Be a STAR! Get involved in STAR Events! STAR Events STAR Events (Students Taking Action With Recognition) are competitive events in which members are recognized for their proficiency and achievement in individual or group projects,
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Be a STAR! Get involved in STAR Events!<br>
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STAR Events STAR Events (Students Taking Action With Recognition) are competitive events in which members are recognized for their proficiency and achievement in individual or group projects, leadership skills and career preparation.
There are four main types of STAR Events.<br>
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Foundational Events Foundational Events, which build basic leadership and life skills, are for members who want to get involved and improve upon themselves.
Some examples are:<br>
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Leadership Events Leadership events provide an opportunity for leaders to gain recognition for their work in their chapters.
Leadership Events include :<br>
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Career Focused Events These events are for students interested in specific careers.
Career Preparation Events include:<br>
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Online Events In online events, participants submit their online, digital project for evaluation. In these events, you don’t compete at regionals or state but you submit your project toNational FCCLA. You then have to be in the top 15 to make it to the National Leadership Conference. At nationals you will have to present your project and give an oral presentation.
The online events are:<br>
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Steps to Get Started<br>
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First Step Read! Read! Read!
Read Event Descriptions and Specifications
Read the Point Summary Sheet
Read the Rubric<br>
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Second Step Understand the procedures, competition categories, and time requirements.
Levels : 1, 2 or 3
Speech Length
Presentation Element Requirements<br>
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Third Step Learn and use the FCCLA Planning Process.
The FCCLA Planning Process is required in almost every event!
The FCCLA Planning Process Sheet can be found on the National FCCLA website.<br>
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Timeline Know when your Regional Competition is!
This is the first time you will compete your STAR Event!
You can then move on to State or Nationals depending on score and placing at these events.<br>
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Resources!<br>
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Quiz Which STAR Event is For You?
Go to fcclainc.org
Under compete find STAR Events
Scroll down until you get to STAR Event Resources
Click on Which STAR Event is For You?<br>
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Event Descriptions Descriptions for each event can be found on the national FCCLA website fcclainc.org under the “compete”, “STAR Events” tab at the very bottom.<br>
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Competitive Events Guide The 2021-2022 Competitive Events Guide can be found on the FCCLA Student portal under the “Resources Tab”.<br>
