FCCLA is the Career and Technical Student Organization that partners with Family and Consumer Science Education. FCCLA is NOT just a club. It is an interdisciplinary organization, meaning that we use FCCLA based resources in our FCS classes.
Real-Life Skills: In FCS, we learn practical things like cooking, budgeting, and managing our time. These skills are super important for living on our own and making smart choices in life.
Career Paths: FCS opens up a lot of career options. Whether you’re interested in teaching, healthcare, food services, or design, this program gives you a great foundation to build on.
Variety: FCS covers a variety of topics, so you get a mix of everything—nutrition, family relationships, and how to make informed consumer choices.
The Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) is a key part of the FCS program. Here’s how it helps us get ready for the future:
Leadership Skills: FCCLA helps us build our leadership abilities through projects and competitions. We learn how to work with others, communicate our ideas, and take charge—skills that employers really value.
Community Involvement: Through service projects, FCCLA encourages us to get involved in our community. It’s a great way to learn about teamwork and giving back.
Networking: FCCLA events let us meet new people and connect with professionals in various fields. It’s a great way to see what’s out there and make valuable contacts.
In short, our Family and Consumer Sciences program and FCCLA are essential for helping us prepare for college and future careers. By learning practical skills, developing leadership abilities, and getting involved in our community, we’re not just getting ready for the future—we’re also setting ourselves up to succeed and exceed expectations! So, let’s take advantage of these amazing opportunities!
Intro to FCS
Family Studies
Human Growth and Development
Foundations of Early Childhood Education
Culinary Essentials
Culinary 1
Culinary 2
Baking and Pastry
Career Connections
Community Connections