2018 Annual Report

OHIO FFA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT PREMIER LEADERSHIP | PERSONAL GROWTH | CA REER SUCCESS 2018 OHIO FFA ANNUAL REPORT | 1 PREMIER LEADERSHIP2 | 2018 OHIO FFA ANNUAL REPORT 2018 OHIO FFA ANNUAL REPORT FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. ANNUAL REPORT SPONSORS TABLE OF CONTENTS MESSAGES FROM OUR LEADERSHIP ................2 2017-2018 BY THE NUMBERS ..................................3 ASSOCIATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES ................4 2017-2018 STATE OFFICER TEAM ..........................5 FINANCIAL REPORT ..................................................6 FFA CAMP MUSKINGUM REPORT ......................7 NATIONAL FFA CONVENTION & EXPO ............8 AMERICAN FFA DEGREE RECIPEINTS .............12 OHIO FFA FOUNDATION PLATINUM SPONSORS OHIO FFA CONVENTION .........................................16 STARS OVER OHIO ......................................................28 STATE FFA DEGREE RECIPIENTS .........................29 FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES.................37 SPONSORS & FRIENDS OF THE FFA ...................38 2018 OHIO FFA ANNUAL REPORT | 1 OHIO FFA ASSOCIATION OHIO FFA FOUNDATION As disclosed in the upcoming pages, Because of generous supporters, like Ohio FFA members have once again you, we have much to celebrate this raised the bar and continue to reach year! This annual report highlights great achievements. It is evident that several of the outstanding things FFA, agricultural education, and our our students were able to achieve members and students have a bright because they were supported and future in Ohio. empowered by their educators and the agricultural industry. Without our Ohio FFA plays an essential role in preparing career and industry partners, students wouldn’t have technical education students to enter the workforce. Our these tremendous opportunities available to them. members are equipped with practical, life and leadership skills that will help them obtain successful careers in The Ohio FFA Foundation is extremely grateful to Ohio’s agriculture. Whether they be chemists, veterinarians, agricultural community for your continued support government officials, farmers, welders, bankers or of youth and the impact they will have on the future teachers, Ohio FFA members will soon be premier of agriculture. The Foundation depends on strong professionals in various career fields. partnerships with businesses and industry to thrive, with this support we can continue to aid in the development In addition to experiential and contextual learning of future leaders. Each year, the Foundation strives to provided through the classroom and supervised support the mission “to make a positive difference in the agricultural experiences, FFA provides an opportunity lives of students by developing their potential for premier for members to further develop skills through engaging leadership, personal growth, and career success through programs, such as Career Development Events and agricultural education.” the Agriscience Fair. Chapters across Ohio are growing leaders, building communities and strengthening We are proud to partner with our industry supporters in agriculture. unique ways to provide resources that are relevant for today’s students. Ohio’s FFA achievements and history are recognized nationally. Our state is proud to be the home of the FFA Because of Beck’s Hybrids, we were able to present new jacket and, since the organization’s inception in 1928, FFA jackets to members in need. This year, we provided Ohio leads the nation with 156 National Proficiency 155 jackets to first-year members. Through the Teach Winners and 33 National FFA Officers. Ohio has also Agriculture Ohio program, and with the support of Ohio had a grand total of 7,282 students earn the American Corn & Wheat, we were able to assist college students FFA Degree, which ranks in the top five of all states. preparing to enter the classroom as successful agricultural educators. It is clear the future of agriculture is bright because of those who wear blue jackets. While we celebrate the Thank you for being our valued partner and for helping accomplishments of 2017-2018 in this report, we realize to ensure that Ohio FFA members will continue a rich that our past achievements serve only as indicators of tradition of success and accomplishments. our future possibilities. Matthew Winkle Jessica Parrish Assistant Director of Career Technical Education Executive Director Ohio FFA Advisor Ohio FFA Foundation 2 | 2018 OHIO FFA ANNUAL REPORT 2017-2018 BY THE NUMBERS 25,237 315 OHIO FFA MEMBERS OHIO FFA CHAPTERS 50 6,661 DIFFERENT CAREER IN ATTENDANCE FROM OHIO DEVELOPMENT EVENTS IN OHIO AT THE 90TH NATIONAL FFA CONVENTION & EXPO 953 397 MEMBERS RECEIVED THEIR OHIO MEMBERS RECEIVED THEIR STATE FFA DEGREE AT THE OHIO AMERICAN FFA DEGREE AT THE FFA CONVENTION NATIONAL FFA CONVENTION 653,359 8,360 FFA MEMBERS IN THE NATION FFA CHAPTERS IN THE NATION 36,711 497 OHIO STUDENTS MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH ENROLLED IN AG SCHOOL AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION COURSES EDUCATORS IN OHIO 2018 OHIO FFA ANNUAL REPORT | 3 2017-2018 OHIO FFA ASSOCIATION LEADERSHIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES MATTHEW WINKLE ADAM STALEY KACEY REINHART CHAIR REGION III TEACHER STATE FFA VICE PRESIDENT AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION SERVICE CLEAR FORK VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL WAYNE TRACE HIGH SCHOOL RYAN CURTIS LUCY BAMBAUER KOLESEN MCCOY SECRETARY REGION IV TEACHER STATE FFA SECRETARY AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION SERVICE ST. MARYS HIGH SCHOOL GLOBAL IMPACT STEM ACADEMY RHONDA PHILLIPS DON JONES EMILY MULLEN DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION REGION V TEACHER STATE FFA TREASURER MIAMI VALLEY CTC HARRISON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL TALAWANDA BUTLER-TECH HIGH SCHOOL MONTE ANDERSON JOSH JENNINGS EVAN CALLICOAT TEACHER EDUCATOR ADMINISTRATOR STATE FFA REPORTER WILMINGTON COLLEGE GLOBAL IMPACT STEM ACADEMY NORTHEASTERN HIGH SCHOOL BARRETT ZIMMERMAN TADD NICHOLSON MARLEIGH KERR REGION I TEACHER INDUSTRY REPRESENTATIVE STATE FFA SENTINEL CLYDE HIGH SCHOOL OHIO CORN & WHEAT ANTHONY WAYNE HIGH SCHOOL SARAH LUCHA RYAN MATTHEWS REGION II TEACHER STATE FFA PRESIDENT SOUTH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 4 | 2018 OHIO FFA ANNUAL REPORT ENT NT SID E RE ID P ES E R IC STATE OFFICER TEAM P V RYAN MATTHEWS KACEY REINHART FAIRFIELD WAYNE TRACE Y ER R AR R TE ET SU R R A O C E P E R E S T R KOLESEN MCCOY EMILY MULLEN EVAN CALLICOAT GLOBAL IMPACT STEM ACADEMY TALAWANDA BUTLER-TECH NORTHEASTERN DENT AT LARG DENT AT LARG L ESI E ESI E NE R R TI P P N E E E IC IC S V V MARLEIGH KERR MILAN POZDERAC EMMA STERWERF ANTHONY WAYNE FREDERICKTOWN TALAWANDA BUTLER-TECH ENT AT LAR ENT AT LA ENT AT LA SID GE SID RGE SID RGE RE RE RE P P P E E E IC IC IC V V V LANE HEIL CARLEY COPPLER PHILIP EBERLY TRI-VALLEY CAREY NORTHWESTERN 2018 OHIO FFA ANNUAL REPORT | 5 2017-2018 OHIO FFA FINANCIAL REPORT OHIO FFA ASSOCIATION EXPENSES REVENUE $1,088,050 $1,079,614 FFA Dues | 21% | $230,983 State FFA Convention | 26% | $280,121 FFA Dues | 40% | $430,593 State FFA Convention | 24% | $257,207 FFA Leadership Activities | 4% | $49,058 Ohio FFA Center | 5% | $52,015 FFA Leadership Activities | 6% | $62,065 Ohio FFA Center | 5% | $50,974 FFA Programs | 32% | $349,967 Miscellaneous | 2% | $21,262 FFA Programs | 22% | $235,986 Miscellaneous | 1% | $15,714 FFA Officer Programs | 10% | $109,646 FFA Officer Programs | 2% | $27,075 OHIO FFA FOUNDATION EXPENSES REVENUE $606,072 $677,691 General Fund Projects | 3% | $20,810 Scholarships | 6% | $33,100 General Fund Projects | 22% | $151,840 Scholarships | 5% | $33,150 FFA Fashion Place | 4% | $23,346 Public Relations | 1% | $8,190 FFA Fashion Place | 6% | $40,539 Public Relations | 2% | $11,600 ARCOP | 7% | $42,660 Salaries & Services | 23% | $140,757 ARCOP | 6% | $45,000 Investments | 6% | $39,324 Teach Ag | 7% | $42, 117 Investments | 2% | $13,426 Teach Ag | 9% | $60,000 Endowments & Memorials | 7% | $45,650 Ohio FFA Projects | 42% | $252,319 Endowments & Memorials | 1% | $4,238 Ohio FFA Projects | 37% | $250,588 Ohio FFA Camps | 1% | $5,500 Other | 3% | $19,609 6 | 2018 OHIO FFA ANNUAL REPORT OHIO FFA CAMP MUSKINGUM FFA CAMP UPDATES 2017 was another very successful year of Ohio FFA Camp Muskingum. Located in Carroll County, on the banks of Leesville Lake, Camp Muskingum has been offering unique outdoor experiences since 1942. The lake, hillside and forests offer prime opportunities for aquatic and nature studies. Ohio FFA Camp Muskingum also offers fishing, hiking, boating, swimming, and both low and high ropes courses. For up-to-date information on FFA Camp visit www.ffacamp.com, and be sure to like Ohio FFA Camp Muskingum on Facebook. Below is a rundown of the statistical successes for 2017: TOTAL NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS SERVED: • 11,611 (An increase of 583) TOTAL CAMPER DAYS: • 24,103.84 (A decrease of 187.98) PERCENT OF CAMPER DAYS PER PROGRAM: • Outside Groups – 45.89% • Nature’s Classroom – 32.25% • FFA – 21.86% TOTAL NUMBER OF GROUPS SERVED: • 174 (An increase of 11) TOTAL NUMBER OF FFA MEMBERS AT SUMMER CAMP: • 1,061 (A decrease of 43) TOTAL NUMBER OF FFA MEMBERS AT FALL CAMP: • 471 (An increase of 37) FFA CHAPTERS ATTENDING SUMMER CAMP: • 158 (An increase of 6) PERCENT OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS PARTICIPATING IN A CAMP PROGRAM: • 51.8% PERCENT OF FFA MEMBERS ATTENDING SUMMER CAMP: • 4.3% PERCENT OF FFA MEMBERS ATTENDING SUMMER AND FALL: • 6.2% PERCENT OF AG. TEACHERS ATTENDING SUMMER CAMP: • 22.4% MAJOR RENOVATIONS TO THE FACILITY IN 2017 INCLUDED: • Replaced the roof on Dorm #4 • Completed the construction of the

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