Clark County FFA

The Clark County FFA chapter of Wi******er, Kentucky, has been recognized in 2026 National Chapter Award Program from the National FFA Organization. They were given a 3-star ranking. Truly a mark of their exceptionalism, less than 10% of chapters nationwide are given a ranking from the National FFA Organization.
The program recognizes outstanding FFA chapters from throughout the country that actively implement the mission and strategies of the organization. These chapters improve chapter operations using the National Quality FFA Chapter Standards and a Program of Activities that emphasizes growing leaders, building communities and strengthening agriculture.

Today was the second and last day of our new executive team training days. We learned how to do committee reports, started planning all of our events for the year, and became chefs for the day with making sides and desserts for our lunch. We have learned so much this week but we also learned about each other and how we can be a team throughout this school year!

Today was the first day of our two day executive team training days. We explained our smart goals for the year, we talked about what we want our legacy to be once we leave and so much more. We also had a bunch of fun playing games that taught us teamwork, strategy, and leadership.

This past week some of our executive team members got to go to FFA camp at the Carol Martin Gatton Kentucky FFA Leadership Training Center! We got to experience officer classes, chapter hour, and meeting so many new people. We also get to experience doing the ropes course, FFA talent show, and climbing to the big tree. And a special shout out to our seniors as this was their last time at camp, I hope it was an experience that you’ll never forget! This was a memorable experience and a great way to start off our 2026-2027 executive team and school year!

Join us in Welcoming Ms. Alexis Mullins to RDC!

Congratulations to our AEA May graduate, Ms. Alexis Jones, on accepting a teaching position at Robert D. Campbell Junior High in Clark County!

Alexis will be teaching 7th- and 8th-grade students in Introduction to Agriculture and Agriculture 2 courses, helping students build a strong foundation in agricultural education while preparing and inspiring them for success in the high school agriculture program.

UK Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment

Come join us tonight for Old Fashion Fair Games and the Pedal Pull! After the games come see us on the porch of the Shelton Building for some hand dipped ice cream or fresh squeezed lemonade!

To start off with our county fair week we had our Kickstart breakfast! Our 26-27 executive team helped serve and recognize our accomplishments. We also recognized Mr. Jimmy Powell and Mr. Shane Wiseman as they unveiled their hall of fame plaques. We wanna thank everyone for coming out and hope to see you at the Clark County Fair!

This week our members and regional winners competed at the 97th annual Kentucky FFA State Convention! We wanna thank all the members, advisors, and staff at the Hyatt and at Rupp arena. Congratulations to all winners and hope to see you next year at the Kentucky FFA State Convention!!

Our 25-26 & 26-27 executive team went on a three day ag career trip that taught them valuable skills and available opportunities in the ag world! Tours included the EKU ag department, Pierce Farms, Tarter, Wolf Creek Fish Hatchery and Dam, Gatormade, Goodes Creamery, and Branchview Angus!

Yesterday, Clark County FFA hosted Happy Hooves, bringing together local mental health organizations and animals to create a fun, welcoming space to learn about mental health resources and wellness.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make this event a success! 💙💛