Ohio Family and Consumer Sciences Newsletter
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March 17 - State Leadership Conference Registration - opens
April 4 - Interviews - Executive Council Candidates - Endowment Scholarships Candidates - Outstanding Chapter Award - State Degree - Eastland Career Center
April 18 - State Culinary Career Development Events - Columbus State Community College
April 23 - State Career Development Events - Bricker Building, Ohio Expo
April 23-24 - State Leadership Conference - Ohio Expo Center
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Regional Career Development Events
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Career Development Events - Region 2 - March 7, 2020
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Regional Career Development Events
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This weekend kicks off Regional competitive events. As a reminder to advisers all rubrics must be picked up the day of the event. Each site will hold an Awards Ceremony where participants will receive a rating medal. Once all of the chapter’s participants have been recognized the adviser may stop by the Tally Room to receive rubrics and stickers. Certificates will not be provided at the site but advisers may
download the template here. Rubrics will not be mailed.
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CDA Assessment Fee Scholarships
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CDA Assessment Fee Scholarships are available through OCCRRA. As soon as students are ready to apply to the Council, they can apply for this scholarship. Please contact Marla Tiano at OCCRRA with questions. She can be reached at 614-310-1369 or via email at
[email protected]. ACT NOW as these scholarships are limited in number!
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Have you seen our newly released Research Study? We are excited to have evidence-based data supporting the learning outcomes of Lead4Change. See complete details
here.
Once again the
Lead4Change Program is excited to announce an excellent opportunity for our members.
Ambassador Leaders are seeking volunteer teacher leaders to serve during their student leadership summits hosted at Harvard, Yale, UCLA and Johns Hopkins University. Over the course of one week and in a small group setting, teacher leaders facilitate the Lead4Change curriculum and help students cultivate their leadership skills through service.
Experience the power of student travel this summer with Ambassador Leaders. You can learn more and apply by visiting their
website today!
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State Leadership Conference
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Mark your calendars for April 23-24 State Leadership Conference. We are excited to announce that Ford Driving Skills for Life will be on site April 23. Details will be coming. Once again there will be in-depth leadership training, leadership seminars along with the College and Career Expo.
Registration costs:
Members/Student Guest - $35
Adviser(s)/Adult Guest - $10
Multi-Entry Parking Pass - $15
Administrators - Free
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Advisers please be aware that this year all students will compete at the regional level. In order for a participant to be eligible to be considered for a state qualifier position they must score a minimum of a 75 or better no matter how many participants registered at the regional level. All state qualifiers will be announced the week of March 16 in the newsletter and will be posted on the website as well.
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National Program Award Application
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The Program Award Applications are now available in the portal. All FACTS grant recipients need to apply for this award. If you have any questions, please let us know at
[email protected]
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January Unite in Red Recipients
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Centerburg High School - Isabell Moreland
Jackson Center High School - Brianna Ftzgerald
Leipsic High School - Kolby Chamberline
Licking Valley High School - Grace Chesser
Northwest High School - Cecilia Barajas
Pettisville High School - Keegan Wyse
Versailles High School - Haley Mangen
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Adviser Expectations with Career Development Events
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Importance of Chapter Advisers serving as judges for regional, state and national CDEs. Chapter advisers are subject matter experts in both Family and Consumer Sciences, Hospitality and Tourism, Education and Training and FCCLA. As subject matter experts, they serve an important role in providing essential information about FCCLA, Family and Consumer Sciences, Hospitality and Tourism, Education and Training curriculum, and Career-Technical Education to both members and other adult volunteers. Without chapter advisers serving as event volunteers, evaluation teams may lack critical context and subject matter information that could negatively impact final scoring.
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Winners of the Nationwide Super Sleep Video Contest at Granville Middle School
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Ten students in two Family and Consumers Sciences (FCS) classes at Granville Middle School, working in teams, entered two videos in the GENYOUth, Fuel Up to Play 60, and Sleep Number “Super Sleep Contest”. The winning team video for Ohio was produced by Justine Faith Robinson, and her teammates were Lille Gaubert, Faith Mate, and Dominic Maselli. The video team of Brady Rowe, Jack Brower, Megan Cumiskey, Eliot Alberry, Roxy Waggoner, and Sydney Ley were awarded Honorable Mention. Students in Barb Blatter’s FCS classes were given the assignment of creating a 90-second video that emphasized the importance of getting quality sleep each night, tips for removing sleep distraction from their rooms, the importance of sleep for teens, and suggestions for creating and sticking to a regular sleep schedule. In the video GMS students also were to voice the benefits of a good night’s sleep including better focus, concentration, and sports performance. The students used the WeVideo program to make, edit, and produce their Project Based Learning video entries for the contest. (
more Information)
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October 12-13 - FCCLA Leadership Training - Heartland Conference and Retreat Center
November 13-15, 2020 - National Fall Conference
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