The 2018-2019 BHS FFA Officer Team recently held a two day Chapter Officer Leadership Training (COLT) at Bainbridge High School.

The upcoming officer team members are: President-Luke Jones, Vice President-Adron Ingle, Secretary- Sara Matthews, Treasurer-Cayden Harrell, Reporter-Faith Taunton, Sentinel- Taylor Barber, Parliamentarian- Logan Grubbs, Chaplain- Weston Powell and Historian- Madalyn Yancey. These FFA members worked hard over the two day training learning about team building, increasing membership and involvement and planning a complete Program of Activities. The chapter officers were challenged to create a set of standards for their team and write down goals for the year. They also focused on professionalism, service, commitment, sharing the message, recruitment and teamwork.

In addition, the FFA officer team set goals to attend the National FFA Convention in October in Indianapolis, IN. National FFA Convention is a 4 day leadership conference that is focused on career success, industry involvement, networking with others and building lasting relationships that will benefit FFA members now and in the future. This will be a dynamic experience for our students that will make a lasting impact on their lives. Fundraising and sponsorship efforts are being made by all of the officers. If you are interested in helping the FFA officer team achieve this goal, please contact one of the FFA advisors.

To stay in touch with our FFA chapter and officers on social media, please like us on Facebook- Bainbridge High School FFA and follow us on Instagram- bainbridge_ffa.

The Georgia FFA Association is the third largest state association in the nation with more than 45,000 members. The National FFA Organization, formerly known as the Future Farmers of America, changed its name in 1988 to reflect the growth and diversity of agriculture. The mission of the FFA organization is to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education.