The president leads the chapter by guiding meetings, delegating tasks, and working with other officers to plan activities and set goals. They represent the chapter at events, foster teamwork and motivation among members, and ensure the chapter stays focused on developing leadership and agricultural skills. The president also encourages member involvement, oversees chapter events, and helps create a positive, collaborative environment for growth and success in agriculture. 

The vice president supports the president by assisting with meetings, event planning, and member engagement. They take on leadership responsibilities when the president is unavailable and help manage chapter activities. The vice president also works closely with other officers to ensure goals are met and fosters a collaborative environment. They play a key role in motivating members, encouraging participation, and ensuring the smooth operation of the chapter, contributing to the overall success of FFA's mission to develop leadership and agricultural skills. 

The secretary is responsible for keeping accurate records of chapter meetings and activities. They take minutes during meetings, prepare agendas, and maintain important documents. The secretary also handles chapter correspondence, such as sending out notices and reminders to members. They help ensure the smooth flow of information within the chapter and assist other officers with administrative tasks. The secretary plays a crucial role in keeping the chapter organized and ensuring that all members are informed and engaged. 

The sentinel is responsible for maintaining order and ensuring the chapter’s meetings run smoothly. They greet and welcome members and guests, manage the chapter’s meeting space and help maintain a positive atmosphere. The sentinel also assists with setting up and organizing events, ensuring everything is in place for activities and meetings. They play an essential role in fostering a welcoming environment and supporting the chapter's functions, contributing to the overall success of FFA's programs and events. 

The treasurer is responsible for managing the chapter's finances. They keep track of income and expenses, prepare budgets, and ensure that the chapter has the necessary funds for activities and events. The treasurer also collects dues, handles fundraising efforts, and maintains accurate financial records. They report on the chapter’s financial status at meetings and work with other officers to plan financially sustainable events. The treasurer plays a key role in ensuring the chapter remains financially healthy and able to support its goals. 

The reporter is responsible for promoting the chapter's activities and achievements. They manage communication through newsletters, social media, and local media outlets to keep members and the community informed. The reporter also documents chapter events through photos and reports, helping to build the chapter's visibility. They work with other officers to ensure the chapter’s story is shared and celebrated, which fosters pride and recognition within the community and the broader FFA organization. 

The Junior Treasurer works alongside the Treasurer to manage the chapter's finances and ensure financial tasks are completed accurately. They assist with budgeting, fundraising, and record-keeping, while also helping to track expenses and income. The Junior Treasurer plays an important role in supporting the chapter's financial goals and helping younger members learn about financial responsibility and leadership. They may also step in for the Treasurer when needed, ensuring that all financial matters are handled smoothly and efficiently. Their work is crucial in helping the chapter stay organized and financially stable while encouraging members to take an active role in FFA's financial success. 

The junior reporter assists the reporter in managing communication and promoting the chapter’s activities. They help gather information, take photos, and contribute to newsletters or social media updates. The junior reporter plays a key role in sharing the chapter’s news with members and the community, supporting the efforts to showcase the chapter's achievements. Their role helps ensure that the chapter's activities are well-documented and that members stay informed and engaged. 

The junior secretary assists the secretary with keeping accurate records of chapter meetings and activities. They help take minutes, prepare agendas, and maintain chapter documents. The junior secretary also assists with handling correspondence and ensuring that members are informed about upcoming events. This role allows younger members to gain experience in organization and communication, while supporting the secretary in keeping the chapter organized and running smoothly.