Leah Barton and Aileen Luna dedicated themselves to developing an outstanding chapter website for the FCCLA STAR Event competition. Their project showcased a strong blend of technical skill and a deep understanding of FCCLA’s mission. Together, they created a user-friendly, visually appealing site that highlights chapter accomplishments, leadership activities, community service projects, meeting agendas, and upcoming events.

 Every detail—from color schemes and font choices to embedded media and interactive features—was thoughtfully aligned with FCCLA branding and national guidelines. The website also features a section on FCCLA programs and initiatives, demonstrating the chapter’s active involvement in STAR Events, service learning, and career exploration.

 Their teamwork, attention to detail, and commitment to excellence earned them a Silver Medal at the State Leadership Conference, qualifying them to compete at the National Leadership Conference in Orlando, Florida. This project reflects not only their technical talent but also their passion and leadership within FCCLA.

Madison Boyd rose to the challenge of the Leadership STAR Event with determination and focus, dedicating countless hours to perfecting her project. Her hard work paid off at the District Leadership Conference, where she earned a Silver Medal and advanced to the State Leadership Conference.

 At the state, Madison continued to demonstrate strong leadership skills and once again received a Silver Medal. While she did not move on to nationals, her success at both levels highlights her dedication, growth, and the powerful leadership qualities she brought to the event.

Samantha Hudson, Journey Hernandez, and Joanna Resendiz teamed up to take on the Repurpose and Redesign STAR Event, a challenge that required creativity, collaboration, and strong time management. They worked closely together, combining their strengths to complete a thoughtful and well-executed project.

 Their teamwork paid off at the Regional Leadership Conference, where they earned a Silver Medal and advanced to the State Leadership Conference. While they did not move on to nationals, their dedication and collaboration were reflected in their success and recognition throughout the competition season.

On November 3rd, 2022, Kylie Ayers confidently participated in the Job Interview STAR Event, navigating a professional and high-pressure environment with poise. After completing her interview, she anxiously awaited the results at the District V FCCLA Fall Conference.

 Kylie’s hard work and preparation were rewarded when she earned a Bronze Certificate, a notable accomplishment that marked a proud moment in her FCCLA journey and showcased her professional growth.

Reese Walker and Emma Ray dedicated countless hours preparing for their Sports Nutrition STAR Event, focusing on in-depth research, practice, and presentation. Their commitment and attention to detail ensured they were competition-ready for the District V Leadership Conference.

 Their hard work was recognized with a Bronze Medal, which earned them a spot at the State Leadership Conference. Advancing to the state was a testament to their teamwork, persistence, and passion for the subject.