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Eleven leaders gathered in Lake Placid, NY and they decided that Home by the new name for their study. -
She was one of the founder of FCCLA. And she was the president of AAFCS. -
29 Home Economics leaders met in Chicago, IL with the idea of creating one national student organization. -
Future Homemakers of America was officially founded at a convention in Chicago, IL. -
The National Board of Directors approved the purchase of land on which the build the national headquarters and leadership center in Reston, VA. -
The official groundbreaking ceremony was held at the building site in Reson, VA. -
National FCCLA began hosting a series of regional cluster meetings across the United States. -
One copy of the Teens Times FCCLA's national MAgazine was mailed to every FCCLA member. -
She began the school lunch program in 1984. So that kids had would have lunch during school hours. -
76 honorees were inducted into the FCCLA's Leadership hall of fame for the recongnition of FCCLA's 50th anniversary. -
Voting changed the nake to Family, Career and Community Leaders of America at the meeting in Boston. -
The First all four-color Teen Times was sent to all nationally affiliated FCCLA members.