FCCLA: Leaders for Today and Tomorrow

What does FCCLA stand for?

• Family, Career and Community Leaders of America

• Future Community and Career Leaders of America

• Family, Career and College Leaders of America

• Future Careers and Community Leaders Association

Who can join FCCLA?

• Students in family and consumer sciences education, in grades up to 12th grade and some college students.

• Only teachers and school staff members.

• Any student regardless of their field of study.

• Only students in grades 9-10.

What is the main goal of FCCLA?

• Helping families and communities by teaching leadership and important life skills.

• Promoting international trade and business relations.

• Focusing solely on athletic achievements in schools.

• Providing only financial support to local businesses.

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When did FCCLA start?

• 1945

• 1950

• 1930

• 1965

What was FCCLA originally called?

• Future Homemakers of America (FHA)

• Family, Career and Community Leaders of Tomorrow

• National Homemakers Association

• American Home Economics Society

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Where is FCCLA's main office located?

• Herndon, Virginia

• Atlanta, Georgia

• Dallas, Texas

• Chicago, Illinois

How many student members does FCCLA have today?

• Over 244,000

• About 50,000

• Less than 100,000

• Around 500,000

Name one benefit of being in FCCLA.

• Making new friends, learning about different careers, developing skills for school and work, or participating in events to show skills and compete.

• Getting free movie tickets every month.

• Receiving automatic scholarships without application.

• Skipping all school assignments.

FCCLA is a club that helps students become _______ and prepare for careers.

• leaders

• followers

• spectators

• assistants

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FCCLA teaches important skills and focuses on issues like _______ eating.

• healthy

• fast

• expensive

• boring

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