What is not included in the FCCLA competitive events?

The correct choice is that the Academic Olympiad is not included in the FCCLA competitive events. FCCLA, or the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America, organizes specific competitive events primarily focused on areas related to family and consumer sciences, leadership development, and career readiness.

Proficiency Events, STAR Events (Students Taking Action with Recognition), and FCCLA Contests are integral parts of the competitive framework provided by FCCLA, meant to recognize and showcase members' knowledge, skills, and creativity in various categories. These events are designed to directly engage participants in practical experiences relevant to their studies and career pathways.

In contrast, the Academic Olympiad generally covers a broader range of academic disciplines, often including subjects beyond the scope of FCCLA’s focus. By not aligning with the core purpose and design of FCCLA’s competitive events, the Academic Olympiad stands out as the choice that does not fit within the framework of FCCLA competitions.