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Northview Celebrates National FFA Week With Faculty/Staff Breakfast
February 25, 2009
FFA members at Northview High School celebrated National FFA Week Tuesday morning by cooking breakfast for the faculty and staff.
“Step Up, Stand Out” is the theme of National FFA Week this year as more than half a million members around the nation are participating in National FFA Week activities at the local and state levels. Stepping up and standing out is not only a way of life for FFA members, but it’s also a call to action for others. FFA members set a positive example with their leadership, work ethic and community service activities
Students cooked a breakfast of eggs, bacon, pancakes, grits, biscuits and sausage for the NHS faculty and staff and local agricultural and community leaders.
The FFA began in 1928 as the Future Farmers of America.
For more pictures from the National FFA Week breakfast at Northview High School, click here.
Northview High School has had an active FFA membership since it opened. Ernest Ward Middle School started a FFA chapter in 2005. Both schools work together, volunteer in the community and help each other throughout the school year.
Pictured above: Northview FFA students serve a National FFA Week breakfast Tuesday morning at the school. Pictured left: Northview FFA Vice President Allie Vidak serves eggs to the school faculty. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “Northview Celebrates National FFA Week With Faculty/Staff Breakfast”
It’s good to see the FFA students of Northview High School showing appreciation to those who support them! They deserve our support too!
Blondie—we will have photos from the EWMS breakfast posted Thursday morning.
thanks!!!!!! Ernest Ward had one too and it turned out greate!!
Did anyone thank the Family and Consumer science teacher for the use of her class room and for whatever else she did? I certainly hope so.
These are the best students. They go above and beyond. We are very proud of them and the FFA Organization that they represent.
The breakfast was wonderful. Thank you for the great service with a smile and inviting us to join in. All the students did a wonderful job. We are proud of all of our FFA members. Again thank you for the wonderful breakfast.