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Leadership Development and the FFA
Mr. Capps Cleveland High School Total Agriculture Program
Classroom and Lab SAE FFA FFA SAE Class/ Lab FFA Structure National
FFA Organization North Carolina FFA Association
East Central Region Johnston Federation Cleveland FFA Chapter
premier leadership, personal growth and career success
FFA Mission Statement FFA makes a positive difference in the lives
of students by developing their potential for premier leadership,
personal growth and career success FFA Motto Learning to Do Doing
to Learn Earning to Live
Living to Serve FFA Creed 5 paragraph statement of beliefs and
ideals of FFA members
Revised in 1965 and 1990 Basic statement of beliefs that help
members understand the importance of the FFA. FFA Creed Expresses
belief in work ethic, fairness to others, patriotism, tradition
that all members should share Written by Mr. E.M. Tiffany
Paragraphs start with I believe FFA Colors The official FFA colors
are National Blue Corn Gold FFA Salute The Official FFA Salute is
the Pledge of Allegiance Official Dress Official FFA Dress is worn
at:
National and State Conventions Some Leadership Workshops Banquets
Larger ChapterFunctions Official Dress 1) FFA Jacket Zipped to the
top Only 3 medals
Highest Degree Highest Office Highest Award FFA Jackets On the back
of a FFA Jacket is your state across the top and chapter at the
bottom Official Dress 2) Black Slacks for the gentlemen
2) Black Skirt for the ladies Official Dress 4) FFA Tie orScarf
3)White Dress Shirt Official Dress Black Shoes Black Socks or
Stockings Early 1900s 1917 Smith Hughes Act Established vocational
education in public Schools. In this provision Agricultural
Education classes were provided federal funding for the first time.
Clubs began to form Students enrolled in Agricultural Education
began to form clubs of individuals who shared common interests. The
State of Virginia was the first to have an Agricultural Club for
boys. Future Farmers of Virginia
In Virginia the club was called the Future Farmers of Virginia.
This organization was led by an individual named Henry Groseclose.
Since many of present day FFA items are based upon the FFV he is
considered the father of the FFA North Carolinas Club In North
Carolina they were called the Young Tarheel Farmers The Groundwork
is laid.
Students in these early FFA chapters would meet to compete in
contests, during these contests they would meet and discuss issues
facing Agricultural Education. An organization takes shape..
The annual meetings of vocational agriculture students were held at
the Baltimore Hotel in Kansas City, Missouri. First of the FFA The
National FFA was established in Kansas City, Missouri in 1928
Students and delegates agreed to form one National Organization for
the students enrolled in Agricultural Education courses They named
it the Future Farmers of America and dues were 3 cents History in
KC A Creed to Live By 1930 FFA Creed Adopted
Written by E.M. Tiffany and adopted at the third National FFA
Convention. NFA Basics 1935 The NFA was Formed
NFA Stands for the New Farmers of America The NFA was the FFA
equivalent in Minority High Schools in the South. NFA Basics The
NFA colors were Black and Gold and their jackets were also of the
same colors. FFA Federally Chartered
1950Congress Passes Public Law 740 Gives FFA a Federal Charter
stating that FFA is an integral part of the Agricultural Education
course. No other student organization has such a charter. US Postal
Service. 1953 US Postal Service issues a Commemorative FFA Stamp.
Time for a Merger 1965 FFA and NFA Merged into one Organization.
What has been missing 1969 Females were allowed to join the FFA for
the first time. Until this point the FFA was strictly a male
organization. Today girls make up 40% of the membership and hold %
of the state leadership positions. Future Farmers no more
1988 Name officially changed from Future Farmers of America to the
National FFA Organization. Delegates voted on a name change to
represent a change in Agriculture and the science and technical
jobs in Agriscience More Changes Also in 1998 the wording on the
emblem changed from Vocational Agriculture to Agricultural
Education National Headquarters Moves
1998 National FFA Headquarters relocates to Indianapolis Indiana.
Hello Louisville FFA National Convention moved from Kansas City,
Missouri to Louisville Kentucky. Ending the run in Kansas City
since the First National Convention drawing 50,000 FFA Members. Fun
in Louisville National Convention 2006 National FFA Convention
moved from Louisville, KY to Indianapolis, Indiana. Indianapolis
Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis Important FFA People Henry
Groseclose Gus Lintner E.M. Tiffany
Dr. Larry Case Leslie Applegate The FFA Emblem The FFA emblem is
comprised of five separate emblems that each represent something
about the organization. Parts of the Emblem A cross-section of an
ear of corn.
represents our common agricultural interests Parts of the Emblem 2)
The eagle FFA is a National Organization Parts of the Emblem 3) The
owl It symbolizes wisdom and knowledge. Parts of the Emblem 4) The
plow It is a symbol of labor and tillage of the soil. Parts of the
Emblem 5) The rising sun Itsymbolizes progress in agriculture Types
of FFA Membership
Active Middle and High School students enrolled in agricultural
education, can continue up to 3 years after graduation. Collegiate
Students enrolled in agriculture courses at 2 or 4 year
postsecondary schools. NC State University, NC A&T State
University, Mount Olive College. Types of FFA Membership
Alumni former active and collegiate members and other FFA
supporters. 4)Honorary Given to individuals who have rendered
outstanding service to the FFA, very limited group Officer Duties
President Vice-President
Represents Chapter at functions Appoints committees Presides over
meeting Stationed at the Rising Sun Vice-President Coordinates
committee work Assume duties in Presidents absence Stationed at the
Plow Officer Duties Secretary Treasurer Prepares agenda for
meetings
Takes and Prepares minutes from all meetings Stationed by the Ear
of Corn Treasurer Keeps financial records current and accurate
Stationed by the Bust of Washington Officer Duties Reporter
Sentinel
Informs and reports events to the FFA members Keeps chapter
scrapbook. Stationed by the Flag Sentinel Assist president in
maintaining order welcomes guests and visitor Stationed by the door
Opening and Closing Rituals that add dignity to a meeting and
explain the meaning of certain traditional emblems. Gavel Taps One
Tap: Two Taps: Three Taps:
Sit down, announce vote, adjourn. Two Taps: Call meeting to order.
Three Taps: Stand Up. WF-R Chapter Officers www.wfrhsffa.com
The Chapter FFA Officers are FFA Items Career Development Events
(CDEs) speaking events, parliamentary procedure ect. Agricultural
Tools CDE Students identify common agricultural tools and their
uses open to first year FFA members and 9th graders only FFA Creed
CDE members recite the FFA Creed, open to first year FFA members
and 9th graders only. FFA Items Program of Activities helps in
setting goals and developing plans and steps to reach those goals.
Proficiency Awards entrepreneurship or placement individual awards
growing out of a students SAE program. FFA Degrees Discovery Degree
State Degree Greenhand Degree
American Degree Chapter Degree North Carolina FFA Center
The North Carolina FFA Center is in White Lake.The summer
recreational camp and State Leadership Conference is located here
every year.