What type of meetings are Cluster Meetings considered within the FCCLA structure?

Cluster Meetings are categorized as mini national meetings within the FCCLA structure. They serve as a platform for members from various regions to come together, gather knowledge, and engage in discussions that align with national FCCLA goals and objectives. These meetings provide an opportunity for participants to learn about the organization's initiatives, develop leadership skills, and cultivate a sense of community among members.

While networking sessions, fundraising events, and workshops for skill development are also integral parts of FCCLA activities, they do not capture the official structure and purpose of Cluster Meetings as effectively as labeling them mini national meetings. The core focus of these gatherings is to strengthen the organization at a national scale by enhancing member involvement and sharing insights that can be applied broadly within the FCCLA framework.