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Madison County judge executive proclaims National FFA Week, honors Madison Central FFA
Summary
Judge Executive Reagan Taylor read a proclamation recognizing Feb. 21'28, 2026, as National FFA Week and praised Madison Central High School's FFA for developing student leaders; chapter president Abigail Wong thanked the court and invited the public to a greenhouse sale in April.
Madison County Judge Executive Reagan Taylor read a proclamation recognizing Feb. 21'28, 2026, as National FFA Week and commending Madison Central High School's FFA members for leadership, service and contributions to the county's agricultural economy. The proclamation described FFA and agricultural education as providing a "strong foundation" for youth and for the future of food, fiber and natural resource systems.
The proclamation text, read by Taylor, praised Madison Central's roughly 150 FFA members for "hands-on learning, supervised agricultural experiences, leadership development events, and service projects that strengthen both our local economy and our rural heritage." Taylor called students "young leaders" and encouraged citizens to support the chapter's students, advisers and parents for "their continued commitment to leadership, service, and agricultural excellence."
"These are young leaders, and this week is National FFA Week," Taylor said while reading the proclamation, which also recited the FFA motto: "learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve." The proclamation language recorded in the transcript was partly garbled around the exact dates; the court read the interval as Feb. 21 through Feb. 28, 2026.
Abigail Wong, identified in the transcript as president of the Madison Central FFA chapter, thanked the court and the community for supporting the chapter. "I'm Abigail Wong. I'm president of the Madison Central FFA chapter, and we just wanted to thank everyone in our community for their support of our chapter," she said, and invited attendees to the chapter's greenhouse sales in April.
The presentation consisted of a ceremonial proclamation and public recognition; the transcript does not record a formal vote or further action on the item. FFA members present recited the organization's creed and motto lines as part of the recognition.
No additional motions or votes relating to the proclamation were recorded in the transcript.
