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This National Program Spotlight project introduced the students of Tioga to the opportunities in the STEM industry. We hosted a mobile STEM lab and had every student 2nd-8th grade participate in fun activities.
Chapter Goals:
Chapter Goals:
Maintain membership of 80+
Increase member participation
Have a positive impact on the community
Have monthly chapter meetings
Increase knowledge about FCCLA in the community and school
Raise money for chapter activities and travel
Encourage and create opportunities for family bonding
Plans to achieve our goals:
Plans to achieve our goals:
Membership drive and publicity
Promote past and future successes in FCCLA; regular chapter meetings and activities for member participation
Community Service projects-Pink Out,Trunk or Treat, Christmas on Gene Autry, Wreaths Across America, Angel Tree, Wreaths for Shut-Ins
Put meetings on the schedule at the beginning of the school year
Use various forms of communication to educate what FCCLA is all about (social media, word of mouth, newspapers, community activities, FCCLA Rocks
Fundraising efforts-Beckman Bros; Concessions; TheClothesBin, Fall Festival
Host at least 2 Family friendly activities-trunk or treat and Light Up Tioga Event
Chapter Goals: Region, State, and National Leadership Conferences:
Chapter Goals: Region, State, and National Leadership Conferences:
Register members in team and individual STAR Events, Spotlight Projects, and FCSA’s to compete at the Regional, State and National levels.
10+ members take FCSAs
Increase the number of advancing projects to state by 10%.
Maintain the number of teams advancing to Nationals as the 2024-5 school year (4 teams advanced last year)
Plans to achieve our goals:
Plans to achieve our goals:
Set bi-weekly and/or monthly goals for members to complete tasks toward completion of competitive event projects.
Prepare for FCSAs by using study guides and flash cards.
Prepare projects following the rubrics closely and keep the advisor informed of progress and/or needs
Memorize speeches (especially at state and national levels)
After each level of completion, closely evaluate judges’ rubrics and feedback and make improvements where needed.
Chapter Goals-Members:
Chapter Goals-Members:
Increase member confidence
Develop member leadership and communication skills
Participate in FCCLA member development
Develop service oriented members
Career exploration and employability skills
Student completion of all five Power of One Units
Member of the month program will be implemented to recognize outstanding members
Plans to achieve our goals:
Plans to achieve our goals:
Form FCCLA “family” relationships, acceptance and inclusion
Increase membership and encourage participation in chapter activities and competition
Attend Fall Leadership Workshop and regularly scheduled chapter meetings
Participate in community service projects and evaluate rewards of projects
Career cruising activities (interest based survey)
Set aside 4-5 weeks to accomplish Power of One Units
Member of the Month will be voted on by active members and school administrators using predetermined criteria.
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