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With an array of possibilities for student involvement, FFA activities range from the meaningful events at the local level that impact the largest number of members to conferences and competitions that hone the skills and attitudes of FFA members.

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FFA Resources Overview
Greenhand Leadership Conference
ME: Student Development, Personal Growth
For Freshmen; One Day Event
30 Conferences held in late September and October
*For 2020 these will be held as online, In The Classroom events - GLC^ITC

Personal development starts with the individual. Through self-discovery of talents, strengths, interests and personal characteristics, students begin their journey down the road to uncovering their life's passion. Through GLC ^ITC, students will be emerged in the Who, Why, What, Where, How and Impact they can experience in Agricultural Education. This conference focuses on "ME: one's personal skills and development of the ability to be successful."
Made For Excellence
WE: Student Development, Personal Growth
For Sophomores; Two Day Event, 8 Conferences held in January and February
*For 2021 these conferences will be held online

Once an individual knows who they are and the core values that guide their life choices, they then can start to branch out and build meaningful relationships with others. MFE is all about a student understanding who they are and how they can build trust, show vulnerability and give empathy in order to develop relationships to ultimately influence those around them. This conference is about "WE: knowing that leadership starts by first believing in ourselves in order to build our confidence to serve others."
Advanced Leadership Academy
DO: Chapter Development, Leadership Development
For Juniors; Two Day Event, 8 Conferences held in January and February
*For 2021 these conferences will be held online

Once a leader is comfortable with who they are and their self-purpose, they can discover how to work with others and accomplish a shared goal. Students discover how to be teams of innovative leaders through the process of analyzing program needs and improving a project or event held by their chapter. This conference is about "DO: the individual leader, their relationships with others and how to enact change within their chapters and communities."

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Agricultural education strives to maintain its status on the cutting-edge of rigorous classroom instruction, relevant skill acquisition and premier leadership development. Check out the expansive and evolving catalog of resources to generate new ideas, enhance curriculum delivery skills or identify new ways to engage in FFA and SAE activities.

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Beginning in the early 20th century in California, agricultural education has a long tradition of preparing students for rigorous, satisfying careers both within and outside of the industry. As a school-based learning program, agricultural education operates as a unit within the California Department of Education and is written into the state’s legislative education code.

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Rich in history with an eye toward the future, California’s school-based agricultural education program seeks to prepare all students for satisfying careers in and outside of the agriculture industry. The multi-faceted approach to growing the whole person includes a focus on character and interpersonal skill development, technical acumen and critical thinking capabilities.

 

Events

From personal growth to career skill enhancement, the focus of California’s agricultural education events is always on the experiential development of the student. With activities ranging from local to national, the statewide organization offers a number of premier events each year that are suited to best meet the interests of an ever-diversifying student population.

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The mission of the California FFA Foundation is to promote, aid, and assist, financially or otherwise, California FFA to ensure the success of Agricultural Education by preparing tomorrow's agricultural leaders, today.

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California FFA Foundation’s goal is to provide individuals, businesses, foundations and others the opportunity to invest in the premier secondary Agricultural Education leadership development program in California: FFA. The Foundation provides award recognition for student projects, competitive team events, leadership development events, as well as leadership training conferences.

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