What are the national regions of FCCLA?

The national regions of FCCLA are divided into four specific areas: North Atlantic, Pacific, Southern, and Central. This classification helps organize the association and facilitates communication and programming that cater to the needs of different geographic areas. Each region encompasses various states, which allows for regional activities, competitions, and conferences that are attuned to local interests and issues.

The North Atlantic region typically includes states like New York and New Jersey, while the Pacific encompasses states such as California and Washington. The Southern region includes states from the southeastern United States, and the Central region covers areas in the Midwest. This structure is designed to support members effectively and ensure that all areas of the country are represented in FCCLA's national initiatives and activities.