The Caldwell County FFA Chapter leadership team attended FFA Camp the week of June 17th through 21st.
The annual camp experience allows members to learn more about the FFA and their responsibilities for the upcoming year.
Thirteen members and 2 advisors boarded a school bus and made the 2-hour journey to the FFA Leadership Training Center in Hardingsburg, Kentucky. Chapter President Daniel Laurent said the group had a great week at camp.
click to download audioLaurent shared they were able to learn from past state FFA officers who attended the camp with them.
click to download audioLaurent noted each chapter had one representative on the camp council who assisted with the running of the activities during the week, Harper Ritchey represented the Caldwell County chapter.
Olivia Baker felt like the chapter members bonded and grew during the week of camp.
click to download audioBaker noted the chapter learned to work as a team during the week.
click to download audioPaycen Rogers shared the camp allowed her to get out of her comfort zone and to learn a lot.
click to download audioChapter Advisor Magen Woods was pleased with the week of camp and said it was different but in a good way this year.
click to download audioThe camp the local chapter attended was the largest scheduled week for the year with over 25 chapters with 320 plus students present.
