STAR Events
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STAR Events (Students Taking Action with Recognition) are competitive events in which members are recognized for proficiency and achievement in chapter and individual projects, leadership skills and career preparation. STAR Events offer individual skill development and application of learning through the following activities:
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IMPORTANT CHANGES:
Affiliation deadline has been moved to January 22nd.
All regional competitions have been cancelled, participants will advance directly to the state level.
Registration for state STAR Events is due January 22.
Eligibility
All fully affiliated members are eligible to compete. Please review the Competitive Events Guide found in the affiliation portal for a full list of eligibility criteria and general rules for competition.
Deadline: Affiliation payment for STAR Events participants must be processed by Nationals by December 18th. All level of dues (regional, state, and national) must be paid in order for a student to be eligible.
Deadline for STAR events registration on the regional level is December 18th.
Please review the STAR Events manually carefully and thoroughly with participants as disqualification is uncomfortable for everyone concerned.
Deadline: Affiliation payment for STAR Events participants must be processed by Nationals by December 18th. All level of dues (regional, state, and national) must be paid in order for a student to be eligible.
Deadline for STAR events registration on the regional level is December 18th.
Please review the STAR Events manually carefully and thoroughly with participants as disqualification is uncomfortable for everyone concerned.
Virtual Competition Information
All regional competitions will be held virtually this year. The resources and information in this section are designed to help you prepare for this new format.
Since all regional competitions will be held virtually, all regions will follow the same overall timeline. This is the current plan for this timeline.
Important event changes due to virtual format.
Frequently asked questions.
Since all regional competitions will be held virtually, all regions will follow the same overall timeline. This is the current plan for this timeline.
- December 18- Registration deadline (this includes submitting volunteers names)
- January 4-7- Students will submit project documents and video link
- January 8-11- Advisers will review and submit students submissions
- January 13-15- Evaluators will review projects (including Job Interview)
- January 18-19- Adult room consultants will complete point summary forms and resolve any evaluation issues
- January 20-22- Regional advisers/coordinators will wrap up information as needed
- January 25-29- Results will be released via a virtual recognition session or email.
Important event changes due to virtual format.
- Culinary Arts will be a straight to state competition (no regional competitions)
- FCCLA Knowledge will be a state only event (no regional competitions)
- Job Interview will be the ONLY event that will be a live interaction between evaluators and participants on a video chat platform. All other events will be pre-recorded.
Frequently asked questions.
- Will we be able to view completed rubrics? Yes, all rubrics will be made available during the week of recognition through the registration portal. Advisers will be able to print the rubrics as needed to provide feedback to their students.
State Conference Information
National STAR Events include:
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National Online Events Include:
For more information on National STAR Events please visit the national webpage.
Missouri Only STAR Events include:
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Culinary Arts/Baking and Pastry Eligibility
Deadline: Extended to November 6, 2020
Each year chapters must complete the online application to determine chapter eligibility to compete in the Culinary Arts and/or Baking & Pastry MO FCCLA STAR Events. Completion of this application does not guarantee eligibility.
In order for chapters to be eligible a certified FCS teacher in the chapter's school building must teach one or more of the following courses (course must be coded in MOSIS):
Students interested in competing must be currently enrolled or have previously completed one or more of the above courses. Students who attend a career center or technical school from a sending school are not eligible to compete unless the chapter they are a member of meets the eligibility requirements.
Chapter advisers will be notified of eligibility after a review of application by the state office.
If you believe you qualify and are teaching a course different than those listed above please complete the application and indicate the rationale. The final decision is up to the state office.
In order for chapters to be eligible a certified FCS teacher in the chapter's school building must teach one or more of the following courses (course must be coded in MOSIS):
- ProStart I (096910)
- ProStart II (096816)
- Culinary Arts (096804)
Students interested in competing must be currently enrolled or have previously completed one or more of the above courses. Students who attend a career center or technical school from a sending school are not eligible to compete unless the chapter they are a member of meets the eligibility requirements.
Chapter advisers will be notified of eligibility after a review of application by the state office.
If you believe you qualify and are teaching a course different than those listed above please complete the application and indicate the rationale. The final decision is up to the state office.
Resources
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Regional Registration Systems
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