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National FFA Week runs February 17-24
National FFA Week runs Feb. 17-24. Here, H-M-S FFA members share why the organization is important to them now and in the future.
"FFA means being a part of something that everyone is welcome and everyone is willing to help you if you have questions." – LEXI CROATT
"What FFA means to me is hard work and dedication. I believe that putting in hard work and dedication to FFA should be given more and more by each person." – KAYLEE NEWKIRK
"To me, FFA means stepping out of my comfort zone to try new things and building leadership skills." – ABBY OTTO
"FFA has been in my whole life. From my parents to my brothers, and now to me. It's not only an organization, but it now feels like another family. The amount of relationships and memories I have made through FFA can never be replaced. That is what FFA means to me." – HANNAH TESSUM
"FFA is my second family. It is a student led organization that requires leadership skills and commitment. This organization is full of activities that give to the community like Pancake Breakfasts, Feed the Farmers, and much more." – KYA CHRISTOPHERSON
"FFA means balance. FFA keeps me involved in activities while also bettering my education. FFA helps me become a hard worker, while also prioritizing taking care of myself and being well organized."– CLARA FUNK