The South Central FFA Chapter had a very eventful National FFA Week.
The Chapter completed multiple community service activities and hosted many events throughout the duration of the week, and beyond, due to an ice storm causing events to be postponed to the following week.
South Central FFA members partnered with Mission South Central, and helped build and install several ramps for people in need, around the area. Chapter members attended church together at the Farina United Methodist Church; had a chapter bowling night at Salem Bowl; hosted a prayer around the flagpole, at the High School; hosted a Greenhand Workshop for first-year FFA members; presented Ag in the Classroom lessons to elementary students; hosted a trivia night at Kinmundy Christian Church; partnered with the Salem Elks Lodge and hosted a chicken dinner; hosted a free breakfast, open to school faculty, and community members; had Drive Your Tractor to School day at the highschool; hosted “Ag Olympics” in the gym for the entire student body; and had many school-wide themed dress up days. These events, coordinated by the South Central FFA Chapter would not be possible without the generous support received from the community.
A line of students driving tractors
to school on “Drive Your Tractor to School Day”
Aerial view of tractors driven
to school by students at South Central High School
Members of South Central FFA
and Mission South Central work together to install a ramp, at a local home.
Keira Langley and Marnada Donoho
in a tractor.
