You need 5 points per semester.  

You can have no more than 3 in the order of your highest degree earned, highest office held, and highest award earned.   

FFA students will learn hands-on experiences and responsibilities through an SAE project. The projects can vary from market animals to food preparations or helping in our garden. This provides students with an opportunity to explore their interests and find what they enjoy doing. They can even do research-based projects. 

In 2014, the national FFA Organization began a program, Give the gift of blue, providing the funding for FFA members who might not be able to afford their own jacket. Funded by individual donors and corporate sponsors, giving the gift of blue makes it possible to gift jackets to FFA members. 

FFA can help you become a better leader. Through FFA, members strengthen their personal skills, learn to manage their time and discover how to respect themselves and gain respect from others.  

If every member can take part in many activities and assume roles that provide leadership opportunities. Serving on committees participating in fundraisers and career development events and holding offices develop students' ability to be effective leaders. 

The blue was taken from the Bluefield of our nation's flag. The gold, however, stems from the golden fields of ripened corn. Together the blue and gold provide our national FFA organization with unity, and therefore the colors should be displayed with pride.  

(SAE) Supervised Agriculture Experience Project is a project you have to do in the second semester of school. If you are in biology, you need 30 hours. If you are in any other agriculture class you need 65 hours.