1. Helps To Organize Your FCCLA Chapter

2. Well Planned Monthly Meetings
Have a set date:
2nd and 4th Wed. of every month
Use an agenda:
Adviser and/or Chapter President Create
Use the template from The Ultimate Officer Handbook and Training Manual
Review last times agenda at the new meeting

3. Why an Agenda?

4. Chapter Created Agenda
FCCLA Officer Agenda
January 4th
1. Officer Picture 2. Tokens 3. Member of the month     -We need to pick two members 4. Star Event Workshop on January 19th     -food, -invitations, -agenda, craft -etc.      -My assignment is___________
5. Pick a star event to become an expert on 6. Recycling 7.  February Carson     March Kolby     April- Julie     May-Mariel 8.  Stop the Violence activity movie 9.  Assignments for Chapter meeting tomorrow 10. Other comments and or concerns/ideas for National FCCLA week.  

5. The difference between meetings with and without agendas can mean chaos, ruffled feathers and very few accomplishments
Get things done
Share information
Develop plans
Document progress
Provide clarity
Make decisions

6. Be Consistent on How Meetings Are Run

7. Are you stopping short of the finish line
Are you stopping short of the finish line? Consistency is the difference between failure and success.
1. Consistency allows for measurement.
2. Consistency creates accountability. 
3. Consistency establishes your reputation.
4. Consistency makes you relevant.
5. Consistency maintains your message.

8. Student Directed Learning Experiences

9. Integrate FCCLA into the Classroom

10. Organize Materials Member forms- organize into binder Filing Cabinet
Officer Binders
Keep it Simple

11. Create Bulletin Boards

12. Invitations

13. Connect with Members Member of the month-what’s the scoop
Make it sound exciting- people don’t want to miss out

14. Leaders-Have Something to Offer

15. Officer Pictures