Chapter Officers

Who our officers are

These officers have been carefully selected not only by staff but also by students at Tioga ISD. These students represent the core characteristics of being a representative not only to Tioga ISD but also for FCCLA.

Makenzie Rodgrigez

President

MacKenzie leads the chapter by providing direction and setting goals. She was chosen because of her strong leadership skills, responsibility, and ability to represent FCCLA with confidence.

Emily Ballinger

Vice President

Emily supports the president and helps keep the chapter organized and running smoothly. She was chosen for her reliability, teamwork, and willingness to step in when needed.

Jazmin Arroyo

Vice President of Programs

Jazmin plans engaging meetings and chapter activities. She was chosen because of her creativity, organization, and ability to create meaningful experiences for members.

Chloe Moore

Vice President of Competitive Events

Chloe helps members prepare for competitive events and stay on track with deadlines. She was chosen for her dedication, attention to detail, and encouragement of others.

Kayson Fritcher

Vice President of Records

Kayson keeps accurate records of meetings and chapter activities. He was chosen because of his organization, dependability, and strong attention to detail.

Amelia Strittmatter

Vice President Community Service

Amelia leads community service projects and encourages members to give back. She was chosen for her compassion, leadership, and commitment to helping others.

Gabby Cuellar

Vice President of Finance

Gabby manages chapter funds and fundraising efforts. She was chosen for her responsibility, honesty, and strong organizational skills.

Kennedy Slay

Vice President of Membership

Kennedy focuses on recruiting new members and keeping everyone involved. She was chosen because of her welcoming personality, enthusiasm, and ability to connect with others.

Marley Hacker

Vice President of Public Relations

Marley promotes FCCLA and shares chapter news and accomplishments. She was chosen for her communication skills, creativity, and positive representation of the chapter.

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