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Ohio FCCLA National Leadership Conference Awards and Accomplishments
- Ashland County West Holmes Career Center ECE: Families First High School National Program Award Winner
- Alyssa McKinley, Graham High School Ohio Hi – Point Career Center: Say Yes to FCS Signee
- Aleah Tornberg, Marysville High School: FCCLA/Knowledge Matters Virtual Business Challenge: Fashion 1st Place
- Janea Makowski, Penta Career Center Culinary Arts: Spirit of Advising Award
- Melissa Long, Buckeye Career Center Teaching Professions: Master Adviser Award
- Natalie Martin, Bellevue High School: Adviser Academy Course Two Graduate
- Ohio FCCLA: Membership Increase Award
STAR Event Medals:
- Gold: 84 Participants (52 Entries)
- Silver: 76 Participants (47 Entries)
- Bronze: 12 Participants (4 Entries)
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National FCCLA First Vice President: Grant Hubley
Grant Hubley, 2023-2024 Ohio FCCLA President, was recently elected as the FCCLA National First Vice President at the 2024 National Leadership Conference in Seattle, Washington. During his time in FCCLA, Grant has competed in several different competitive events, participated in national programs, and partner contests. He is extremely excited to further FCCLA's programs throughout the next year. Grant is a junior at Anthony Wayne High School – Penta Career Center.
The National Executive Council has the following responsibilities:
- Review the aims and objectives of the national program of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America.
- Recommend the establishment of programs, projects, and activities.
- Plan the program for the national meetings sponsored by the national organization.
- Conduct the official business of the organization at the National Leadership Conference.
- Interpret and advocate the goals and program activities of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America to groups and individuals within and outside the organization.
Please help us congratulate Grant Hubley for this accomplishment!
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National Leadership Conference Rubrics The National Leadership Conference Rubrics have not been released yet for download. Thank you again to the volunteers who made NLC competitive events possible!
If you have any questions, please email competitiveevents@fcclainc.org. As a friendly reminder, all scores are final.
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2024 OATFCS Summer Conference
The Ohio Association Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences invite you to attend the 2024 OATFACS Summer Conference on July 29-30, 2024, in Lewis Center, Ohio! The OATFACS Summer Conference provides professional development opportunities designed specifically for Family and Consumer Sciences education teachers looking to excel in the classroom, boost their Career Technical Student Organization, and strengthen the field of Family and Consumer Sciences. Attendees will receive up-to-date professional development training, share ideas, and network with other Family and Consumer Sciences teachers from across the state.
Early Bird Registration before July 8:
- OATFACS Member: $350
- Non-Member: $450
Registration after July 8:
- OATFACS Member: $450
- Non-Member: $550
- Undergraduate Student Rate: $50
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FCCLA National Leadership Conference Highlights | Thank you to all chapters representing Ohio FCCLA and congratulations to all competitors and award recipients. Ohio FCCLA was well represented at the 2024 National Leadership Conference in Seattle, Washington. |  | |
Ohio FCCLA Star Event Finalists:
1st Place
- Baking and Pastry, Level 3: Auburn Career Center Culinary Senior
- Chapter in Review Portfolio, Level 1: Jackson Center Jr./Sr. High School – Upper Valley Career Center
- Digital Stories for Change, Level 3: Anthony Wayne High School – Penta Career Center
- Entrepreneurship, Level 1: Anthony Wayne Jr. High School – Penta Career Center
- National Programs in Action, Level 2: Woodridge High School
2nd Place
- Culinary Arts, Level 3: Lorain County JVS Culinary Senior
- Entrepreneurship, Level 2: Eaton High School
- Fashion Sketch, Level 2: Butler Tech – Lakota West Freshman
- National Programs in Action, Level 2: Jackson Center Jr./Sr. High School – Upper Valley Career Center
3rd Place
- Baking and Pastry, Level 3: Eastland Career Center
- Digital Stories for Change, Level 3: Graham High School Ohio Hi – Point Career Center
- Fashion Construction, Level 1: Anthony Wayne Jr. High School – Penta Career Center
- Instructional Video Design, Level 1: Anthony Wayne Jr. High School – Penta Career Center
- Professional Presentation, Level 3: Jackson Center Jr./Sr. High School – Upper Valley Career Center
Top 10
- Career Investigation, Level 2: US Grant Career Center Culinary Arts
- Chapter In Review Display, Level 3: Woodridge High School
- Chapter In Review Display, Level 3: Fairfield Union High School
- Chapter In Review Portfolio, Level 2: Fairfield Union High School
- Chapter Service Project Display, Level 3: Botkins High School
- Chapter Service Project Portfolio, Level 2: Graham High School Ohio Hi – Point Career Center
- Chapter Service Project Portfolio, Level 3: Anthony Wayne High School – Penta Career Center
- Culinary Arts, Level 3: Auburn Career Center
- Culinary Math Challenge, Level 2: US Grant Career Center Culinary
- Early Childhood Education, Level 2: Miami East High School
- Event Management, Level 3: Anthony Wayne High School – Penta Career Center
- Fashion Design, Level 2: Butler Tech - Lakota West Freshman
- FCCLA Chapter Website, Level 1: Anthony Wayne Jr. High School - Penta Career Center
- FCCLA Chapter Website, Level 2: Anthony Wayne High School - Penta Career Center
- Focus on Children, Level 3: Rock Hill High School - Collins Career Center ECE
- Focus on Children, Level 3: Upper Valley Career Center ECE
- Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation, Level 1: Anthony Wayne Jr. High School - Penta Career Center
- Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation, Level 3: Penta Career Center Culinary Junior
- Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation Challenge, Level 3: Eastland Career Center Culinary Arts
- Interpersonal Communications, Level 2: Butler Tech - Ross High School
- Job Interview, Level 2: Shelby High School - Pioneer Career & Technology Center
- National Programs in Action, Level 3: Woodridge High School
- Nutrition and Wellness, Level 1: Anthony Wayne Jr. High School - Penta Career Center
- Nutrition Challenge, Level 3: Eastland Career Center Culinary Arts
- Parliamentary Procedure, Level 1: Ontario Middle School
- Parliamentary Procedure, Level 2: Botkins High School
- Parliamentary Procedure, Level 3: Bellevue High School
- Pastry Technical Decorating Skills, Level 3: Eastland Career Center
- Professional Presentation, Level 1: Ross Middle School
- Professional Presentation, Level 2: Butler Tech - Ross High School
- Promote and Publicize FCCLA, Level 2: Butler Tech - Talawanda High School
- Public Policy Advocate, Level 3: Penta Career Center ECE
- Sports Nutrition, Level 1: Anthony Wayne Jr. High School - Penta Career Center
- Sports Nutrition, Level 2: Black River High School
- Sports Nutrition, Level 3: Apollo Career Center Culinary Juniors
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2024-2025 Affiliation
Ohio FCCLA celebrated a remarkable growth with 10,778 members! Whether their passions lie in Human Services, Hospitality & Tourism, Education & Training, or Visual Arts & Design, FCCLA is here to guide students on a path to college-and-career success as they navigate their future.
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Individual: $6.00 (state) plus $9.00 (national) - $15.00 per member and per adviser
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Middle School Package: $420 (state) plus $250 (national) - $670 per chapter plus $15.00 per adviser
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Up to 25 Package: $150 (state) plus $395 (national) - $545 per chapter plus $15.00 per adviser
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Unlimited Package: $516 (state) plus $775 (national) - $1,291 per chapter plus $15.00 per adviser
- Chapters must affiliate a minimum of 12 members
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