FCCLA Basics
Programs and Events
Planning Process
Power of One
FCCLA Challenge
Which Unit
100

What does FCCLA stand for?

Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America

100

Which National Program teaches members how to make, save, and spend money wisely?

Financial Fitness

100

What is the first step of the FCCLA Planning Process?

Identify Concerns

100

How many Power of One units are there?

5

100

How much are FCCLA membership dues?

$25

100

You decide to work on managing your money better. Which Power of One unit fits this project?

A Better You

200

FCCLA is designed for students at what school levels?

Junior high and high school

200

Which National Program focuses on safe driving?

FACTS — Families Acting for Community Traffic Safety

200

What is the second step of the Planning Process?

Set a Goal

200

Power of One helps FCCLA members find and use what?

Their personal power

200

What is the deadline for paying FCCLA dues?

October 1st

200

You plan a family night to improve your family's time together. Which unit?

Family Ties

300

FCCLA is run through what school department?

Family and Consumer Sciences

300

Which National Program helps members explore career options and prepare for job success?

Career Connections

300

What are the six questions you should answer when you Form a Plan?

Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How

300

Do you have to work on all five Power of One units at the same time?

No. Only one unit needs to be worked on at a time.

300

What three award designations can participants receive in competitive events?

Bronze, Silver, or Gold

300

You create a résumé and research colleges for your future career. Which unit?

Working on Working

400

FCCLA is described as what type of organization because students help make the decisions?

Student led

400

What does STAR stand for?

Students Taking Action with Recognition

400

During which step do you carry out your project and record the actions you take?

ACT

400

Name THREE things a member can gain from completing a Power of One project.

Any three:

  • Become more familiar with FCCLA and its opportunities
  • Improve your life
  • Learn real-world skills
  • Explore special interests
  • Gain recognition
400

Name TWO responsibilities of an FCCLA member.

Any two:

  • Attend regular chapter meetings
  • Maintain high eligibility-level grades
  • Assume responsibilities with projects and programs when asked
  • Participate in fundraising
  • Hold yourself to a high academic and moral standard
400

You volunteer and practice public speaking to improve your leadership skills. Which unit?

Take the Lead

500

Name all four levels of FCCLA.

Chapter, Section, State, and National

500

At what three levels can students compete in STAR Events?

Section, State, and National

500

Put all five steps of the FCCLA Planning Process in order.

  1. Identify Concerns
  2. Set a Goal
  3. Form a Plan
  4. Act
  5. Follow-up
500

Name all FIVE Power of One units.

A Better You, Family Ties, Working on Working, Take the Lead, and Speak Out for FCCLA

500

What happens during the Follow-up step of the FCCLA Planning Process?

Evaluate the project, determine how well the goal was accomplished, identify what worked and what did not, thank those involved, and recognize participants.

500

You create a recruitment project to teach other students about FCCLA. Which unit?

Speak Out for FCCLA

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