Members of Inola FFA recently attended the 100th Oklahoma FFA State Convention, where they celebrated a successful year filled with accomplishments, leadership, and recognition.
One of the chapter’s major honors was earning Chapter Trust Recognition at the Four Star Bronze Level.
Several Inola FFA members also participated in the Making Things Better Challenge, including Abby Ellison, Caitlyn Earven, Cambrey Gibson, Chism Day, Hailey Dorr, Katie Duncan, Kaylynn Farar, Rhyan Hadley, Scotty Walton, Tate Unrau, Wyatt Petty, and Zoey Hadley.
In the Proficiency Awards category, Bryce Spurlock earned 2nd place in Equine Entrepreneurship, Cambrey Gibson placed 3rd in Sheep Production, and Delaney Gibson received 2nd place in Service-Learning.
Three Inola FFA members were also recognized as State Degree recipients, including Kinslee Frye, Delaney Gibson, and Rhyan Hadley.
Additionally, Ary Land Co. honored Isabella Clay as a recipient of the Isabella Clay Legacy in Agriculture Grant.
The convention provided students with opportunities to celebrate achievements, connect with fellow FFA members from across the state, and continue building leadership skills for the future.
