Built for project-based, portfolio-style competitive events
FCCLA's STAR Events (Students Taking Action with Recognition) are project-based - members research, plan, and present, and judges score against a detailed rubric. CTSOManager's judged-event engine, file-upload support for portfolios and projects, and multi-rubric scoring were built for exactly that kind of event.
Built for family and consumer sciences
Project & portfolio uploads
Students attach their project files, portfolios, or supporting documentation directly to their registration, visible to judges alongside the live rubric.
Detailed, multi-section rubrics
Rubrics with several scored sections - like a written plan, a presentation, and Q&A - combine into one subtotaled score instead of juggling separate paper scoresheets.
Individual and team-based events
Individual and team STAR Events share the same roster, registration, and standings system, with team scores rolled up automatically.
Chapter → region → state → national structure
Each level of leadership - from a chapter adviser up through the National Executive Council - sees only what they're responsible for, without extra configuration.
Everything else a FCCLA season needs
Beyond how competitive events are scored, a full season runs on the rest of the platform too - the same for FCCLA as for every other organization on CTSOManager.
Your real hierarchy
National, state, region, and chapter levels each see only their own data - no extra configuration required.
Scoped newsletters
Send updates to exactly the chapters, regions, or conferences you mean to reach, with send history and templates built in.
Chapter invoicing
Fee items, automatic invoicing, and a full payment ledger replace a manual "who owes what" spreadsheet.
Your own colors and logo
Once FCCLA is set up, the whole platform - including its own branded login page - reflects your organization's own colors and logo.
CTSOManager is an independent platform and isn't officially affiliated with or endorsed by Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. This page describes how the platform's features would fit the way FCCLA-style competitions are typically run, based on public information about the organization.
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