Friday, November 11, 2016
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I-X Center - Cleveland, Ohio
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Family and Consumer Sciences, Education and Training, Hospitality and Tourism Supervisors Meeting
November 21, 2016
Ohio FFA Center, 717 E. 17th Avenue, Columbus, Ohio
9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.
Registration in
STARS. Keyword Search: CTE
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| FREE Kendall College Webinars |
Free Kendall College Webinars start Today!
Kendall College is once again providing FREE webinars and CEUs for advisers. The webinars will help advisers prepare students for competition in Culinary Arts and Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation
STAR Events
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Visit
kendall.edu/FCCLA
between
November 1, 2016 - December 31, 2016
, and choose your course. Watch all four videos, and complete the online CEU application. One CEU will be awarded a certificate of competition, and a lesson plan for the completed modules are provided.
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| Ohio Lions Clubs Grant Application |
The James T. and Betty Coffey Fund is dedicated to involving school-aged children in effective and creative drug and violence prevention projects, and other successful service-learning activities in their schools and communities. The fund will award grants up to $500 to teachers submitting the most effective service projects involving students. Deadline for Submission: November 15, 2016.
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| Check Out This New Opportunity to Earn Cash for your Chapter! |
FCCLA is hosting a Teen Road Safety Assessment (RSA) initiative, sponsored by State Farm, during the 2016-2017 school year. This initiative will enhance peer to peer education, connect chapters and State Farm agents at the grassroots level, and promote teen driver safety by having FCCLA members study their school intersections.
For more
information.
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| The Ohio School Breakfast Challenge |
The Ohio School Breakfast Challenge encourages all schools to give their students a great start to their day with a healthy breakfast. Why? Breakfast helps students do their
best
. Students who eat breakfast have better nutrition, perform better in school and on average, attend 1.5 more days of school per year and score 17.5 percent higher on standardized math tests.
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Registration for Career Development Events opens November 15, 2016 and close December 15, 2016. All affiliation must be paid before you can register for CDEs.
CDE fees this year are $65 for each CDE (individual and/or group) Culinary team will have an additional $40 supply fee. Registration site will be posted on the regional conference tab. All events must be registered by the deadline. Changes to CDE participants will be able to be made through the registration system until January 20, 2017.
New this year!
Event availability has changed. Be sure to view the chart of available Career Development Events by career field.
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FCCLA has been selected to engage our chapters in specific communities across the country including the cities in your state listed above to promote Access from AT&T. The goal of the Access program is to create a more prosperous and just future by ensuring all Americans can leverage the transformative power of technology and the Internet - regardless of race, age or income level.
We currently do not have any chapters from the Ohio target cities registered to participate and we were hoping you could assist us in encouraging chapters in the cities above! If a chapter is one of the first 200 chapters to sign-up, they will receive a Kick-off Toolkit including AT&T and FCCLA items as shown in the attached photo as well as an electronic toolkit. The chapters will be asked to sign up, promote the Access program (which is open to everyone in their community who has one person receiving SNAP benefits in the home), and hold enrollment events.
The best part? These chapters will receive
$150 upon completion of the required milestones to use as they'd like! AND this is a terrific project for them to use to apply for an FCCLA Leadership Service in Action Award. We make it very easy for them to get started. They simply register via the link below. We've also recorded a brief "how to" webinar, including helpful tips for hosting an event in their communities. Anyone interested can access that webinar here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROBcxkIy1oE.
Target Cities:
Cleveland, OH
Columbus, OH
Cincinnati, OH
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| Clifford "Poppy" Collins Scholarship |
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Clifford Collins has been around FCCLA for many years lending his support to members of FCCLA in many ways. He has acted as a father and grandfather to the members of FCCLA for many years. He has been a constant presence at local, state and national meetings. Poppy, as members call him, has joked, encouraged and prodded members to do the very best with their lives. Poppy has been a supporter of Ohio FCCLA Endowment financially and verbally.
The 2016 Recipient was
Adrianna Beavers. She attended Georgetown Jr./Sr. High School and has enrolled in Miami University. While attending Miami, she plans to study Microbiology. How has FCCLA influenced her life? Adrianna writes, "FCCLA over the years has taught me that there are so many ways you can change your community, whether it be a toy drive or being a doctor helping a family. With my career, I will hopefully be able to study diseases, especially hereditary ones, and help families in need in my community".
Scholarship information is available to seniors in FCCLA. The scholarship form is located at
www.ohiofcclaendowment.com
. The endowment assist the Ohio FCCLA Association in its mission to develop bright, responsible leaders. The endowment has supported the organization through the awarding of scholarships, chapter grants, leadership development, and recognition awards for individuals and chapters.
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