June 2012 - fccla
June 2012 - fccla
June 2012 - fccla
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for enforcing the dress policy with their students. Delegates and guests not adhering to the dress policy will not be admitted<br />
into sessions.<br />
Thank you for your cooperation and support in putting forth a positive image of FCCLA throughout the National Leadership<br />
Conference!<br />
Please see the attachment to review the National Leadership Conference Dress Code.<br />
Career Explorations<br />
Career Explorations give FCCLA members and advisers the opportunity to expand their knowledge of careers and the workplace<br />
through tours and presentations by businesses in the locations of FCCLA national conferences. Career Explorations information<br />
and registration for the <strong>2012</strong> National Leadership Conference will be posted on the FCCLA national website early next week!<br />
TIRE | GENERAL SESSIONS<br />
Education and Leadership Development<br />
Alumni & Associates Volunteers<br />
We invite all FCCLA Alumni & Associates to who would like to help make the <strong>2012</strong> National Leadership Conference a fun,<br />
educational, and rewarding experience for attendees, to volunteer during the week. Our goal is to plug A&A volunteers into<br />
enjoyable opportunities so you can stay connected to the organization. If A&A are attending NLC with your chapter and they<br />
would like to play a bigger role of the conference, please have them complete this A&A Volunteer Survey so we can find options<br />
that will interest them.<br />
Programs & Youth & Adviser Training<br />
Lesson Plans and Activities<br />
Share your FCCLA lesson plans and activities with other advisers, and find lessons to use in your classroom. Please send lesson<br />
plans and activities (including attachments) to Bethany S. Kohut at bkohut@<strong>fccla</strong>inc.org.<br />
Share Our Strength at NLC<br />
Share Our Strength is excited to see everyone at NLC this year! We’ll be hosting two workshops on Wednesday, participating in<br />
the Adviser Activity Room and we’ll have a booth in the exhibit hall. The workshops are your chance to learn more about the<br />
issue of childhood hunger and how it affects kids in your state and all across the country. Advisers will get a chance to<br />
participate in curriculum activities that are available to teach your students about hunger in the classroom. We’ll also have tips<br />
for getting involved and some great prizes at our booth! See you there!<br />
Share Our Strength Website and Resources<br />
Share Our Strength and FCCLA have gotten a makeover! We are excited to rollout two new web pages.<br />
www.NoKidHungry2.org/<strong>fccla</strong> has ways to get involved and resources about childhood hunger for students and advisers.<br />
Chapters should visit this page often as they plan National Outreach activities. And www.NiKidHungry2.org/<strong>fccla</strong>advisers is a<br />
resources page just for advisers that includes hunger curriculum for your classroom. Both web pages are part of a new website<br />
designed to engage youth of all ages and their teachers and parents. Check out the entire site when you have a chance.<br />
Coming Soon!<br />
Share Our Strength is excited to announce a series of webinars this fall. Students and advisers will get the chance to dive<br />
deeper into the issue of childhood hunger and what needs to be done to end it. Stay tuned for dates and specific topics.<br />
March of Dimes Update<br />
March of Dimes looks forward to seeing you this summer to learn about your volunteer successes with the March of Dimes and<br />
share more information on how to get involved to improve the health of babies and make a difference in the lives of moms,<br />
babies and families. Stop by our booth, visit our workshops & we’ll see you in the Adviser Activity Room!<br />
Miscellaneous<br />
Best Buy Grant Opportunity<br />
Deadline: July 1<br />
Through the Community Grants program, Best Buy teams across the United States select non-profit organizations that give<br />
teens access to opportunities through technology to help them excel in school and develop 21st century skills. This year, the<br />
Best Buy Children’s Foundation will give $2.8 million in Community Grants. Grant amounts will average $4000-$6000 and will<br />
not exceed $10,000.<br />
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