New Mexico State Affiliate Advocates for FCS in Middle Schools

Cynthia Miller; Linda Hansen; Trapp Leesa; Jan Strand; Marie Duryea

New Mexico State Affiliate Advocates for FCS in Middle Schools

Cynthia Miller, Linda Hansen, Trapp Leesa, Jan Strand, Marie Duryea

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Abstract

This article talks about the advocacy strategies that were used by the NM Association of Family and Consumer Sciences to successfully add FCS courses back into the middle schools.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	14-16
Journal	Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences
State	Published - Dec 2019

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New Mexico State Affiliate Advocates for FCS in Middle Schools

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