FCCLA celebrated the opening of its new national headquarters with which event?

• A. Open house celebration and ribbon cutting
• B. Groundbreaking ceremony
• C. Annual convention
• D. Ribbon cutting only

Answer: (A)

When a new building opens, the celebration typically blends a formal moment with a chance for people to experience the space. The ribbon cutting marks the official opening, while an open house invites members, supporters, and the community to tour the headquarters and learn about FCCLA in its new home. That pairing captures both the ceremonial start and the opportunity to showcase the facility.

Groundbreaking would have happened before construction, so it doesn’t celebrate the finished building. An annual convention is a separate event and not specifically tied to opening a new headquarters. A ribbon cutting alone doesn’t give people a view of the new space, so the open house with the ribbon cutting best fits the occasion.