Cherokee FCCLA chapter recognized as Gold Star Chapter recipient
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April 28, 2021
Cherokee FCCLA - From left (front row) Abby Guffy, Ruston James, Macy Goodwin, Bridget Wilhite, Raylen Weve, Madison Wheeler, Kacie Eshleman, Laynie Golden, Gracie Leslie, Jadin Hall, Riley Hensley; (back row) Mae Nevels, Jade Jantzen, Hope Jordan, Lexi Williams, Gaby Solis, Kaleb Nevels, Brant Failes, Madysen Ryel, Hayley Thresher, Sophie Cantellay, Jocie Shelton, Chesney Berry, Carson Schanbacher.
Recently, the Oklahoma Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Organization recognized FCCLA chapters students from across the state as recipients for top achievement awards: Star Chapter Award. The Cherokee FCCLA chapter was recognized as a Gold Star Chapter recipient.
The Oklahoma FCCLA Star Chapter Award represents the best of the best among hundreds of Oklahoma FCCLA chapters. The award recognizes FCCLA chapters who have developed outstanding leadership skills through community service efforts, attendance at leadership conferences, participation in competitive events, and participation in State FCCLA programs. Other requirements to achieve the award include adviser recognition, participation in Oklahoma FCCLA public relations campaigns, Family and Consumer Sciences enrollment percentages, and chapter members taking on leadership roles within their district and state.
Chapters work to accrue Star Chapter points each year, beginning March 1 and ending the last day of February. This is the highest honor an Oklahoma FCCLA chapter can receive. The award is broken into three categories of recognition: Gold Star Chapter, Silver Star Chapter, and Bronze Star Chapter. A chapter must complete activities to receive at least 40 points to receive Gold, 30 points to receive Silver, and 20 points to receive Bronze. Out of the over 400 FCCLA chapters in Oklahoma, only 26 chapters received a Gold Star Award.
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