2023 FCCLA Portfolio

• Service Activities
• Chapter Resource Development
• Chapter Budget
• Public Relations Efforts

Some Concerns

• Work conflicts
• Other school events
• Something special and unique about our Chapter & my presentation
• Materials & Finances
• Support by students/ staff/ community/ Principal

My goal for this presentation is to accurately and professionally display my Chapter, our projects, and our participation within our community.

How

Who

What

Cost

My plan

Resources

When

Where

Evaluation

Following my plan and getting involved in events.

Making touch ups to accomodate feedback.

Heading to Highschool night is a night for upcoming Freshman as well as current Highschool students to see all the opportunities they have that year. This event got many students registered for career pathway classes.

The parade gave us a chance to represent our club to the middle schoolers at NDMS. This advertised to future members.

During FCCLA week we set themes and games on our social media to have a wonderful FCCLA spirit week!

This gained much support from the community! It also had us gain 5 members.

This Recruitment was to encourage any transfer students or unaware students to join FCCLA because it was still a chance for them. This event gained us 8 members!

VP & Historian

VP of Public Relations & Community Service Outreach

This 1st meeting was used to vote on our leadership roles. Each Candidate gave a speech on why they wanted each role. Lets take a look on who earned their roles.

VP of Finance and Fundraising

President

Secretary

We make agendas to keep members updated. These are posted via our instagram and can be found in our sponsors room.

Outside of our own chapter metings we attended the Fall Leadership Meeting in Dec.

To recognize these accomplishments and reach out to our community we use our social media, posters, as well as including them in our morning announcments.

• Social Media
• Chapter Website
• Food Innovations

• We ask all members

interested to attend a meeting

• We talk about each persons strengths, weaknesses, & interests.
• We discuss events related to either improve or embrace one of those.
• We set a schedule of expectations and check points for each event.

Each of these events gave our participating members a level of responsibility and leadership. While they were able to ask questions they participated on their own. These events highlight the ownership and willingness we want from our members.

This service project gave us the opportunity to collabborate with our local FFA chapter and provide food to our community. We did this service project with Families First in mind.

These gift bags went to our local SECU Family House. These families were beyond grateful and appreciated our efforts.

These doorhangers brightened the faces of these families which in turn brightened our days.

Each of these events aligned with the creativity and organization of FCS programs.

For this fundraiser each student was given a calendar and was responsible for finding a sponsor for each day. (ex. if you found a sponsor for day 1 they would donate $1)

Costs

Costs

This fundraiser gave us a creative opportunity to ¨snow¨ teachers rooms. Students would pay $5 to get a suggested teacher´s room decorated. We advertised through social media and morning announcements.

Costs

We sold cookies at lunch to hand out at valentines. It encouraged kindness in our community and fundraised for us. This fundraiser allowed us to team up with Subway.

Feedback

Our Chapter has reahed out to NDMS to teach kids 11-15 the basic skills for sewing. These lessons are mostly one on one to provide direct attention. We also post guides on our website for our community.

Feedback

This allowed us to reach out to kids in our school for unbiased taste testing to get accurate results and show them how things run in the kitchen.

This project allowed us to reach out to the children in our community and practice teaching techniques with kids.

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