Alabama FCCLA and Alabama Farmers Federation - October 24, 2024 Catfish Farm to Table Professional Development

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Alabama FCCLA teams with the Alabama Farmers Federation to sponsor a Catfish Farm to Table professional development for Family and Consumer Sciences teachers on October 24, 2024 in Greensboro, Alabama. The event features a catfish farm tour, an introduction to the Alabama Fish Farming Center and Fried Catfish Lunch, and a cooking demonstration by Stacey Little of Southern Bites. Registration closes October 17, costs $10, and is limited to the first 50 registrants, with catfish serving as the protein for the FCCLA Culinary STAR Event.

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Catfish Farm to Table Professional Development (Oct 24, 2024)

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Alabama FCCLA and Alabama Farmers Federation have teamed up to sponsor a Cat¬sh Farm to Table professional development for Alabama Family and Consumer Sciences teachers, October 24, 2024, in Greensboro, AL. Workshops include: Tour a cat¬sh farm Introduction to the Alabama Fish Farming Center and Fried Cat¬sh Lunch Cat¬sh Cooking Demonstration with Stacey Little of Southern Bites. FYI: Cat¬sh will be the protein for the FCCLA Culinary STAR Event! Registration is open until October 17 and is only $10 and is open to the ¬rst 50 registrants. | |

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Alabama FCCLA is excited to kick off our State Service Project for this year! We will be fundraising for Make-A-Wish and working to grant a Wish Kid’s wish. Our fundraising goal is $10,000. We can easily meet and exceed this if every chapter raises at least $100. This ensures that Alabama FCCLA will be able to sponsor a full
wish. However, please do not limit yourselves to just this amount as every dollar raised bene¬ts a

wish child. Fundraising efforts will be tracked through Make-A-Wish’s Wish Your Way site. People can donate directly through your chapter’s Wish Your Way page or your chapter members may collect o¯ ine donations by cash or check.

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| | | | | Another option to participate in our state project is to bring supplies to State Leadership Conference to donate to Children's Harbor. The mission of Children's Harbor is to strengthen families of seriously ill children through refuge, respite and resources. These unique, no-cost services are offered at both “The Harbor”Family Center located at Children’s of Alabama in Birmingham, and at the Lake Martin retreat facility in Alexander City. Children’s Harbor has been in service since 1989. To ¬nd out more about the services and mission of Children's Harbor visit their website at | | | | | Children's Harbor-Serving Children With Serious Illnesses ([childrensharbor.com](childrensharbor.com))
A requested list of item donations can be found here Item Donations | Children's Harbor ([childrensharbor.com](childrensharbor.com))
Two FCCLA blazers will be awarded at SLC. One for the most donations collected for Make a Wish and one for the most donations for Children's Harbor. | | | | | | | | | Alabama FCCLA now has a s lack channel. We are aware that many systems block mass emails, including the newsletter and ALSDE. Inan effort to be able to get as much information out to you as possible, we have created a SLACK. If you have never used SLACK, it is a great messaging tool that allows attachments that will not clog up your email or be blocked due to the size. It is accessible on your computer as well as smart phone. To join, go to [https://join.slack.com/t/alabamafccla/shared_invite/zt-2pics65zo](https://join.slack.com/t/alabamafccla/shared_invite/zt-2pics65zo)yO~baIK a8vA8Suhvf4z g. If you have any questions with signing up, please reach out to [hello@alabamactso.org](hello@alabamactso.org) for technical assistance. Please also see the attachment with more information. All Alabama FCS teachers are encouraged to join the group. PDF Alabama FCCLA Welcome to SLACK v2 ( 1).pdf Download 􀃞 123.4 KB This October is the perfect time to dive into the delicious world of Polish cuisine during Polish American Month. Whether you' re a fan of pierogi, paczi, or buttery babka, it's the ideal month to experiment with new recipes and celebrate Polish culture. Share your creations, swap recipes, and let’s ¬ll our kitchens with the rich avors and traditions of Poland. The Home Baking Association has recipes you can make to explore this cuisine as well as many more! October 2024 Baking Calendar-e ([homebaking.org](homebaking.org)) Real Sugar Day, October 14, Lesson Plans World Food Day, October 16 And of course, new p

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What is the Catfish Farm to Table professional development and when is it held?

It is a professional development for Alabama Family and Consumer Sciences teachers, held on October 24, 2024 in Greensboro, AL.

What workshops are included in the Catfish Farm to Table event?

Workshops include a catfish farm tour, an introduction to the Alabama Fish Farming Center and Fried Catfish Lunch, and a catfish cooking demonstration with Stacey Little of Southern Bites.

How do teachers register and what are the registration limits?

Registration is open until October 17, costs $10, and is limited to the first 50 registrants.

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