About Us

   FFA runs deeper than driving tractors and raising livestock. Most people don't understand FFA is about leadership and building relationships with not only from people in your chapter, but also forming networks throughout the United States. Most people ask: Can you live in the city and still be involved in FFA? The answer is yes, of course - anybody can be a part of this organization.

    The first Sand Springs FFA advisor was Bob Fisher. Sand Springs FFA has about 140 members. Sand Springs FFA members are involved in a number of activities such as public speaking, creed speaking, cattle grading, and showing livestock, such as sheep, pigs, and cattle. Members have a chance to go to different camps and conventions throughout the year. Every February, our chapter puts on a local livestock show at our school farm. Sand Springs is represented at State FFA Convention in May through state degrees, career passports, proficiency awards and members of courtesy corps.

     We work to be involved in our community and are always open to projects and events we can help! Not only do we believe in the future of agriculture, but we strive to make our chapter’s future brighter each and every day. We truly are learning to do, doing to lean, earning to live, and living to serve!

2026-27 Chapter Officers

President - Haleigh Holt

Vice President - Tristen Bennett

Secretary - Casey Nuttall

Reporter - Emily Branch

Treasurer - Ryan Coe

Sentinel - Kase Beasley

2026-27 Booster Club Officers

President - Richard Coe

Vice President - Geoff Cline 

Treasurer/Secretary - Julana Bennett