For more than 72 years, the FFA has continued to be an integral part of agriculture instruction by making classroom lessons come to life through realistic applications. With a total membership of 451,997 members in all 50 states, to include Puerto Rico, The Virgin Islands, Guam and Rota; the National FFA is the largest youth organization in the United States.

Through Spring Branch's Agriscience courses, the FFA Organization, student projects, community service activities and personal leadership development, our program is preparing students to be the leaders of our community. Students also participate in a great selection of social activities.

Spring Branch has available to its students a project facility, to gain hands-on experience in the area of animal care and production as well as the opportunity to gain those same experiences in plant production through it's new 6,000 sq. foot Greenhouse. These opportunities also foster the development of responsibility, teamwork, and pride.

Mission statement:
FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.


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  • creates and nurtures a love for community
  • encourages improvement in scholarship
  • fosters citizenship and patriotism &
  • creates an interest in occupations for the
    largest industry in America.

Agriculture's diversity offers opportunities for students from all backgrounds. FFA estimates that its members are equally divided between rural, urban, and suburban areas. In fact, two of the largest chapters in the nation are in Chicago and Philadelphia. To learn more about this great organization and the opportunities it has in store for you visit the Texas FFA web site : www.txaged.org/ffa-main.html or you can also visit the National FFA web site : www.ffa.org. You can also contact us by clicking > here .

 

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