Which of the following is NOT one of the FCCLA national programs?

The FCCLA national programs are designed to address various aspects of personal growth and development, leadership, and career readiness among young people. Programs like Career Connection, Power of One, and Student Body are established initiatives that provide members with opportunities to explore their interests, develop skills, and engage in community service.

Career Connection focuses on helping students explore their career interests and develop skills that will aid them in their future career paths. Power of One encourages members to set personal goals and work independently to achieve them, fostering self-development and personal responsibility. Student Body promotes healthy lifestyles and wellness among youth, encouraging members to make informed choices about their well-being.

In contrast, Artistic Expression, while it may incorporate elements of creativity and personal expression, is not recognized as a formal national program within FCCLA. Instead, it may exist as an activity or project but does not have the same structured framework and goals that the other programs have. Understanding the mission and objectives of each FCCLA national program helps clarify which initiatives are officially recognized and which are not.