Carroll County HS FFA

05/05/2026

‼️‼️‼️PLANT SALE UPDATE: We have decided to extend our hours! We will now be open Saturday, May 16th from 8 am to 12 pm AND Monday through Friday 2:30-5:30 pm next week!‼️‼️‼️

Join us May 11-15th for the CCHS Annual Plant Sale!

Students have been working hard to prepare high quality plants. This year, students were able to start several plants from seed to produce their own plugs. This process has taken the entirety of the semester and has been quite labor intensive, but boy are they beautiful!

Let us do the hard work for you! Swing by the greenhouse located at CCHS anytime between 2:30 and 5:30 May 11-15th!

We have a selection of:
🫑 Garden vegetables
🌿Herbs
🪴House plants
🌵Succulents
🌸Ornamentals
🏡Hanging baskets

04/23/2026

Congratulations to the FFA Forestry teams for their performances at the Virginia FFA Forestry event in Covington on Wednesday!

The 9th grade team placed 2nd in the Junior Division- team members were: Josh Tolbert.- 2nd high individual scorer, Grayson Jones - 9th high scorer, Talon Henley, and John Redd

The Senior division team placed 1st in the State and will represent Virginia at the National FFA Convention in October!
Team members are: Logan Bond - 2nd high individual, Brianna Boatman - 7th high individual, Madelyn Caviness - 9th high individual, and Alexis Shockley - 10th high individual.

04/22/2026

Friday was a busy day for us! We competed at the Appalachian Area Rally and then hosted our annual banquet. Check out these results from our contests at Area Rally!

•Extemporaneous Speaking: Madelyn Caviness- 3rd

•Junior Prepared Speaking: Chloe Wright- 1st

•Nursery Landscape: 3rd Place Team- Kaylee Cox, Logan Dickerson, Jackson Eades, and Kaidence Taylor

•Hippology: Natalie Culler- 1st
1st Place Team: Natalie Culler, Emma Wilmoth, Eva Lawson, and Kelli Wilhite

•Senior Prepared Speaking: Kari Alderman- 2nd

•Area Officers for 2026-2027
President- Madelyn Caviness
Sentinel- Sarah Carrico
Parliamentarian- Paisley Snider

These students worked so hard for these accomplishments, so if you see them around please congratulate them! 👏

04/14/2026

What do cow farmers read in the morning?
The moos-paper. 📰

Have you heard the good moos 📰 yet?!

We are less than 2 weeks away from our Spring Agriculture Festival. Don't forget to mark your calendars 📅 to come out and support CCHS and CCMS in their efforts at the school farm! 🐮🌼🌿Our students have been working 💪 so hard to get it revamped and productive!

Some of the things you'll see:
•Drone spraying demo
•Butter making demo 🧈
•Fertilizer demo
•Food trucks 🍔
•Over 20 local businesses, artisans, and producers set up as vendors
•EARLY BIRD plant sale 🪴

Don't forget to like 👍 and share this post to help us promote this event! As always, thank you for your support!

We look forward to seeing 👀 you there!

04/11/2026

With our end of year banquet coming up, this outstanding group of officers will be hanging up their jackets. Some will be returning to new positions for next year and others will finish this chapter of their FFA careers.

We only thought it appropriate to highlight these ladies and gentlemen once more to commend them on a job well done. This group has faced changes, adversity, growth, HARD WORK, and challenges with grace and poise. Despite everything thrown their way this year, they remained a family through it all.

To the 2025-2026 CCHS Officer Team, congratulations on a job well done. Thank you all for your year of service to this organization. Your futures are so bright! 😎

04/10/2026

Today was a pretty big day for Carroll County agriculture students. We were honored to showcase our agriculture program to Katie Frazier, Virginia Secretary of Agriculture and Rachel Meyers, Manager of VDACS Agriculture and Forestry Development for the Division of Marketing and Development.

We began the day with a tour of the agriculture department at CCHS. Next, we traveled to the school farm where we met up with Carroll County Middle School FFA to showcase our land lab and joint efforts in hands-on agricultural education. We finished the day by releasing a group of poundage heifers. Students will have the opportunity to learn safe cattle handling practices and good stockmanship. This group of heifers will be staying with us through the fall, giving students the ability to plan rotational grazing models, master cattle working skills, and utilize classroom teachings in a real-world scenario.

We are so grateful to everyone who has made this possible and to everyone who supports us! Stay tuned – we have more great things in store for this year!

04/02/2026

☀️Don't forget to mark your calendars for our first Spring Agriculture Festival!☀️

🗓 APRIL 25TH from 12pm-9pm 🕙

12/13/2025