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2015-2016 Membership Report As of 5/31/16 Total Membership* 18,014 members in 299 chapters *Total Membership includes the number of members in the affiliation system that have paid. 127 members are in the affiliation system as submitted, but not paid. Including the unpaid members, Georgia FCCLA has 18,141 members. There are 2,619 unsubmitted members in the affiliation system. Table of Contents 2015-2016 Membership Report .................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Total Membership* .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Affiliation Type Breakdown ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 Grade Breakdown ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Gender Breakdown .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Demographics Breakdown ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Chapter Affiliation Type ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 7 Chapter Type .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 Chapter Membership Type by Affiliation ................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Average Chapter Size ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Average Chapter Size ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Membership Numbers by Region ............................................................................................................................................................................ 10 Membership History ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11 Chapter Number History .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Adviser Gender Breakdown ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Adviser Demographics Breakdown .......................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Adviser Years of Service Breakdown ........................................................................................................................................................................ 15 Membership by Chapter .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 2 Affiliation Type Breakdown Occupational 25% Comprehensive 75% Membership Numbers Comprehensive 13,517 Occupational 4,497 National Percentage: 82% Comprehensive, 17% Occupational 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 3 Grade Breakdown 12th grade 6th grade 16% 14% 7th grade 11% 11th grade 18% 8th grade 11% 10th grade 9th grade 17% 13% Membership Numbers 6th grade 2,511 7th grade 2,049 8th grade 2,020 9th grade 2,334 10th grade 3,018 11th grade 3,142 12th grade 2,941 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 4 Gender Breakdown Male 29% Female 71% Membership Numbers Female 12,779 Male 5,235 National Percentage: 79% female, 21% male 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 5 Demographics Breakdown Asian Native American 3% 0% Other 23% African American 36% Hispanic 9% Caucasian 29% Membership Numbers African American 6,436 Asian 444 Caucasian 5,265 Hispanic 1,700 Native American 20 Other 4,149 National Percentage: 61.4% Caucasian, 14.58% Hispanic, 13.11% African American, 1.96% Asian, 1.78% Native American, 7.17% Other 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 6 Chapter Affiliation Type Occupational 14% Comprehensive 52% Comprehensive & Occupational 34% Chapter Numbers Comprehensive 154 Comprehensive/Occupational 102 Occupational 43 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 7 Chapter Type Career Tech Ed Chapter Type Combined Jr/Sr Center High 3% Junior High2% 1% Middle School 16% High School 78% Chapter Numbers Career Tech Ed Center 8 Combined Jr/Sr High 5 Junior High 3 Middle School 49 High School 234 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 8 Chapter Membership Type by Affiliation Chapter Membership Type by Chapter Membership Type by Membership Numbers Chapter Numbers Middle Level 4% Urban Occupational 7% 14% Comprehensi ve 52% Regular 89% Comprehensi ve & Occupational 34% Chapter Membership Numbers Numbers Middle Level Affiliation 13 5,550 Urban Affiliation 20 3,576 Regular Affiliation 266 8,888 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 9 Average Chapter Size Middle Combined Comp Level Urban Regular CTE Junior Junior Middle High and Overall* Affiliation Affiliation Affiliation Center* High* High* School* School * Comp* Occ* Occ* 34.78 426.92 178.80 34.78 32.88 29 86.67 18.24 36.88 28.37 42.99 39.05 *These chapter size averages do not include middle level or urban affiliated chapters. Average Chapter Size Combined CTE Junior Junior Middle High Comp Overall Center High High School School Comp and Occ Occ 61.55 32.88 29 86.67 47.41 47.41 154 63.38 46.19 These average chapter sizes are for all chapters, including middle level or urban affiliated chapters. Membership Numbers by Region Chapter Type Chapter Membership Type Chapter Affiliation Type # # CTE Junior Middle High Middle Region Chapter Member Center Combined High School School Regular Level Urban Compre C/O Occ Region 1 31 1,069 1 0 0 1 29 31 0 0 10 13 8 Region 2 39 1,468 1 0 0 6 32 39 0 0 21 13 5 Region 3 18 505 0 0 0 7 11 17 1 0 15 3 0 Region 4 36 1,703 0 1 0 3 32 34 2 0 19 10 7 Region 5 39 4,151 0 0 0 7 32 16 3 20 12 20 7 Region 6 30 753 2 0 1 4 23 30 0 0 17 8 5 Region 7 41 3,269 2 1 0 11 27 37 4 0 28 10 3 Region 8 27 4,002 0 1 1 5 20 24 3 0 13 11 3 Region 9 37 1,218 2 2 1 5 27 37 0 0 19 13 5 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 10 Membership History 40000 Membership History 35000 30000 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 Membership Numbers 2009-2010 31,217 2010-2011 30,142 2011-2012 31,914 2012-2013 36,035 2013-2014 33,365 2014-2015 16,316* 2015-2016 17,874 *major change in chapter affiliation system and membership counts 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 11 Chapter Number History 330 Chapter History 320 310 300 290 280 270 260 250 240 Chapter Numbers 2009-2010 301 2010-2011 307 2011-2012 323 2012-2013 328 2013-2014 313 2014-2015 275 2015-2016 299 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 12 Adviser Gender Breakdown *as self-reported for primary chapter adviser Adviser Gender Breakdown Male 4% Female 96% Adviser Numbers Female 265 Male 12 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 13 Adviser Demographics Breakdown *as self-reported for primary chapter adviser Adviser Demographics Hispanic Other Native American 0% 2% 0% African American 25% Asian 1% Caucasian 72% 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 14 Adviser Years of Service Breakdown *as self-reported for primary chapter adviser Adviser Years of Service 21-25 years 10% 26+ years 0-2 years 9% 16% 3-5 years 16-20 years 11% 12% 11-15 years 6-10 years 15% 27% Average Membership Membership Years of Adviser Numbers of Number per Service Numbers Chapters Chapter 0-2 47 1,785 37.98 3-5 33 4,157 125.97 6-10 80 5,368 67.10 11-15 46 3,132 68.09 16-20 35 1,827 52.20 21-25 31 1,201 38.74 26+ 26 873 33.58 2015-2016 Georgia FCCLA Membership Report • Page 15 Membership by Chapter Chapter Name # Region Academy Of Richmond County High 20 Region 6 Adairsville High School 28 Region 1 Alan C. Pope High School 12 Region 1 Alcovy High School 31 Region 6 Alexander High School 12 Region 4 Allatoona High School 58 Region 1 Alonzo A. Crim Open Campus High School 12 Region 4 Alpharetta High School 44 Region 4 Americus-Sumter High North Campus 47 Region 7 Americus-Sumter High South Campus 68 Region 7 Apalachee High School 12 Region 2 Appling County
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