Why FCCLA?
Tennessee FCCLA is more than an extracurricular activity. It's a launchpad for students passionate about human services, education, design, and hospitality. With a focus on student growth, workforce readiness, and leadership development, Tennessee FCCLA empowers students to take their next step with confidence, whether entering postsecondary education or joining the workforce.
3,612
Members
120
Chapters
174
Advisors
Our Educational Conferences
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![FCCLA members celebrate during the State Leadership Conference.]()
State Leadership Conference
Tennessee FCCLA’s capstone conference brings together members for competition, leadership development, and recognition. Over 700 student members and advisers attended.
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![An FCCLA chapter takes a photo while attending the Fall Leadership Conference.]()
Fall Leadership Conferences
Held across the state in the fall semester, these conferences focus on leadership development, career readiness, and peer connection. Nearly 550 members and advisers attended statewide.
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![Chapter Officer Leadership Training participants gathered for the camp photo.]()
Chapter Officer Leadership Training
This training equips local chapter officers with the tools to lead effectively and build strong, engaged chapters. Nearly 100 student members and advisers participated.
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Career and Technical Education (CTE) Alignment
Tennessee FCCLA supports the goals of CTE by reinforcing classroom instruction with experiential learning and career exploration. Our chapters are embedded in CTE programs of study, ensuring students gain relevant, real-world skills and exposure to future opportunities.
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Workforce Pipeline Development
Through industry partnerships, hands-on programming, and exposure to a variety of careers, Tennessee FCCLA strengthens the future workforce pipeline in Tennessee. Students build connections with professionals, explore postsecondary options, and gain practical insight into their chosen fields.
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Alumni Success
Many FCCLA alumni go on to achieve excellence in postsecondary education, enter competitive workforce programs, and build meaningful careers. From culinary arts and education to hospitality and human services, Tennessee FCCLA alumni are making a difference in communities across the state and beyond.