Run for Office
Step 1: Review
Review the election process, guidelines, and expectations of being an officer first. Discuss with your advisor(s), guardian and school administrators the dates and commitments required for being an officer prior to applying.
Step 2: Prepare Required Documents
Prepare the following required materials:
Officer/Advisor Agreement Form: print and get it signed by all required parties.
A one-page resume: use the resume template provided to create and display your achievements.
GPA Verification Form: print and get it completed/signed by all required parties.
Current/Most Recent Report Card: upload a copy of this on your application to verify your current grades.
Step 3: Rename Your Documents
Once you have gathered the required materials, rename all documents as indicated below before uploading them to the online application:
Region # - Last Name, First Name - Officer/Advisor Agreement Form
Region # - Last Name, First Name - Officer Resume
Region # - Last Name, First Name - GPA Verification Form
Region # - Last Name, First Name - Report Card
Step 4: Complete & Submit Application
Complete the online application and upload the four required documents, ensuring they are renamed appropriately, directly within the application (linked below).
Completed applications must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. CST on
December 1, 2024. NO LATE APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Step 5: Prepare
You will be required to give a one minute speech during the House of Delegates meeting at the region conference. Speech Topic: How does the Power of One unit “Family Ties” help members “Bee Connected” with their families?
Following the speech, candidates will be asked one thought question and one fact question.
Prepare to take a test over FCCLA knowledge. The test will include a wide variety of topics such as general facts about the association, competitive events, programs, communication, and Parliamentary Procedure.
Review the resources below to prepare for the officer candidate test.
Step 6: Run for Office
Ensure you are registered for your specific region conference and attend the officer candidate test, meet and greet, and House of Delegates meeting at the conference. Give your speech and you are on your way to becoming an Texas FCCLA officer.