What annual event gathers FCCLA members for leadership training?

The annual event that gathers FCCLA members for leadership training is the State Leadership Conference (SLC). This conference is specifically designed to provide members with opportunities to enhance their leadership skills, engage in workshops, participate in discussions on various topics, and network with peers from across the state. It serves as a platform for developing skills that are essential for both personal and professional growth, which aligns with the mission of FCCLA to promote leadership in family and community contexts.

In contrast, while the National Leadership Conference (NLC) is also an important event, it occurs at a larger scale and includes members from all states, focusing on national issues and further leadership training. The Annual Community Service Day, on the other hand, is aimed at promoting community involvement and service, rather than leadership training. FCCLA Family Night is intended for celebrating the family aspect of the organization and fostering connections within the community, rather than specifically focusing on leadership skill development.