Crater

Mission Statement

Crater FFA is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success.

Student Leaders

Office	Name	Biography
Chapter President	Grace Davenport	I am 16 years old and have been a part of the Crater FFA chapter for almost three years now. I compete in vet science, livestock judging,and public speaking as well as showing a market lamb and a market goat every year at our spring fair.
Chapter Vice President	Kaitllyn Hill	I'm 16 years old and have been a part of Crater FFA for three years now. I participate in vet science, livestock judging, and public speaking as well as showing a market steer and lamb every year at the Jackson County spring and county fair.
Chapter Secretary	Jessalyn Magerle	Bio Coming Soon
Chapter Treasurer	Josiah Plankenhorn	Bio Coming Soon
Chapter Sentinel	Kalynn Breedlove	I'm 17 years old and have been a part of Crater FFA for four years now. I participate in vet science, livestock judging, ag sales, Parliamentary procedure, and public speaking as well as showing a market goat and lamb and breeding does every year at the Jackson County spring fair.
Chapter Reporter	Lexus Downing	Bio Coming Soon
District President	Grace Davenport	I am 16 years old and have been a part of the Crater FFA chapter for almost three years now. I compete in vet science, livestock judging,and public speaking as well as showing a market lamb and a market goat every year at our spring fair.
District Treasurer	Brooklyn Johnson	Bio Coming Soon

Program Vision Statements

Increase active membership through promotion of FFA.
Increase number of CDE/LDE participants.
Increase number of SAE projects.
Providing agriculture education opportunities for our community.

Student Committees

Committee	Committee Summary and Objectives
The program does not have any Committees established