What age group does the "High School" level of FCCLA serve?

The "High School" level of FCCLA is designed to serve students in grades 9 through 12. This level focuses on leadership development, personal growth, and community service, which are particularly relevant to the high school experience. During these years, students are preparing for adulthood and often take on more responsibility in their education and community involvement. FCCLA provides opportunities for high school students to engage in various programs and initiatives that enhance their leadership skills and promote family and consumer sciences education.

The other age groups specified do not align with the high school level as defined by FCCLA. The middle school level typically serves grades 6 to 8, while elementary levels cater to younger students in grades 1 to 5. These levels have different focus areas and programming designed specifically for the developmental stage of those students.