens, Georgia
Includes:
Keynote Speaker
Regional Awards
Foundation Event
Gala Dance
State Officer Elections
Honor Roll Awards
Membership Awards
& Chapter of the Year!

29. National Meetings National Cluster Meetings Nov. 7-9 – New Jersey
Nov – Little Rock, Arkansas
Nov – Salt Lake City, Utah
National Leadership
Conference
July 5-9, 2015
Washington, DC

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