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Five Escambia County Students To Receive Prestigious American FFA Degree

Florida FFA announced Monday that five students have submitted an application to receive the coveted American FFA Degree.

They are: Kaitlyn Kleinatland, Bethany Reynolds, Haylee Weaver and Courtney Weekley, Northview High School graduates; and Miranda Vidak, West Florida High graduate.

The American FFA Degree is the highest honor bestowed upon any regular member of the National FFA Organization. The degree is presented after the FFA member graduates from high school.

These applicants will be forwarded on to the National FFA Organization for consideration as candidates for the American FFA Degree. Each applicant will be recognized and given an opportunity to introduce themselves on the main stage during the 8th General Session of the 89th Florida FFA Convention on Friday, June 16.

The American FFA degrees will be presented in October at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, IN.

Pictured above: American FFA Degree recipients Haylee Weaver, Courtney Weekley, Bethany Reynolds and Kaitlyn Kleinatland,  Northview High School graduates; Miranda Vidak, West Florida High School graduate. NorthEscambia.com and courtesy photos, click to enlarge.