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There are 10 regions across Washington State, each hosting separate Regional STAR Events Competitions throughout the month of January. At each competition, members present their project to a team of adult and student evaluators who assess their project based on the National FCCLA criteria.

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Students Taking Action with Recognition (STAR) Events are Competitive Events in which members compete at the regional/district, state, and national levels. Students are recognized for proficiency and achievement in chapter and individual projects, leadership skills, and career preparation. STAR Events allow students to compete individually or as a team. There are more than 30 STAR Events students can choose to compete in, all of which recognize participants who demonstrate their knowledge, skills, and abilities to actively identify an issue concerning families, careers, or communities, research the topic, and develop and implement a project to advocate for positive change.

STAR Events offer individual skill development and application of learning through the following activities:

Cooperative - teams work to accomplish specific goals

Individualized - an individual member works alone to accomplish specific goals

Competitive - individual or team performance is measured by an established set of criteria

STAR Event Resources

Which STAR Event is for You?

Not sure which STAR Event is for you? The following quiz can help you narrow down your choices. Be sure to ask your chapter adviser for the STAR Event guidelines and discuss any eligibility criteria before making your final decision!

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Students Taking Action with Recognition (STAR) Events are Competitive Events in which members compete at the regional/district, state, and national levels. Students are recognized for proficiency and achievement in chapter and individual projects, leadership skills, and career preparation. STAR Events allow students to compete individually or as a team.

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First time chapter affiliates, please click on the First Time Chapter Affiliation button to set up your chapter in the system. Once your state adviser has approved the the chapter request, you will be emailed your login credentials.

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Links to Instructions and Print Outs to help complete events

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NASAFACS Standards The National Standards for Family and Consumer Sciences Education, Second Edition (NASAFACS 2008) continues the proud tradition of providing the framework for national, state, and local programs that prepare students for family life, work life, and careers in Family and Consumer Sciences by empowering individuals and families across the life span to manage the challenges of living and working in a diverse global society.

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WA-FCCLA | Welcome to Washington's FCCLA

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TONS of INFO!!

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FCCLA offers national recognition to members who complete all five FCCLA Power of One units. This honor includes special recognition on the FCCLA website and at the National Leadership Conference. To gain recognition for your Power of One accomplishments, email the Five Unit Recognition Application to your state adviser (by the state deadline).

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STAR Events (Students Taking Action With Recognition) are competitive events that allow members to compete in individual or team events. Participants must receive a "Gold" rating and a score of at least 90 at Regional competitions to move on to the State Competition. At State, the top rated 1st and 2nd place "Gold Medal" individual or team/s per event (according to the current STAR Event Guide) move on to National Competition.

Competitions take place at the Regional level in January and at the State level in the spring at the State Leadership Conference. Members compete at the National level at the National Leadership Conference in July.

There are currently 29 STAR Events and 2 On-line Events. Make sure you download the most current copy of the Competitive Events guide from your On-line Affiliation Portal.

NATIONAL ON-LINE EVENTS

Registration closes February 1. Your projects need to be submitted February 1. On-line Events do NOT compete at the Washington Regional STAR Events level, nor do they compete at Washington State STAR Events Competition.

Your competition occurs on-line. Top winners in each event will go on to compete at the 2018 National Leadership Conference in Atlanta, GA.

STAR EVENTS INFORMATION SHEETS
Advocacy Information Sheet Applied Math for Culinary Management Information Sheet Career Investigation Information Sheet Chapter in Review Display Information Sheet Chapter in Review Portfolio Information Sheet Chapter Service Project Display Information Sheet Chapter Service Project Portfolio Information Sheet Culinary Arts Information Sheet Early Childhood Education Information Sheet Entrepreneurship Information Sheet Environmental Ambassador Information Sheet Fashion Construction Information Sheet Fashion Design Information Sheet Focus on Children Information Sheet Food Innovations Information Sheet Hospitality Tourism and Recreation Information Sheet Illustrated Talk Information Sheet Interior Design Information Sheet Interpersonal Communications Information Sheet Job Interview Information Sheet Leadership Information Sheet Life Event Planning Information Sheet National Programs in Action Information Sheet Nutrition and Wellness Information Sheet On Line Event Digital Stories for Change Information Sheet On-line Event FCCLA Chapter Website Information Sheet Parliamentary Procedure Information Sheet Promote and Publicize FCCLA Information Sheet Recycle and Redesign Information Sheet Sports Nutrition Information Sheet Teach and Train Information Sheet
2019 REGIONAL STAR EVENTS TBA

Region 1- January 17, 2019

Region 2- January 17, 2019

Region 3- January 18, 2019

Region 4- January 12, 2019

Region 5- January TBD

Region 6- January 15, 2019

Region 7- January TBD

Region 8- January TBA

Region 9- January TBD

Region 10- January 17, 2019

TBA

Check out this helpful STAR Events Guide for "NOT" Dummies!!
2017 - 2018 WA STAR EVENTS GUIDE FOR "NOT" DUMMIES
STAR EVENTS NEWSLETTER:

The STAR Events Newsletter will be available in November, 2017.

ON-LINE PROJECT SUMMARY FORM:
The Online Project Summary Form is an online, survey-like form that STAR Event participants complete prior to their first competition. Once participants complete the online form, they will receive instructions online to print the proof of submission page and to have it signed by the chapter adviser. This form can then be placed in a file folder, portfolio, display, or scanned for inclusion in an electronic portfolio. It is the responsibility of the participant to include this proof of submission page in their event materials. This form will be found on the Adviser's Affiliation Portal.

STATE AND NATIONAL PARTICIPANT ORIENTATION:

At the State level, there will be a form given to all participants at the STAR Event Participant Orientation which, when signed and presented to the room consultant at the participant's event, will serve as verification of attending orientation. There will be no participant sign-in prior to Orientation at State STAR Events on Wednesday morning.

National FCCLA has implemented online orientation for STAR Event participants. Those teams representing Washington at Nationals will go online for their orientation and print off a verification sheet to turn into their evaluators.

VOLUNTEERS:

Job Descriptions:
CLERK Job Description EVALUATOR Job Description LEAD CONSULTANT Job Description MONITORS Job Description ROOM CONSULTANT Job Descriptions SECURITY - All Events TIMERS Job Description
SAMPLE CASE STUDIES
SAMPLE Case Studies
STAR Events Demonstration Videos

At the National Leadership Conference, STAR Events participants/teams graciously videotaped their presentations so that chapters and advisers could use them the videos to learn more about STAR Events. These videos are available on FCCLA's YouTube and SchoolTube channels https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo9mInpzFRhgYo8VJpnjIGQ

STAR Events Resources and Scenarios

The STAR Events Resources page, on your Adviser's Affiliation Portal contains scenarios, topics, templates, and other resources for STAR Events. It is important that members use the current year's (2017-18) scenario or topic when preparing for STAR Events.

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STAR Events (Students Taking Action With Recognition) are competitive events that allow members to compete in individual or team events. Participants must receive a "Gold" rating and a score of at least 90 at Regional competitions to move on to the State Competition.

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Lots of How To's and Demonstrations of events

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