Something that is a core value of the FFA is "learning to do" and just that is what the 2022 Madison-Plains FFA Equine Management team did as they competed this year in competition. For many members this was a first time competing like this, with many members only doing this competition in the past virtually or for some never doing this event at all.
Posted Wednesday, May 11, 2022
While enrolled in FFA as a greenhand, a first-year member, students learn about all the different aspects that make up agricultural education and FFA as a whole. One of the largest sections is FFA history. This section covers all the way from the beginning of the organization in 1928 to current events happening now in 2022.
Posted Thursday, March 10, 2022
Thank you Lindsey Call, FFA Chapter Reporter, for this great write-up!! Congratulations to the FFA!!*******Change Is In the Air at The Madison County Fair In the past year and a half, Covid concerns and regulations have changed the way we go about life. This could not have been more apparent than it was at the 2020 Madison County Fair. Exhibitors and parents of exhibitors were the only individuals allowed to attend the fair.
Posted Friday, October 8, 2021
Madison Plains FFA Officer Books For the last year, the Madison Plains FFA secretary, treasurer, and reporter have been collecting records and photos for their officer books. The secretary’s book holds records of all chapter activities such as agendas, member involvement, thank you cards and correspondence. The treasurer’s book holds all financial records such as our chapter bank account, receipts, withdraw & deposit forms, etc. The reporter’s book keeps a record of chapter activities and events through photos, captions, and news articles.
Posted Wednesday, February 5, 2020
The FFA has started something new this year and will be sharing an Alumni Spotlight to show what our alumni have been doing since they graduated, and how FFA has impacted their lives. Please enjoy the first article!
Posted Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Did you know that we have 180 students that participate in Ag Class/FFA? The Madison-Plains Chapter is currently ranked as the 9th largest in the State of Ohio! The FFA (formerly Future Farmers of America) is a national organization dedicated to preparing members for leadership and careers in the science, business and technology of agriculture. Local, state and national activities and award programs provide opportunities to apply knowledge and skills acquired through agriculture education. The Ohio FFA Association has 25,439 members in 312 chapters throughout Ohio. Pretty impressive that we are the 9th largest!There are a lot of ways to support the FFA and we will be introducing them throughout the year as they get closer. However, starting September 30, the FFA will begin the Laurelville Cider Sale. The sale will run through October 10, and will be delivered on October 23. Please see any FFA member to place your order or call the High School office at 740.490.0775 and they will get you in touch with someone.
Posted Friday, September 27, 2019
Members from the Madison Plains FFA Chapter met with other FFA members and government officers at Ohio Legislative Leadership Conference (OLLC) on September 25, 2019. This conference was held at the Ohio statehouse. Students had the opportunity to speak with members of the senate, lobbyists, and speak with the Director of Agriculture Dorothy Pelanda.
On Friday, May 3rd, we had 5 students represent our music program in the band at the FFA Convention! The FFA Band Members were Chase Manns, Jenna Bailey, Emma McCoy, Mackenzie Dixon, and Tylor Hoover.
Posted Monday, May 6, 2019
The annual Toy Drive organized by the Madison-Plains FFA chapter was featured in Rural Life Today magazine. The 11 officers spearheaded the activity which is now in its fourth year, surpassing the established goal with 242 donations to Nationwide Children's Hospital.
Posted Thursday, January 11, 2018
Four MPHS students in FFA will have their degrees evaluated at the national level and four advanced at the state level. In addition, the three officers received gold star ratings on their officer books.
Posted Thursday, March 2, 2017