Please take a minute to review the following national standards. If you know someone who works in this area please see if they will take a few minutes to respond as well. All surveys must be completed by August 16, 2016.
Thank you.

There is a program which has successfully provided teachers in 90 countries with the resources, tools and teacher training to effectively improve student behavior and community involvement. The recently updated Lions Quest program for 9-12 graders provides a complete Social and Emotional Learning curriculum with one-semester, one-year, or multi-year implementation options.  The innovative and flexible curriculum moves beyond the classroom to foster civic responsibility and build essential social, emotional, academic, and workplace skills.  Two service-learning projects help foster civic responsibility as students move beyond the classroom and apply, social, emotional, academic, and workplace skills. For more program information go to

http://lions-quest.org

A two-day workshop provides teachers with the understanding and skills to effectively use the curriculum.  For Ohio we need 12-40 teachers to set up a workshop in a location convenient for attendees.  Contact Charles Newland at [email protected] or Paul Nutter at 

[email protected] to answer your questions.

FCCLA Back to School Special Four Piece Uniform Only $28.95. Here's the Order Form.

Competitions play a vital role in culinary arts as they continually raise the standards of culinary excellence. There is no better way for a culinarian to hone their craft than by putting their skills and knowledge to the test in a competitive format.

Participation in ACF approved competitions will also earn you continuing education hours for ACF certification. ACF Competition Manuals Student Competition Manual (2.54 MB)

October 22-23, 2016 ACF - Columbus Chapter

Show Site: Columbus Culinary Institute, Columbus, OH

Show Chair: Joel O'Donnell, CEC - [email protected]

Telephone: (614) 306-5082  Website:   http://acfcolumbus.org

This year dues will stay the same $6.00 for state and $9.00 for national. All dues must be paid before you can register for Career Development Events.  Affiliation will open August 15, 2016.

This year the Ohio FCCLA Booth lead the completion of 66 blankets to donate, 120 paracord bracelets, Wrote over 300 letters to servicemen and police officers, worked with the American Cancer Society and Childhood Hunger Alliance and packed over 100 hygiene kits for the community shelter board.

Thank you to all of this year's fair participants.

The State project this year will be Operation Gratitude. More information about the wide variety of service opportunities is available on their website www.operationgratitude.com

If you missed the opportunity to complete the survey at the OATFACS Conference please take the time to provide feedback on upcoming Professional Development and FCCLA activities at https://goo.gl/forms/A4R36BHRJaIqRLoF2

Deadline September 1, 2016

Have you participated in the "Ohio FCCLA Endowment Challenge?" You can be a part of the $25,000 goal!

The following individuals accepted and kicked off the "$25 for 25 Challenge" while at the OATFACS Teacher Conference

The Challenge is for students, alumni, teachers, and friends of FCCLA to donate this year to reach our goal of $25,000. Congratulations to Ruth Budd, winning the cash door prize of the $25 for 25 Challenge at the OATFACS conference.

Thank you for supporting Ohio FCCLA Endowment and the future of Ohio FCCLA.

For more information, The Ohio FCCLA Endowment invites all advisers to visit the website at www.ohiofcclaendowment.com

Attention all advisers!

Official FCCLA attire can be ordered through the Ohio FCCLA Alumni and Associates.  Advisers can contact Bev Foutz at [email protected] and place an order for FCCLA attire.  The attire can be ordered and then picked up the first day of FCCLA Leadership Training in October.  Please contact Bev no later than September 20, 2016 with any questions and to place orders for the October meeting.  

Also, a special note of thanks to all of the advisers that purchased clothing while attending the OATFACS conference.  Ohio FCCLA Alumni and Associates uses the sales of FCCLA merchandise to create finances to provide grants and other items for our Ohio FCCLA program.