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Congratulations Pennsylvania 2011 STAR Events National Team! STAR
Events (Students Taking Action with Recognition) are competitive
events in which members are recognized for proficiency and
achievement in chapter and individual projects, leadership skills
and occupational preparation. STAR Events offers individual skill
development through the following: Cooperative--teams work to
accomplish specific goals; individualized--members work alone to
accomplish specific goals; and competitive--individual or team
performance measured by an established set of criteria. As of the
2010-2011 school year, there are 31 different Pennsylvania STAR Events in which members may
participate.
FOUNDATIONAL
EVENTS
APPLIED
TECHNOLOGY
CAREER INVESTIGATION
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
FOCUS
ON CHILDREN
ILLUSTRATED
TALK
INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATIONS
JOB
INTERVIEW
LIFE
EVENT PLANNING
PARLIAMENTARY
PROCEDURE
RECYCLE
AND REDESIGN
LEADERSHIP
EVENTS
CHAPTER
SERVICE PROJECT DISPLAY
CHAPTER
SERVICE PROJECT MANUAL
CHAPTER SHOWCASE DISPLAY
CHAPTER
SHOWCASE MANUAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
AMBASSADOR
NATIONAL PROGRAMS IN ACTION
PROMOTE
AND PUBLICIZE FCCLA!
CAREER
PREPARATION EVENTS
CULINARY
ARTS
EARLY CHILDHOOD
FASHION
CONSTRUCTION
FASHION
DESIGN
FOOD
INNOVATIONS
INTERIOR
DESIGN
TEACH
AND TRAIN
PENNSYLVANIA (ONLY) EVENTS
PASTRY
ARTS BAKING
PASTRY ARTS CAKE DECORATING
FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE
NEW EVENTS FOR 2010-2011
ADVOCACY
HOSPITALITY, TOURISM & RECREATION
LEADERSHIP
NUTRITION AND WELLNESS
The FCCLA
Planning Process should be used to develop projects for STAR
Events.
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Planning Process
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Planning Process Worksheet in
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Worksheet in Word (can be saved) |
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FCCLA
members with disabilities as properly identified by a certified
psychologist or physician and having an Individualized Education
Plan (I.E.P.) will be reasonably accommodated in FCCLA regional,
state, and national events. Any
competitive events will be modified to provide an equal competitive
opportunity. Such
members may be allowed to provide and utilize special equipment that
FCCLA may not be able to provide.
Requests
for reasonable accommodations should be made in writing, with a
description of the handicap, along with any specific needs stated,
to the State Facilitator and returned by the regional or state
conference registration form deadline.
For national events, the request must be returned 90 days
prior to the start of the national meeting.
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