The FCCLA Ultimate State Officer Academy (USA) was founded to equip FCCLA officers with advanced skills, experiences, tools, and the support network to successfully carry out the important duties of state office. Leadership is an ongoing experience and so is the training necessary to achieve the high standards expected by those you serve. FCCLA USA is conducted in four phases; Phase I – Officership, Phase II – Capitol Leadership, Phase III – Maximum Leadership, and Phase IV – Mentorship. Each phase centers on the family of state officers, the community of leaders, the specific career skills needed to succeed, and the mentorship you will provide to future generations of FCCLA officers. We salute you for taking the extra step to exceptional FCCLA leadership by participating in the USA Leadership Training. With your effort, energy, involvement, and ideas—you’ll be ready to lead the members of your state to the ultimate leadership experience!

Phase I—Officership held at the National Leadership Meeting

Phase II—Capitol Leadership held September 25-28,2008

Phase III—Maximum Leadership held at the National Cluster Meetings in 4 exciting cities across the nation:

November 14-16: Jacksonville, Florida and Providence, Rhode Island
November 21-23: Cincinnati, Ohio and Dallas, Texas

Phase IV—Mentorship held at the National Leadership Meeting                      

Adviser Academy NEW! 

Join other advisers from all over the country in a special session just for you about chapter management, professional development, and maximizing your leadership! FCCLA is proud to introduce its new Adviser Academy—a four track program for FCCLA national recognition. Sessions on chapter management, influencing policymakers, and building leadership skills will be held in conjunction with FCCLA’s Ultimate State officer Academy. Students and advisers will work together and separately on issues important to FCCLA and their individual success. Advisers may participate in this track of the Adviser Academy if they are attending with students or if they have been appointed by a state adviser. To find out more about the Adviser Academy please contact Amy Doane or call 703-476-4900.