OnlineProduction TestTeam Event

FCCLA Chapter WebsiteFCCLA prep guide for 2026-27

Students build a chapter website that teaches members and the public about family and consumer sciences and their chapter.

The judge does not score a video or a website.

About this event

FCCLA Chapter Website asks students to use a chapter website to inform and involve members and the public, and to show why the family and consumer sciences program and the chapter matter. Individual or team event (1 to 3 members), Levels 1, 2, 3 and 4. Students qualify through their state (regional or district first where the state has one), and nationals are at the National Leadership Conference in San Antonio, June 22 to 26, 2027. Each participant earns a gold, silver or bronze rating, with Top 10 recognition per event and level. Sullivan University gives the national Level 3 top 3 scholarships of $10,000, $5,000 and $3,000 toward a related degree there. The full guidelines, times and rating sheet are for FCCLA members only, so ChapterPrep does not print them. These events start with a national online round: a chapter advisor registers the entry by February 1, 2027 with a live public link, the national online preliminary costs $25 per participant, and the top 20 entries in each event and level, announced March 1, 2027, go on to the National Leadership Conference. Entries that reach the National Leadership Conference give an oral presentation there.

FormatProduction Test

DurationBuilt during the school year and judged online first; top entries go on to the NLC

Solo or teamTeam of 1 to 3

CategoryOnline

Your plan

How to study

Built from FCCLA's public information sheet.

  1. Read the information sheet

    FCCLA's public information sheet says what the event asks for. The full guidelines, times and rubric are for members only, so ask your advisor for them.

    Information sheet (opens in a new tab)
  2. Cover every part

    Plan your entry so each part of the event, listed below, has a clear place in it.

    See what it covers
  3. Make it yourself

    Your entry should be your own work, start to finish.

What it covers

What the event covers

From FCCLA's public summary of the event. The rubric judges use is for FCCLA members only, so it is not printed here.

  • Website planning and structure
  • Writing for the web
  • Design and accessibility
  • Keeping a site current
  • Telling the chapter's story
  • Using the modernized Career Clusters framework correctly (national evaluators score it since 2025-26)

Guidelines and resources

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