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National Programs

FCCLA offers eight peer-to-peer educational programs to help students develop real-world skills for life within Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) education. Each National Program is designed to be integrated into the FCS classroom to help reinforce lessons with opportunities for hands-on practice.

2023-2024 Georgia FCCLA National Programs Data

67,825

Number of people reached through Georgia FCCLA's chapter's National Program projects.

4,809

Georgia FCCLA chapter members completed a National Program Project

180

National Program Projects were completed by Georgia FCCLA chapters

57

Chapters submitted National Programs Applications

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National Program

Awards Winners

The following schools successfully completed a National Program Project at the local chapter level. They submitted their National Program Award Application through the Portal, qualifying them for consideration for both State-Level and National-Level National Program Awards.

State Level National Program Winners

Career Connection

Oglethorpe County MS & Early County HS
Community Service

Bonaire MS & Charlton County HS
FACTS

Feagin Mill MS & Screven County HS

Families First

Southeast Bulloch MS & Bacon County HS

Financial Fitness

Bonaire MS & Monroe Area HS

Stand Up

Feagin Mill MS & Greene County HS

Student Body

Feagin Mill MS & Long County HS

National Level National Program Winners

Career Connection

Feagin Mill Middle School

Financial Fitness

Bonaire Middle School​

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Power of One

Congratulations to the following chapters whose students completed the Power of One National Program and received their Power of One lapel pins at SLC!

Bleckley County High School

Bonaire Middle School

Bradwell Institute

Early County High School

Greene County High School

Houston County High School

Monroe Area High School

Trion High School

Applying for a National Program Award

  • Chapters must submit the National FCCLA National Program Award Application in the National FCCLA Portal to be considered for a Georgia FCCLA National Program Award (Plaque) and National FCCLA National Program Awards. This form is commonly termed the “Long Form” because it is longer and more extensive.

  • If interested ONLY in SLC Name Badge Ribbons for these National Programs, you can use the Georgia FCCLA Short Form.

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More information about applying for the National Program Awards can be found in the Georgia FCCLA Competitive Events Guide each year. 

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