What are the 4 levels of competition in STAR Events?

The four levels of competition in STAR Events—Local, Regional, State, and National—represent the structured progression that participants go through as they engage in these events.

Starting at the local level, students showcase their skills and knowledge in their respective chapters. Successful participants can then advance to regional competitions, which allow for greater exposure and competition against peers from multiple chapters within a broader geographical area. After demonstrating proficiency at the regional level, participants move on to state competitions, where they compete against the best from various regions within their state. Finally, the national competition brings together top performers from all over the country to compete for recognition and awards at a larger scale.

This tiered approach fosters a competitive environment that encourages skill development, collaboration, and networking among participants, enhancing their overall FCCLA experience. Other options do not accurately reflect the established structure of FCCLA's STAR Events, as they either include incorrect levels or use terminology that isn't recognized in this context.