Missouri FCCLA Legislative Shadowing Project

Congratulations to the following chapters that will have participants in the 2010 Missouri FCCLA Legislative Shadowing project!

Adrian R-3 High School

Belton High School

Chamois High School

Chillicothe High School

Clarkton High School

Crawford County R-II High School

Dixon High School

East Newton High School

Fredericktown High School

Greenfield High School

Hazelwood East High School

Holcomb High School

Humansville High School

Jackson High School

Keytesville High School

La Monte High School

Lamar High School

Lathrop High School

Lee's Summit West High School

Lex La-Ray Technical Center

Mark Twain High School

Maysville High School

Meadow Heights High School

Mound City High School

Normandy High School

North Andrew High School

North Kansas City High School

Owensville High School

Pilot Grove High School

Pleasant Hope High School

Portageville High School

Princeton High School

Purdy High School

Salisbury High School

Sikeston High School

Southwest R-5 High School

Stockton High School

Thayer R-II High School

Tipton High School

Trenton High Schoool

Van-Far High School

Walnut Grove High School

West County R-IV High School

West Plains High School

Zalma High School

Selected juniors and seniors will participate in the program beginning on February 23.  They will hear from Representative Mike Lair from District 0007.  Mr. Lair is a retired high school educator and coach.  His wife is a family and consumer sciences teacher in the Chillicothe school district.  Many thanks to him for agreeing to be our opening night speaker.

The Missouri FCCLA Legislative Shadowing Project is designed for FCCLA members in their junior or senior years of high school who have an interest in public policy, laws and its relation to families, careers and communities.  Selected members will experience a day of job shadowing in the Missouri General Assembly. They are then expected to share this experience and what they have learned with fellow students, community groups, or their school board.  This program is funded through Missouri FCCLA membership dues, contributions from the Missouri Educators of Family and Consumer Sciences (MoEFACS), and support from the Family and Consumer Sciences Human Services section of DESE. 

It is always an energizing and exciting day in the state capitol for these members and their advisors.  Thanks to all who applied this year.