We have 65 members for the 1999-00 school year. Today the FFA is a driving force in developing leadership in youth. Active participation in public speaking, career develpoment events, chapter meetings, award recognition programs, committees and community projects provide FFA members with opportunities to develop personal leadership skills. The organization motivates young people to make positive contributions to their homes, schools, communities and country. FFA chapters may be chartered in any public school with an agricultural education program.
Leadership is provided by student officers elected each year and advisors who guide the chapter.
All students are required to conduct an SAE which reflects their interests and career goals. Hands-on training in goal setting, planning and record keeping develop from student SAEs. The FFA is structured into a degree program which rewards active FFA members for progress in all phases of leadership, skills and occupational development. The Greenhand FFA Degree and the Chapter FFA Degree are awarded at the chapter level. State associations award top members with the State FFA Degree.