Members educate their peers to earn, save and spend money wisely with projects related to:
• Earning – sharpen on-the-job financial fitness
• Spending – track and plan personal spending
• Saving – conquer bank accounts, credit, and investments
• Protecting – keep financial and personal interests safe
National Awards: Top Middle School – $ 1,000; Top High School – $1,000; Runner-Up Award – $500
Click the button below to link to the national FCCLA website section with additional information on the program awards application process.
Awards from Virginia FCCLA
The Virginia Association recognizes those chapters that submit the complete program award application online to national FCCLA by their March 1 deadline. Names of the submitting chapters are printed in the state conference program and appear on the screen during a conference general session, attendees receive a program ribbon for their conference name badges, and the chapter receives a program award certificate. Click the button below to open a document with instructions and information on Virginia’s program award process.
Direct questions about Virginia’s recognition for national programs participation to Deborah Will at debbiewillFCCLA@comcast.net.
2023 Virginia Award Winners in Financial Fitness
| Admiral Richard E. Byrd Middle School Colonial Forge High School Culpeper Middle School East Rockingham High School Eastern View High School Elkton Middle School Fort Defiance High School Franklin County High School Eagles Gate City High School George Wythe High School Giles High School Grayson County CATE Center Halifax County High School Comets James Wood High School Lee Career Center | Luray High School Manor High School** Millbrook High School Mountain View High School – Shenandoah Ocean Lakes High School Page County High School Page County Middle School Riverheads High School Rockbridge County High School Wildcats Salem High School – Virginia Beach Strasburg High School Stuarts Draft Middle School Turner Ashby High School Wilson Memorial High School ** 2022-2023 mini-grant recipient from Virginia FCCLA Leadership Foundation |
