Publications

FCCLA produces a wide range of publications each year designed to inform, inspire, and equip the FCCLA network for success. These resources celebrate the accomplishments of FCCLA Members and Advisers, provide tools to strengthen chapter engagement, and highlight the life-changing impact of Family and Consumer Sciences education.

From comprehensive reports that capture the scope of FCCLA’s reach, to practical guides that support day-to-day chapter operations, each publication reflects the organization’s commitment to preparing students with the Ultimate Leadership Experience. These materials also serve as a vital connection point for advisers, families, and partners—offering insight into FCCLA’s mission and showcasing the extraordinary work taking place in classrooms and communities across the country.


Electronic Newsletters

  • Member Minute - Weekly (Tuesday) newsletter published to all affiliated student members. 
  • Fast Facts - Weekly (Tuesday) newsletter published to all affiliated chapter advisers. 
  • State Adviser Update - Weekly (Thursday) newsletter published to all State Advisers. 
  • Beyond the Red - Quarterly newsletter published to all Alumni & Associates members.

If you are an affiliated member or adviser and are not receiving electronic newsletters, please log in to your FCCLA Portal and confirm your email address is correct. If you need further assistance, please contact membership@fcclainc.org


Guidelines & Handbooks

  • Chapter Adviser Handbook
  • Chapter Handbook
  • FCCLA Branding Guidelines
  • FCCLA / LifeSmarts Knowledge Bowl Guidelines
  • Knowledge Matters Virtual Business Challenge Guidelines
  • Skill Demonstration Events Guidelines
  • STAR Events Guidelines

These resources can be accessed and downloaded in the FCCLA Portal. 


Teen Times Magazine

As of August 1, 2022, FCCLA has officially retired Teen Times magazine and shifted to an updated digital newsletter platform. Archived copies of past issues can be downloaded below.

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