Your State Officer Team
Washington FCCLA Officers are elected by their peers at the State Leadership Conference and represent Washington’s membership. The State Officer team develops a program of work aligned to the strategic goals of Washington FCCLA. Throughout the year the team interacts with the membership to implement and enhance FCCLA’s programs. Washington State Officers are available to attend your events.
If you would like to join the State Officer Team, please apply!
Alyssa Lloyd
Alyssa here, serving as your Washington State President. I’m headed into my Senior year at Reardan High School in Region 10. Outside of my FCCLA chapter, I live in the small town of Reardan, with my parents, older sister, horses, my dog Bella, a cat named Tigra and a bunch of chickens. With all my animals running about, it should come as no shock that I am a three year FFA member. I also participate in Knowledge Bowl, Honor Society, Captains Council, ASB, and take piano lessons. I’ve played for 11 years.
This is my second year serving on the Washington FCCLA State Executive Council and my fifth year as an FCCLA member overall. I’ve competed in many STAR Events, gained lots of leadership skills, and accumulated over 1,000 hours of community service during my time as an FCCLA member. If you have any inquiries on why YOU should join our organization, reach out!
The past year and a half was hard on all of us, and I am soooo ready to see a sea of red and white this spring at our State Leadership Conference. My goal for the year is to focus on connection. I will be personally attending chapter meetings from all 10 regions across Washington State (via Zoom). I will be answering questions, putting out videos throughout the year, and helping to guide our state officer team into an AMAZING in-person comeback. Just you wait, Washington FCCLA!
In other exciting news, the State Officers and I will be hosting Networking Sessions for all attendees. Join us for Game Night, Trivia Night, and many other fun virtual events throughout the year. Have the potential to win cool prizes, connect with members from across the state, and meet our awesome team of officers.
Since this is my senior year, and my final year as a member of my favorite organization, I’m going to Make it Count, and you should too as we transition into an in person format!!
Much love,
Alyssa Lloyd
State President
alloyd@wa-fccla.org
Alyssa Lloyd
President
Alyssa Lloyd
Alyssa here, serving as your Washington State President and Vice President of Community Service. I’m headed into my Senior year at Reardan High School.
I volunteer within my community too! I am a waitress at my local Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, a front desk assistant at a nearby hospital, a summer camp counselor, and I make posters for hospital Christmas drives. I also help coach elementary students in competitive math. When I’m not juggling school, extracurriculars and volunteering, you can catch me at car shows with my dad, jogging down the street, or curled up with a good book.
I definitely have my eyes set on some pretty big goals for this year. The statewide community service project for the upcoming year has a focus on Cancer Research. My grandpa just recently celebrated his 4th year cancer free after being diagnosed with Stage 4 Lymphatic Cancer. This cause has always been dear to my heart. Cancer touches all of us in different ways. Whether you know of someone, have had it yourself, or have lost a loved one, cancer truly affects all of our lives.
At the State Leadership Conference, I plan on setting up the second EVER Miracle Miles (a pledge based run/walk/jog), earning funds for research. We are calling this year’s project Miracle Miles: Race for Research! In the weeks leading up to the State Conference, I ask that members all try to collect pledges from parents, teachers, neighbors, or anybody looking to support an amazing cause, that way every mile completed, is run with purpose!
This year, I am also setting up monthly challenges called Color Because We Care. If you are up for winning cool, colorful prizes, being recognized at the State Leadership Conference, and learning a bit about cancer awareness, then these are the challenges for you! Every month has a corresponding cancer awareness ribbon. Starting in October (Breast Cancer Awareness Month), and ending in March (Kidney Cancer Awareness Month), you are welcome to participate in Color Because We Care challenges. All you have to do is post on your Instagram story or email alloyd@wa-fccla.org a picture of you and your chapter wearing as much of the monthly color as possible! Each month winners will be selected and recognized by our state social media.
Alongside raising money, increasing awareness and educating all of our amazing members, I also feel the cause takes on a more prominent meaning when it hits close to home. I ask that each region select a cancer patient within their community to “adopt.” My hope is that every region gets participation by having chapters donate care items that could potentially help the selected person and their family. All gestures are welcome!
We have a busy year ahead of us Washington FCCLA! I’m looking forward to my senior year, but more than anything, I’m so excited to join you all in person, Running for Research this year! Remember, there is no minimum to generosity. Give what you can while growing as a person. I’m confident we can do this!
Enthusiastically,
Alyssa Lloyd
State President and Vice President of Community Service
alloyd@wa-fccla.org
Alyssa Lloyd
Vice-President of Community Service
Katherine Tate
This year I plan on revamping the Red Report started by the 2020-2021 WA FCCLA State Secretary. This is a monthly newsletter sent to all advisers and members who sign up. The Red Report will highlight other Washington State Officers and what they hope to accomplish during their term. This newsletter will also have important information and dates of what is happening that month. Lastly, the Red Report will have a Financial Fitness Corner highlighting one of the four units. The Red Report will be sent out every first of the month starting in September.
This is my second year serving as a Washington State Officer and I am SO excited to serve everyone in Washington. Last was a crazy one and I am hopeful to meet more of WA FCCLA members in person this year. Some things I like to do outside of FCCLA are cheering, volunteering through Colfax National Honor Society, and participating in the school musical. But, when I’m not at school or working I like to have movie nights with my family and keeping up with the ever expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Fall Regional Meeting: October 21, 2021, place and time TBD
Regional STAR Events: January 20, 2022, place and time TBD
I am always here to offer support and answer any questions anyone may have.
Katherine Tate, Washington FCCLA State Secretary and State Vice President of Finance
Katherine Tate
State Secretary and Vice-President of Finance
Paige Littlefield
Some activities I participate in outside of school are my high school’s dive and gymnastics teams, as well as National Honors Society. I am also in my 6th year as a competitive gymnast at Ascend Gymnastics.
This year in office I plan to increase participation in all competitive events. I will do this through creating videos and fliers that will be posited on our social media. These will explain how to get involved in competitive events and what some of them are about.
If you have any questions please contact me.
Paige Littlefield
Vice President of Competitive Events and Co-Vice-President of Programs
Alexa Leddy
My name is Alexa Leddy and I’m your 2021-2022 State Vice President of Membership and acting Vice President of Region 6. This year I’m a senior at Wenatchee High School.
This year, I hope to accomplish a large increase in membership statewide, and get people interested in FCCLA with the help of my campaign, Your Time to Shine. With the hardships this past year has brought, membership in FCCLA suffered quite a lot. My goal is to fix this and bring people together!
My campaign for this year, Your Time to Shine, consists of 3 challenges for chapters to compete in. The first challenge, Big and Little challenge, is a way to make new friends within your own chapter, and either learn or educate about FCCLA!
The second challenge, Bring a Buddy, focuses on bringing in new people to learn about FCCLA.
The third challenge, Wear your Red, is a way to encourage members to wear red clothes in order to spark interest about FCCLA. A chapter will be picked as a winner for each challenge based on how much growth/effort you put in. The key to this is pictures!!
You may even have a chance to be featured on the state Instagram page! More information about these challenges and how to submit your pictures for prizes be on the chapter activities page!
Outside of FCCLA, you can catch me in the dance studio almost everyday! I’ve been dancing for about 15 years now! I love performing on a stage, no matter how big or small. Dance has taken me to a lot of different places- competitions, cruises, and even Disney World! However, when I’m not honing my dance skills, I’m learning about the stars. Astronomy is my passion, and I absolutely love to spend my nights stargazing. My idea of a good time is watching space documentaries at home. Other than these two things, I am involved with my school’s NHS, and spend a copious amount of time doing homework for all the AP classes I take.
Some Important Region 6 Dates/Information:
Fall Region Meeting: October 9th, 2021 from 9am-1pm. – Location: Currently set for Eastmont High School
Regional STAR Events: January 12th, 2022 from 9am-2pm – Location: Most likely also Eastmont High School, both meetings will be held in the Wenatchee area
Make sure to stay up to date with me and Region 6 on our Instagram @wafcclaregion6 and email me at aleddy@wa-fccla.org if you have any questions! I’m looking forward to a great year!
Alexa Leddy
Vice President of Membership
Matthew Bruce
My name is Matthew Bruce, and I am your State Vice President of Recognition and Parliamentary Law from Region 8. This year I will be going into my Junior year at Chiawana High School. (GO RIVERHAWKS!!)
Outside of FCCLA, you will find me working with my 4-H Club, hiking, being a Link Crew Leader, hanging out with friends, binge-watching my favorite tv shows, and watching WAY too many tik toks (my screen time is seriously alarming).
As the Vice President of Recognition, my goal is to recognize the outstanding members, advisers, and guests of Washington FCCLA as they push towards new horizons to accomplish their goals.
As the Vice President of Parliamentary Law, I hope to increase members, and adviser’s knowledge of parliamentary procedure.
Chapter of the Month
This year I have created a Chapter of the Month program to get more chapters involved in activities throughout the year. Each month there will be a new challenge for chapters to complete. You will find all the info on my Chapter of the Month program on the Chapter Activities page.
I cannot wait to see all of the amazing things Washington FCCLA will accomplish this year!!
-Matthew Bruce
WA FCCLA State Vice President of Recognition and Parliamentary Law
Matthew Bruce
Vice President of Recognition and Vice President of Parliamentary Law
Lizbeth Villegas
My name is Lizbeth Villegas and I am serving as your 2021-2022 State Vice President of Public Relations and Co-State VP of Programs! This year I am going into my sophomore year of high school at Kittitas Secondary School located in Central Washington.
With this being my first year being a part of the State Executive Council, I have many goals I wish to accomplish. One of my goals is to create “Follow me Fridays” where randomly selected chapters will be given a shout out on the state Instagram on Fridays. I will also be busy keeping you all informed on everything that is going on utilizing Washington FCCLA’s social media platforms.
In my free time, you can find me spending time outdoors with family and friends… and I can’t forget my dogs! Outside of FCCLA, I also am serving as my school’s ASB Executive Secretary.
I am so excited to make this journey count with you all. Be ready Region 7 because we are meeting In-person this fall at Fall Regional Meeting on October 20th 2021! Following this meeting, I am excited to see you all again once more for Region STAR Events which will be held on January 24,2022.
Lizbeth Villegas – Please feel free to contact me!
lvillegas@wa-fccla.org
Lizbeth Villegas
Vice President of Public Relations and Co-Vice President of Programs
Region 1
Vacant Position
Region 1
Region 2
Vacant Position
Region 2
Hailey Littlefield
My goal this year is to increase participation at the Fall Regional Meeting that will be held at …..this is still being determined – I will send out email when date, place, and type of meeting is decided.
Some things I do outside of school is play basketball. I have been playing basketball for over 10 years and will continue to do so for the rest of my high school career. Along with being a member of my high school’s FCCLA chapter, I am also a part of NHS. Outside of school I like to draw and listen to music. My favorite thing I like to do is hang out with my friends. A fun fact about me is that I am a twin and I have four cats.
Fall Regional Meeting – October 16th
The regional STAR events will be held on January 22, 2022.
If you have any questions send me an email – I would love to help you
hlittlefield@wa-fccla.org
Hailey Littlefield
Region 3
Region 4
Brie Lutz – Skyline HS
Sarah Orton – Issaquah HS
Donna Abbey – Liberty HS
Region 4
Molly Rose Bates
My name is Molly Rose Bates and I am your current State VP of Region 5! Region 5 reaches Snohomish, Skagit, Whatcom, and Island Counties. I am currently a Sophomore at Lake Stevens High School in Lake Stevens.
This year in office I not only want to follow the membership goal of increasing membership, but I also want to get our current members to participate and have fun in different FCCLA Regional, State and National programs and events. I hope to do this by really working on outreach and recognizing the little accomplishments throughout all the chapters in Region 5 through the new Region 5 Instagram (@wafccla_region5).
Something that I will be doing this year is having a Google form in the Region 5 Instagram bio for you to submit accomplishments you see in your chapter and in members throughout your chapter. These responses will be posted as a celebration every month (or more if needed), and they can be anonymous if wanted.
A little about myself is that I am going into my 10th year of Girl Scouts, I volunteer at my local food bank every month, and love the outdoors. My favorite things to do outside are go to the lake, bike, and hike.
Important Dates in Region 5:
Fall Regional Meeting: Oct. 28th, Location and Time TBD
Regional STAR Events: Jan. 22nd, 2022, At Lake Stevens High School, Time TBD
Don’t forget to keep up to date with everything FCCLA in Region 5 through the Region 5 Instagram @wafccla_region5! And please email me at mrbates@wa-fccla.org!
Molly Rose Bates
Region 5
Alexa Leddy
My name is Alexa Leddy and I’m your 2021-2022 State Vice President of Membership and acting Vice President of Region 6. This year I’m a senior at Wenatchee High School.
This year, I hope to accomplish a large increase in membership statewide, and get people interested in FCCLA with the help of my campaign, Your Time to Shine. With the hardships this past year has brought, membership in FCCLA suffered quite a lot. My goal is to fix this and bring people together!
My campaign for this year, Your Time to Shine, consists of 3 challenges for chapters to compete in. The first challenge, Big and Little challenge, is a way to make new friends within your own chapter, and either learn or educate about FCCLA!
The second challenge, Bring a Buddy, focuses on bringing in new people to learn about FCCLA.
The third challenge, Wear your Red, is a way to encourage members to wear red clothes in order to spark interest about FCCLA. A chapter will be picked as a winner for each challenge based on how much growth/effort you put in. The key to this is pictures!!
You may even have a chance to be featured on the state Instagram page! More information about these challenges and how to submit your pictures for prizes be on the chapter activities page!
Outside of FCCLA, you can catch me in the dance studio almost everyday! I’ve been dancing for about 15 years now! I love performing on a stage, no matter how big or small. Dance has taken me to a lot of different places- competitions, cruises, and even Disney World! However, when I’m not honing my dance skills, I’m learning about the stars. Astronomy is my passion, and I absolutely love to spend my nights stargazing. My idea of a good time is watching space documentaries at home. Other than these two things, I am involved with my school’s NHS, and spend a copious amount of time doing homework for all the AP classes I take.
Some Important Region 6 Dates/Information:
Fall Region Meeting: October 9th, 2021 from 9am-1pm. – Location: Currently set for Eastmont High School
Regional STAR Events: January 12th, 2022 from 9am-2pm – Location: Most likely also Eastmont High School, both meetings will be held in the Wenatchee area
Make sure to stay up to date with me and Region 6 on our Instagram @wafcclaregion6 and email me at aleddy@wa-fccla.org if you have any questions! I’m looking forward to a great year!
Alexa Leddy
Region 6
Gilena Provaznik
Some things about me is that I LOVE playing piano. I play Volleyball and I also participate in my School’s Track team!
When joining FCCLA, I was completely oblivious of the number of opportunities FCCLA would give me. My goal this year is to increase the membership and familiarize my community with FCCLA so that they will better learn the qualities of this organization.
Being from a small town, I am very thankful for those who serve our community. One of the amazing attributes of FCCLA is our passion for community service.
This year in Region 7, we will be participating in a Social Media Contest! Chapters with the most FCCLA related posts will be given a prize at the Fall Regional Conference once results are announced! You will need to use the hashtag #Region7FCCLA! to be counted. The Contest will begin September 9th, I will be checking Instagram to count the results. Can’t wait to see you all at our Fall Conference! Details will be out shortly on location, time and costs.
It is an honor to serve my community, my state, and region 7 with my experience in leadership and creativity.
Let’s kick off this year with something fun!
Thank you,
Gilena Provaznik
Washington State Vice President of Region 7
Important Region 7 Dates:
Fall Regional Meeting- October 20, 2021
Regional Star Events- January 24, 2022
Gilena Provaznik
Region 7
Julian Meredith
State Vice President of Region 9
Year in School 10th
School: Tekoa High School
I hope to increase membership at my school, and I want to increase participation for regional meeting in the fall. I plan to do this by being more interactive with other chapters before the fall regional meeting and encouraging people to come to it.
My adviser and I are working on an activity that Katherine and Mrs. Bogle saw at nationals this summer with trivia for awareness about an issue and also fun trivia mixed in with it.
I like to have fun outside, love swimming and snowball fights. I love playing a lot of video Games with my friends that moved away because it helps us stay in touch. I’m a lifeguard at the pool in Tekoa and love working on computers. 🙂
Fall Regional Meeting
October 21st, 2021
Julian Meredith
Region 9
Robyn Wright
Hello Washington FCCLA,
My name is Robyn Wright, your 2021-2022 State VIce-President of Region 10. I am a Junior at Kettle Falls High School and I’m so glad to be a part of this year’s officer team.
FCCLA has taught me some great things and has encouraged me to be my best self. This year while I’m in office I hope to gain more members in our region. FCCLA is a great organization that helps you get more prepared for the future, strengthens your relationships, and grows your leadership skills.
Some activities I am involved in are ASB for my school, Girl Scouts, Church, Awanas, nursery, Youth Group, Tennis, and Cheerleading. Some things I do in my free time are drawing, painting, singing, reading, playing clarinet, and baking. My favorite subject in school would be band class, there’s nothing like getting a pep song stuck in your head. But If you want a more serious answer I’m good at and enjoy English class as well.
I am very proud to be the State Vice President of Region 10. If you ever have any questions or just want to talk please email me at robynwright@wa-fccla.org. I am so excited to see how Washington FCCLA grows this year.
Thank you,
Robyn Wright
Fall Regional Meeting
Date: October 20th, 2021
Time: 9am-12pm
Place: Spokane
Robyn Wright
Region 10