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The Importance Of FCCLA

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FCCLA WHAT IS FCCLA? Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America. FCCLA is a club, in Harrisburg, that works with the community and family focused activities. Our goal is to make an impact in our community by making it a better place to live, learn, and grow. WHERE? Where will you see most of us? In Kern’s room. Kern’s room is the hot spot to find one of the officers. We are also all going to state FCCLA this year. This is held in Sioux Falls at the Ramkota. State is the highlight of the year we all present and wear our kakis and polos. It is surely a great time! There is a dance, amazing speakers, and a ton of people! WHEN? We have events together scattered throughout the year. We will give further notice to when the events

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