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Illinois FCCLA Proficiency Events Handbook
2008 - 2011

   
Public Speaking - Creed Evaluation
Pastry Arts: Cookie Evaluation
Food Production: Relish Tray Evaluation
Food Production: Salad Demonstration Evaluation
Entrepreneurship - Pastry Arts: Cakes Evaluation
Entrepreneurship - Catering Evaluation
Food Science/Technology Evaluation
Professional Career Image Evaluation
Fashion Apparel Display Evaluation
Technology - Textiles and Apparel Evaluation
Apparel and Textiles - Apparel Construction Evaluation Information Card
Personal Child Care Provider Evaluation
Preschool Lesson Evaluation
Preschool Storytelling Evaluation
   
Event Regulations | Adviser Responsibilities

The fundamental purpose of education is to give all students the best possible opportunities and support to achieve their highest potential – in school, in the workplace and in life. More than ever before, we live in a rapidly changing world where work requires a mastery of advanced academic, and career and technical skills. The opportunities available through FCCLA address a variety of ways that support Illinois educational initiatives.

Participation in competitive events allows students to demonstrate what they know and are able to do. Participation also provides student/members with experiences to learn how to organize a project, work and learn with others and have pride in accomplishment. While each event has a specific focus, the competitive event experience can provide opportunities for student members to:

  • Achieve Illinois Learning Standards and Family and Consumer Sciences Career and Technical Skills
  • Explore careers
  • Develop leadership skills
  • Learn through a variety of instructional and assessment strategies
  • Develop partnerships with businesses and communities

The Illinois Proficiency Events and National STAR (Students Taking Action for Recognition) Events add value to the Family and Consumer Sciences classroom by challenging students to take responsibility for learning and preparing them for success in the 21st Century.