Chapter of the Month

Congratulations Berrien High School!

Berrien High FCCLA became “Fired up with FCCLA” early in the year with members treating possible new members with a fireball at lunch.

Members were busy participating in the Georgia National Fair Competitions placing 2nd in Knowledge Bowl.

FCCLA members had fun with a joint picnic lunch with FBLA and a tailgate party.

Berrien High FCCLA participated in the local high school Homecoming Parade, Trick or Treat around the Square, Nashville Christmas Parade, and collected 42 boxes for Operation Christmas Child.

FCCLA members helped Berrien Primary School with their fall festival and parent night for kindergarten parents. Members also co-sponsored a Christmas Party for Berrien County foster children.

FCCLA members have also hosted a Halloween and Christmas party for all the special education students in Berrien County.

Members of FCCLA also baked cookies for three blood drives held at the school. Officers have also spoken at the local Rotary Club meeting encouraging local businesses to support the program at the high school.

Just recently FCCLA members held a meeting with the mayor of Nashville for the signing of a proclamation for FCCLA Week.

Berrien High FCCLA sponsored a money war between the first block classes to raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network.The class that raised the most money was treated to breakfast prepared by the FCS classes.

Berrien High FCCLA raised $1044 for Children’s Miracle Network. Berrien High FCCLA has gone “Beyond the Label” with an outstanding year.

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