Ffa Mission Statement

Do you Believe in the Future of Agriculture? According to the FFA mission statement FFA provides members with personal growth, career success, and premier leadership. During the year of 1928 the largest youth organization was found. This organization is known as FFA and contains over half a million youth members around the nation. However some members are financially unstable to pay the membership fee of seventeen dollars; to become a year long member in FFA. This is why school districts should provide money for those who cannot afford the membership dues. Students who become interested in FFA should not be held back due to financial issues. A simple 17 dollars can guide a student into a program where they find their careers and develop leadership skills that will last a lifetime. FFA is described as being a spider web, that spreads across several important aspects of life. Developing qualities of leadership and responsibility is crucial in becoming an adult. If school districts were to provide financial support to those unable to pay it would allow them the opportunity to develop skills through CDE’s or SAE
There are teachers and administrators who also believe that this 17 dollars can eventually add up to equal a set of new computers rather than benefiting one individual. A way to solve this issue would be to provide applications for the money district would be loaning out which would allow a better understanding of the student's home situation and what they plan on doing through FFA. However there has been plenty of success in FFA, through awards and degrees that can be added to college applications can lead a student to their ultimate goal, being successful. Not everything is about the money, it is about what the student gains from being in the program and how they plan on applying that to everyday