Lincoln FFA Zebras

Although school is over our Lincoln FFA Fair exhibitors are still working hard for Placer Fair!Lincoln FFA sheep and goat exhibitors were able to practice their showmanship skills thanks to past LHS students Cady and Braden Miner. We appreciate their help so much and learned a lot of ways to improve our showmanship skills today!

As our 25-26 Chapter Officers wrap up their year we would like to once again congratulate our members who were recognized at our End of the Year Awards Banquet. Congratulations again to our:

•Greenhand Degree Recipients and Star
•Chapter Degree Recipients and Star
•State Degree Recipients
•CDE/LDE Team Competitors
•Proficiency Award Recipients and Stars

Whether you were able to join us at the Awards Banquet or celebrated from afar, check out the 2026 Awards Newsletter for a complete list of all of our student achievements!

2026 Lincoln FFA Awards Newsletter Lincoln FFA has officially wrapped up our year of activities, culminating with our Annual Awards Banquet! We truly enjoyed celebrating our members' successes over this past year with friends, family,...

Have you thought about flowers for your LHS Graduate??

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Save $10 on each item by placing a order before this Friday at 3:30pm!

We will have some items to purchase in person but supplies will be limited!

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With great pleasure I am honored to introduce the 2026-2027 Lincoln FFA Chapter Officer team!

President - Matthew Marino
Vice President - Gissel Ibañez Sanabia
Secretary - Valerie DeHaro
Treasurer - Ashlee Swett
Reporter - Esmeralda Loyola
Sentinel - Joseph Crawford
Historian - Hailey Mahaffey

These members went through 3 rigorous steps to be elected into their office. After an application, Interview, and finally a speech in front of our members these members were selected as the most qualified members to serve our chapter for the 26-27 year. Congratulations, we can’t wait to see how far you will go and all the amazing things you will do for this chapter!

Thank you to everyone who attended last night's record-breaking Lincoln FFA Awards Banquet! With more than 350 members and guests in attendance, it was certainly a night to remember! If you have pictures from throughout the night, we'd love for you to share them so we can add them to our collection! Please send any photos to Mr. Willhite! [email protected]!

REMINDER!! Our End of the Year Awards Banquet is this Thursday in the pence gym! We will be recognizing our members for various awards, degrees, and scholarships! Be sure to wear as much of your official dress as you can! Our 25-26
Officer team can’t wait to see you there.

Dont forget to sign up to donate! The building communities committee is hosting another blood drive but this time with more gifts!

Lincoln FFA members don’t forget to fill out your applications to be recognized at our Annual End of the year Awards Banquet! All applications are due tommorrow Friday May 8th! Also fill out your RSVP’s for you and anyone who would like to attend!

For 50 years, the Lincoln High School Farm has been far more than just a piece of land. It has served as a classroom, a community gathering place, and a hands-on learning environment for generations of students.
Last night, the WUSD Board of Trustees proudly received a proclamation from Assemblyman Joe Patterson recognizing the farm’s extraordinary contributions to student learning, agricultural education, and community engagement over the past five decades.
Joining members of the Board and LHS staff were two of the founding members of the Lincoln High School Farm, Pat McCartney and Mike Broyer. We were deeply honored to celebrate alongside them and recognize the lasting legacy they helped build for both our students and the community.
From teaching the importance of agriculture and stewardship to providing meaningful real-world learning experiences, the LHS Farm continues to make a lasting impact on generations of learners.
Here’s to 50 years of growth, learning, and tradition and to many more ahead.
Pictured left to right: Kerry Callahan, Barret Hess, April Nitsos, Marjorie Proffitt, Cody Walker, Criste Freymond, Joe Patterson, Carol Schieber, Pat McCartney, Jessica Armistead, George Dykstra, Jason Price, Mike Broyer, Kris Davis.