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Do Now/EQ/Standard: 8/12

• Do Now: Answer the following: why do you think it is important to join an social organization? Please write on an index card.

• EQ: What is FCCLA? Who can join?• Standard: CTAE-FS-8: Apply leadership

and teamwork skills in collaborating with others to accomplish organizational goals and objectives.

Agenda-1/10/14• Bellringer: Work on your Career

Connections from yesterday if it isn’t complete. If you’re finished, start on FCCLA Scavenger Hunt sheet!

• Don’t forget to turn in signed page of course syllabus!

• Make sure you have collected all 3 handouts on back table!

FCCLA• FCCLA stands for Family, Career, &

Community Leaders of America• FCCLA was founded in 1945• Formally known as Future

Homemakers of America (FHA)

Local Chapter• Chapter name: Brunswick High

FCCLA• Region: 9

National Headquarters• Located in Reston, VA• GA Headquarters: Lawrenceville,

GA

FCCLA Theme/Events• Theme: Discover Your Voice• Magazine: Teen Times

Who’s Eligible to Join?• Must be enrolled or previously

enrolled in a Family and Consumer Sciences Class.

STAR Events/FCCLA Week

• STAR (Students Taking Action with Recognition)

• Competition Events:– Career Investigation– Chapter Service– Illustrated Talk– Entrepreneurship– Culinary Arts– Interior Design

• FCCLA Week: 2nd week in February

Mission Statement• To promote personal growth and

leadership development through Family & 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 communications; practical knowledge; and career preparation

National FCCLA Programs

• STOP the Violence- (Students taking on prevention.

• Student Body-• Community Service• Financial Fitness

State Projects• Baking and Pastry• Digital Storytelling• Food safety and sanitation• Chicken Fabrication

Questions??

Assignment• Complete FCCLA scavenger hunt

by using the website www.fcclainc.org or using the two posters that are posted on each door in the classroom. This activity requires movement.