TENNESSEE FAMILY, CAREER AND COMMUNITY LEADERS OF AMERICA

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1 TENNESSEE FAMILY, CAREER AND COMMUNITY LEADERS OF AMERICA SUPPLEMENT TO NATIONAL STAR EVENTS MANUAL Effective Fall 2013 (Revised August 2013) 1

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3 Martha Bailey District 1 Coordinator baileym26@comcast.net Janet Pearce District 2 Coordinator pearcej@henryk12.net Denita Jarratt District 3 Coordinator jarrattd@k12tn.net Charlene Jackson District 4 Coordinator charlene.jackson@sumnerschools.org Debbie Alcorn District 5 Coordinator alcornd@mauryk12.org Marta McPeters District 6 Coordinator Marta.Mcpeters@fentressboe.com Connie Lorance District 7 Coordinator Connie.Lorance@ccstn.com Dr. Heather Whaley District 8 Coordinator hwhaley@cn.edu Sally Shipley District 9 Coordinator Sally.Shipley@sullivank12.net Tennessee FCCLA District STAR Event Contact and Location Information Contact Date Location Friday, Feb. 20, 2015 Messick Adult Center 703 South Greer Street Thursday, Feb. 19, 2015 Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2015 Tuesday, March 10, 2015 Friday, March 13, 2015 Friday, March 6, 2015 Thursday, March 12, 2015 Wednesday, March 4, 2015 Monday, March 2, 2015 Memphis, TN University of Tennessee Martin 554 University Street Martin, TN Christ Church of Brownsville 2120 Anderson Avenue Brownsville, TN Long Hollow Baptist Church 301 Long Hollow Pike Hendersonville, TN Columbia State Community College 1665 Hampshire Pike Columbia, TN Tennessee Tech University 1 William L. Jones Drive Cookeville, TN Middle Tennessee State University 1301 East Main Street Murfreesboro, TN Carson Newman College 1646 Russell Avenue Jefferson City, TN East Tennessee State University 807 University Parkway Johnson City, TN

4 Tennessee STAR Districts District 1 District 3 District 4 District 5 Shelby Chester Cheatham Giles Decatur Davidson Hickman Hardeman Dickson Lawrence District 2 Hardin Houston Lewis Benton Haywood Humphreys Lincoln Carroll Henderson Montgomery Marshall Crockett Fayette Robertson Maury Dyer Madison Stewart Perry Gibson McNairy Sumner Wayne Henry Tipton Wilson Williamson Lake Lauderdale District 7 District 8 District 9 Obion Bedford Anderson Carter Weakley Bledsoe Campbell Cocke Cannon Claiborne Greene District 6 Coffee Bradley Hamblen Clay Franklin Blount Hancock Cumberland Grundy Grainger Hawkins DeKalb Hamilton Jefferson Johnson Fentress Marion Knox Sullivan Jackson Meigs Loudon Unicoi Macon Moore McMinn Washington Morgan Rhea Monroe Overton Rutherford Polk Pickett Sequatchie Roane Putnam Van Buren Sevier Scott Warren Union Smith Trousdale White 4

5 REGISTRATION All STAR Events participants must be affiliated and paid members of an FCCLA chapter. Click here to affiliate your chapter. Participants will not be eligible for district, state, or national STAR Events if chapter affiliation is not completed and mailed by the Jan. 31, 2015 deadline. District STAR Events Registration To register for District STAR Events, visit after Jan. 1, Step by step registration instructions are available here. Registration will close Feb. 6, 2015 at 11:59 p.m. CST. The following must be received by Feb. 13, 2015 by the state office: Printed online registration invoice with a check for entry fees ($10.00 per member) Mail to: Tennessee FCCLA 11 th Floor, Andrew Johnson Tower 710 James Robertson Parkway Nashville, Tennessee You must include FCCLA-4000 in the memo line of your check in order for your payment to be accurately processed. There are no exceptions to these deadlines, including school holidays or weather. Alternates for all events must be registered online by the Feb. 6, 2015 deadline. 5

6 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 1. To participate in state STAR events, members must register for the state leadership conference. 2. An individual member may participate in one event in any given year. 3. Individual events evaluate one (1) member s performance. 4. Team events evaluate several participants or a chapter s performance as one entry. Team events may have one (1), two (2), or three (3) participants from the same chapter with the exception of the Parliamentary Procedure event, which may have four (4) to eight (8) participants from the same chapter. 5. A state officer or middle school representative shall not participate in STAR events during his/her term of office. 6. Presentations and materials used in each event may be improved prior to each subsequent level (district, state and national). 7. Multiple affiliations or chapters under one adviser may enter only one (1) entry per event category. This may result in the need for local competition. 8. Each participant, whether participating in an individual or team event, pays a fee to help cover STAR event expenses such as room rental, certificates, recognition session expenses, awards, and supplies. 9. The fee for district level participation is $10.00 per participant. 10. The fee for state level participation is $10.00 per participant. 11. Chapters may register alternates for any event. Each alternate must pay the $10.00 fee. In the event that a chapter does not use an alternate, no refund will be given to that chapter. 12. *New* Advisers must supply at least one (1) judge for every four (4) STAR event participants registered. 13. *New* Culinary Arts participants will not register at the district STAR event level. All Culinary Arts participants will register for the State Leadership Conference only. 14. NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN. 6

7 DISQUALIFICATION Disqualification is unfortunate for everyone concerned participants, advisers, and event managers. To avoid unnecessary disappointment, keep in mind the seven causes for disqualification: 1. Failure to affiliate by Jan. 31, 2015, using the new FCCLA affiliation system. 2. Failure to register online for district STAR events and send a printed online registration invoice, as well as all required forms and fees to the state office by Feb. 6, Failure to be on time for event presentation. Participants are encouraged to arrive 30 minutes before their scheduled event presentation. 4. For Culinary Arts participants only: failure to attend participant orientation (state Level only). 5. Participation of students or adults in behavior or dress that negatively affects the management of STAR events or failure to display a positive image of the FCCLA organization before, during, or after participation in STAR events may result in disqualification of student(s) or adult(s) and/or eligibility of the student(s) and/or adult(s) for participation the following year. The penalty is determined by the STAR Events Advisory Team. 6. Advisers entering the evaluation room during the duration of STAR events. 7. Use of cell phones in planning room or event room is prohibited and may result in disqualification. AWARD DECISIONS: The decisions of the evaluators are final. 7

8 STATE CREED EVENT Creed, an individual event, is designed to develop leadership skills through public speaking and to stimulate interest in Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. Event Category: Junior, Senior, Occupational Eligibility 1. Chapters may submit one entry in each category of this event. 2. An event category is determined by the participant s grade in school during the school year of the STAR event level entered (district or state). 3. Participation is open to any FCCLA chapter. Criteria for Evaluation Participants will be evaluated on delivery and accuracy when reciting the Creed of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. A start over is to be scored on the rating sheet in the General Effect category. Rules 1. Prior to arriving at the event site, the participant will memorize and prepare to recite the creed. See attached. 2. Recitation will begin with the title: The Creed of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. Any additional closing remarks will not be allowed. A greeting or acknowledgement of thanks directed to the judges is not considered a part of the introduction or closing remarks. 3. There is no time limit for reciting the creed. 4. The use of note cards, speaking aids, or props will result in disqualification. 5. Gestures are not allowed. 6. There will be three evaluators. Two evaluators will focus on the delivery section of the rating sheet. The other evaluator will check for accuracy of each participant s creed memorization by using a copy of The Creed of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America to mark errors and to score the accuracy section of the rating sheet. 7. At the designated time, the participant will be summoned to recite the creed. 8. The evaluators will complete the rating sheet then briefly review the strengths and weaknesses with the participant. 9. There is no national competition for this event. A monetary award of $100 is presented to the highest scoring participant in each category at the state meeting. 10. The total time required for this event is approximately 15 minutes. 8

9 CREED RATING SHEET Name of Participant District Categories Junior Senior Occupational Instructions: Circle the appropriate rating and write in the "Score" column. Where information or evidence is missing, assign a 0. Write comments on the back of Creed Rating Sheet. Record total points. Verify point total and initial. Evaluation Criteria Poor Fair Good Very Good Excellent Score DELIVERY Enunciation Poise Eye Contact Expression Volume General Effect Subtotal ACCURACY Accuracy Evaluator s Signature Total Score Room Consultant Verification of Total Score (please initial) 9

10 STAR Events Point Summary Form Creed Event Category Junior Senior Occupational Participant s Name District Directions: At the conclusion of the presentation, place this form in front of the completed rating sheets. Paper clip items related to one presentation together. Evaluators Scores Evaluator 1 Evaluator 2 Evaluator 3 Initials Initials Initials Total Divided by # of Evaluators 3 Average Score Point Deduction (See below) FINAL SCORE Criteria Standards & Penalty Points Failure to attend participant registration Total Deduction Deduction 5 points Point Deduction Comments Rating achieved (Circle one) Gold Silver Bronze Adult Room Consultant Event Lead Consultant 10

11 The Creed of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America We are the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, homes for America s future, Homes where living will be the expression of everything that is good and fair, Homes where truth and love and security and faith will be realities, not dreams. We are the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. 11