E-NEWSLETTER
DISTRICT 8
November 2012
Volume 1, Issue 1
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PLEASE Submit
FCCLA articles and
photos – page 1
West Henderson High
FCCLA – Henderson
County – page 1
Owen High FCCLA –
Buncombe County
page 2
Enka High FCCLA –
Buncombe County
page 2
Cane Creek Middle
FCCLA – Buncombe
County – pages 2 & 3
A Message from our
State President – page
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2012-13
NC FCCLA State President –
James Mauney
1) PLEASE, please, please
District 8 FCCLA chapters, get your
FCCLA happenings to me so that
one of our many state-wide goals for
the 2012-13 can be met. This “goround” I only received happenings
from 4 chapters. This newsletter is
supposed to be a district-wide
newsletter. Our district starts in
McDowell County and goes
WEST to Cherokee. Our district
consists of 16 counties. I know
many of your chapters have done an
amazing amount of FCCLA activities.
So please, in our next newsletter
(articles/pics are due January 31) let
us hear from you!!! Get your articles
e-mailed to me, James Mauney
jclmauney@gmail.com
2) West Henderson FCCLA
ADVISORS: Jennifer Taylor &
Courtney Tiger West Henderson’s
FCCLA chapter has been BUSY!
August was the month for our “TShirt” Fundraiser. We raised
$1300.00 for our chapter.
September brought about our “Ice
Cream Social”. There, members
shared with FACS students what
FCCLA is about and who can join.
In the month of October, students
participated in a CTE organization
Pizza Party. Also in October, CTE
students brought in candy to make
treat bags for local nursing home
residents at our annual “Bring Your
Own Pumpkin” Party. We all had
an excellent time carving pumpkins
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WHHS FCCLA “BYOP” Party
West Henderson’s FCCLA “Ice
Cream Social”
WHHS FACS students finding out
about FCCLA
3) Owen High Owen High FCCLA
ADVISORS: Charlotte Elliott &
Ashley Beauregard
Owen High FACS students have a
newly formed FCCLA chapter this
year. Their start-up resources, as far
as money is concerned, are limited.
So to make a little $ for their chapter
this year, Owen FCCLA had a “Snow
Cone” Fundraiser. Call it what you
want; we think it’s FATE…the day of
the Snow Cone Sale, it actually
snowed.
Yum…syrup for OHS FCCLA snow
cones
Let’s have a try of this OHS FCCLA
snow cone!
4) Enka High FCCLA
ADVISORS: Meigan Messer and
Anne Linhart
FCCLA Jets have been hard at work
this year faithfully giving of their
services. The B.E.A.R Closet II is a
“Baby Equipment and Resource”
closet run by a local Methodist
church. Enka’s chapter have
volunteered their services twice this
school year. Chapter members have
sorted and organized baby clothes
and equipment to help persons-inneed find what they are looking for.
Chapter members have gladly
extended a “helping hand” to their
community.
“Here is the way we make snow
cones”!
Enka FCCLA offers time to B.E.A.R
Closet
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Enka FCCLA chapter works
“BEARY” hard!
Enka’s FCCLA members in the
B.E.A.R. Closet
5) CCMS FCCLA
ADVISOR: Mary Mauney
So far this year, Cane Creek Middle
School’s FCCLA chapter has done
many things. On September 19th,
the future officers planned our
activities for the school year.
September 26th was the officer
induction ceremony, which every
member and school administrator
was invited to. On September 28th
and 29th, four members attended the
yearly state projects meeting at
Harnett Central High School in
Lillington, NC. These four members
learned about “Student Body” and
taught this national program effort at
the district meeting on November 7th.
Members stayed after school on
October 2nd to work on our Children’s
Hospital Community Service Effort.
October was our Community service
and “Power of One’ month. CCMS’s
FCCLA chapter has been very busy
and will be for the remainder of the
school year.
Cane Creek Middle School’s
FCCLA Officer
Induction/Rose Ceremony
CCMS FCCLA at our District
Leadership meeting
6) NC FCCLA State President’s Message
I really hope that your FCCLA year is going well! I would like for you to know that your State Officer team is working
diligently on the 2012-13 NC FCCLA state goals this year. WE all have enjoyed our year serving you. I feel that our State Projects
Meeting in Lillington was a success. We had a good turn-out of members wanting to learn about the different national programs
FCCLA has to offer. There, we really got the “word” out about our state-wide Face book and Twitter pages. To date, we have 212
friends on Face book and 81 followers on Twitter. Our week in Raleigh as Governor’s Pages was truly eye-opening. Much
knowledge was gained and a great deal of time was spent on community service projects. We will continue our service to NC
FCCLA. Thank you 2012-13 FCCLA members for making my job as your President extremely rewarding!
YOUR Faithful Leader for NC FCCLA 2012-13
Your 2012-13 NC FCCLA State Officer Team
ATTENTION FCCLA MEMBERS: This has been District 8 NC FCCLA! We are signing off for now…until next time when district
articles and FCCLA photographs are due (JANUARY 31ST)! Remember – to make this “E-Newsletter SUCCESSFUL, I need your
timely submissions. Thank you in advance for your time and efforts. Have a GREAT rest of 2012, and I CANNOT wait to hear
about ALL of the “Extra-Unordinary” activities our district’s chapters have accomplished!
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