Ohio Family and Consumer Sciences Newsletter
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March 17 - State Leadership Conference Registration - opens
March 28 - Executive Council Candidate Practice Interview - Ohio FFA Center
Agenda
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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Culinary Career Development Events - Region 3 - February 22, 2020
Career Development Events - Region 2 - March 7, 2020
Career Development Events - Region 3 - March 14, 2020
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Apply now for the 2020 Champion of Breakfast Award - Share Your Breakfast Best Practice & Receive Recognition
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The Champion of Breakfast award recognizes individual school districts or schools that demonstrate success in building collaborative efforts to create, enhance or expand their School Breakfast Program.
To nominate your district or school click
here
. Nominations will be accepted thru February 3, 2020. Champion award winning schools will be announced in March 2020 and will receive special recognition at an Ohio School Breakfast Challenge luncheon in May 2020.
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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. Thank you for your patience as we worked out the issues. If you have any questions, please let us know at
[email protected].
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Botkins High School receive $1000
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Congratulations! FCCLA is excited to announce that Botkins High School FCCLA has been randomly selected to receive $1,000 to thank you for your work in training over 75 youth in Taking Down Tobacco 101. A check for your chapter’s award will be sent directly to your school within the next three weeks.
Thank you for supporting FCCLA’s partnership with Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids (CTFK), and for engaging FCCLA members in trainings that help them understand the dangers of tobacco use and how their voices can help their peers #BetheFirst tobacco-free generation.
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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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Framework for Family and Consumer Sciences Information Sheets
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The NASAFACS Board has created four, one-page information sheets around the Framework for FCS in CTE, which can be found
here. There are three FCS-Related Sector Sheets as well as one overall Framework information sheet. These can be great resources as you help state and local CTE administrators understand the role of FCS Education in supporting Career Pathway initiatives and advocating for high-quality FCS Education program.
Sector Sheets for Family and Consumer Sciences:
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Bowling Green Family and Consumer Sciences Education
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Greetings from BGSU!!! For those of you I have not met, my name is Jeremy Nadler, and I am the newest teaching professor to the Department of Career Tech Workforce Development in the School of Teaching and Learning.
As many of you are aware, the Family and Consumer Science Program at BGSU has a long and rich history, graduating thousands of FCS teachers. In fact, programs now offered within the department began at BGSU during the early decades of the University, which was founded in 1910. As society and education changed, the program area not only remained current but led the way statewide and even nationally in various programs and curriculum.
Will you please help to identify our future FCS educators and encourage them to consider BGSU? We are continuing to experience a shortage of qualified teachers in our field, so please let your students know that job openings abound throughout Ohio and the United States.
I have attached a few materials that you may want to place in your classrooms and/or provide to students you feel will be great teachers, and be sure to send them to the BGSU website for additional information. Also, I would be happy to speak to your classes regarding the opportunities in Career Tech Education, so feel free to reach out to me to schedule a visit. Thank you for your time and consideration, and thank you for all you do for your students and CTE.
(infographic
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Guide Middle School Students in Career and Apprenticeship Exploration with New Materials
The U.S. Department of Labor has collaborated with Scholastic to release a new set of educational materials introducing middle school students, parents, and teachers to apprenticeships. This set of materials – including a student magazine, teacher guide, and classroom poster – builds upon the original educational program launched earlier this year and illustrates how apprenticeships can help students develop soft skills. It’s not too early for middle school students to start thinking about their future careers and learn how youth apprenticeship opportunities can serve as a foundation for jump starting a career. Visit
Scholastic’s apprenticeship webpage to download the materials and
apprenticeship.gov to learn more about youth apprenticeship programs.
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Ohio Association of American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
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Fundraising Night
Wednesday, February 12, 2020
3:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M.
Support this cause by presenting the
attached invitation to the listed Texas Roadhouse (1770 Hilliard Rome Rd, Hilliard, Ohio)
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FCCLA Day with the Blue Jackets is an event that provides insight into a career in sports. The event will consist of an on-ice skate, arena tour and speaker panel with professionals in the industry with plenty of opportunity for Q&A. Our speaker panel will be led by PA Announcer, Greg Murray. After students and advisers are encouraged to stay and watch the Blue Jackets take on the Philadelphia Flyers.
Date: Thursday February 20th, 2020
Where: Nationwide Arena, 200 W. Nationwide Blvd. Columbus, Ohio, 43215
Check-In: 12:30 – 1:00 P.M.
Education Day 1:00 – 4:00 P.M.
Exit Nationwide Arena: 4:00 – 6:00 PM
Blue Jackets vs. Flyers:7:00 – 9:30 P.M. (doors open at 6:00 P.M.)
Registration is $29 per person and covers the educational event and admission to the Blue Jackets game. To register, please complete the form and return it to the Blue Jackets as soon as possible along with your tax-exempt form.
It’s your dedication and hard work that make careers like this possible. Thank you for your support and we hope to see you at Nationwide Arena!
If you have any questions or would like to submit your order, please contact Mike Barbieri with the Blue Jackets at 614-246-3976, or
[email protected]
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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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Ohio Family and Consumer Sciences| 25 South Front Street, Columbus Ohio 43215-4183 | 614-466-5718
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