The Harrison County Board of Education held a regular meeting on February 4, 2025, where they celebrated the upcoming National FFA Week, scheduled for February 15-22. The board issued a proclamation recognizing the significant role of the National FFA Organization in promoting agricultural education and leadership among youth.
During the meeting, Miss Smith read the proclamation, highlighting the FFA's commitment to developing future leaders in agriculture and its emphasis on citizenship, volunteerism, and patriotism. The board commended the dedication of FFA members, advisors, and supporters in Harrison County for their contributions to the agricultural community.
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Subscribe for free FFA representatives from South Harrison and Bridgeport schools attended the meeting, expressing gratitude for the board's support. Justin Arnold from Bridgeport noted the growth in FFA membership and student engagement, while John Lockhart from South Harrison echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the positive impact of agricultural education on students.
The meeting also featured the introduction of FFA chapter leaders, including Emma Hitts and KJ Langer, who were recognized for their achievements, including state championships in various competitions. The board's recognition of FFA Week underscores the importance of agricultural education in fostering leadership skills and community involvement among students.
As the meeting progressed, the board encouraged continued support for educational programs that benefit the youth of Harrison County, reinforcing their commitment to enhancing the community's agricultural education initiatives.