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Table of Contents 2019-2020 Teachers Directory Table of Contents Louisiana FFA Maps ........................................................................................................................................................................ I-III State Staff ........................................................................................................................................................................................ IV State Officers ................................................................................................................................................................................... V-VI Area I .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 1-6 District I .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Bienville Parish ......................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Claiborne Parish ........................................................................................................................................................................ 1 Webster Parish .......................................................................................................................................................................... 1 District II ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-3 Jackson Parish ........................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Lincoln Parish ........................................................................................................................................................................... 2-3 Union Parish .............................................................................................................................................................................. 3 District III ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 4-5 East Carroll Parish ..................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Morehouse Parish ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Ouachita Parish ......................................................................................................................................................................... 4-5 Richland Parish ......................................................................................................................................................................... 5 West Carroll Parish ................................................................................................................................................................... 5 District IV ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 6 Caldwell Parish ......................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Catahoula Parish........................................................................................................................................................................ 6 Franklin Parish .......................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Area II ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 7-14 District V ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 7-9 De Soto Parish ........................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Natchitoches Parish ................................................................................................................................................................... 7-8 Red River Parish ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Sabine Parish............................................................................................................................................................................. 8-9 District VI ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 10-11 Grant Parish ............................................................................................................................................................................... 10 LaSalle Parish ........................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Winn Parish ............................................................................................................................................................................... 10-11 District VII ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 12-14 Beauregard Parish ..................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Rapides Parish ........................................................................................................................................................................... 12-13 Vernon Parish ............................................................................................................................................................................ 13-14 Area III ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 15-27 District VIII ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 15-16 Avoyelles Parish........................................................................................................................................................................ 15 Evangeline Parish ...................................................................................................................................................................... 16 District IX ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 17-20 Allen Parish .............................................................................................................................................................................. 17 Calcasieu Parish ........................................................................................................................................................................ 17-18 Cameron Parish ......................................................................................................................................................................... 19 Jefferson Davis Parish ............................................................................................................................................................... 19-20 District X ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 21-25 Acadia Parish ............................................................................................................................................................................ 21-22 Lafayette Parish......................................................................................................................................................................... 22-24 St. Landry Parish ....................................................................................................................................................................... 24-25 St. Martin Parish.......................................................................................................................................................................
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