Carley Ezell, right, passes a macaroni and cheese food packet to Mexico FFA member Brixton Goerne, who labels the packet with a best used by date during the February 2019 FFA week. The Mexico and …
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Mexico and Community R-6 FFA chapters recently were named as top chapters by the Missouri FFA Association.
Both chapters received a gold emblem. Only 10% of chapters receive the top chapter designation each year.
The Mexico chapter was selected for this distinction for its leadership lock-in, which focused on team building, communications and problem solving. It also held an interactive petting zoo for the Parents as Teachers program and a driving impaired awareness assembly at the high school.
Community R-6 members attended the International Ag Leadership Experience program, where students attended a 13-day trip to Europe to learn leadership skills and about international agriculture production. Members taught preschool to fifth-grade students about agriculture around the world. They also hosted a safe driver training for students.
Top state chapters are entered in the National FFA Chapter Award competition, which is planned for October in Indianapolis at the 93rd annual convention.
nav-oc Naviga Writer 2020-04-25T14:34:22Z false yes NEWS The Mexico Ledger
