Families First program Seeks to educate future parents of America
The Families First curriculum unveiled by national Future Homemakers of America in Washington aims to teach teens leadership in family life with a 74 page guide. It uses teen teaching strategies and projects to show how budgeting care and communication strengthen homes for the 21st century.
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Families First
America
Future Homemakers of America
Washington
D.C
Alan T. Rains
National
FHA
Mr. Rains
Jennifer Vaugn
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
St. Louis
Ms. Vauga
Vauga
Frederick County
Beth Wood
Johnnie Mosley
One Families First
Washington State
Katreena Smallwood
Victoria Diggs
Maryland Junior Miss program revamps to emphasize education
Maryland’s Junior Miss leaders Mary McGuirk and Stephanie Weigelt describe the state initiative as more than a pageant, stressing education, scholarships, and adult involvement. The revamped program consolidates all events into a single February state competition at Urbana High School, with high school senior participants and community support sought to boost participation.
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Mary McGuirk
Stephanie Hosier Weigelt
Maryland
Junior Miss Inc
Ms. McGuirk
Weigelt
Urbana High School
Frederick County
Frederick Jaycees
Frederickmphasis
Pers
Iiss
Jesper
Western Mary
McGuirk
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