How to Join
$20, yearly
Includes
Club T-Shirt
Membership Card
District Dues
State Dues
National Dues
Community
Public Speaking
District Leadership Conference
Scholarships
Community Service
Leadership Skills
Connection with young leaders
Skills for Life!
Membership Dues $20 Sept. 25th
Riversport $40 due Sept. 8th
Thunder Night $25 Oct. 29th
STATE Payments
$20 January 30th
$20 March 2nd
Club Fair
Recruitment Day
Sapulpa Preview
Howdy Assembly
Monthly Meetings
Take AIM
Christmas Party
Tie Dye Night
STAR Event Info Night
Main Event
Thunder Game
Why does Allison think students should join FCCLA?
“FCCLA has benefited me in ways no other club has. I have been able to break out of my shell and learn valuable leadership and public speaking skills, while also finding the best community!”
What skills has Addy learned from FCCLA?
"I have learned very good leadership skills from being in FCCLA. I've also learned better communication and public speaking! My skills have also helped me with my job as a shift lead for life guards."
What is Kayla’s favorite thing about FCCLA?
“My favorite thing about FCCLA is the friends that you make and the community that is behind you. My number one favorite thing is NLC. I loved going to Nationals last year. I had so much fun competing, pin trading, and watching the sessions. I can’t wait to go this year with my crew."
Why is FCCLA important to Carter?
"FCCLA is important to me because it brings a sense of belonging. Throughout my FCCLA journey, I've seen many people gain friends in a matter of days, gaining stronger bonds than they thought possible in that short time. But most importantly, l've seen people gain a community to belong to, a community of leaders united under the same goals and core values of FCCLA. The community found in FCCLA is unmatched, one that's easy to grow into, and hard to grow out of. When you become part of this community, especially on a district, state or national level, which I encourage you all to do if you wish to be part of such a valuable community as this."
What has FCCLA taught Gracie?
"FCCLA has taught me the true importance of leadership in today’s society. Serving as President for two years and Vice President of Fundraising for one year pushed me to step up, take responsibility, and lead with confidence! These experiences challenged me to grow beyond my comfort zone and strengthened my communication, organization, and teamwork skills. I have grown both as a leader and as a person, gaining valuable skills and lifelong values that will benefit me in my future education, career, and everyday life!"
What makes FCCLA special for Zane?
“FCCLA is special to me because it’s more than just a club; it’s a place where leadership, community, and real-life preparation all come together. It helps students grow not only in school but as people, and that’s something I’ve personally experienced. In the short time I’ve been in FCCLA, I’ve already become more confident as a leader among my peers. I’ve also made new friends through the club, in my school, and in the community, which has made me feel more connected and involved. What really makes FCCLA stand out to me is that everything we do has meaning. It’s not just meetings or activities; it’s experiences that help prepare us for our futures and teach us skills we’ll actually use in real life and our careers. The FCCLA community is supportive and brings together students who want to grow, help each other, and work toward goals that make a real difference. That’s why FCCLA isn’t just special to me, but to so many other students out there.”