GAINESVILLE, Florida – Florida FFA is pleased to announce the winners of the State Tool Identification Career Development Event. The winners of this event will be recognized at the 88th Florida FFA State Convention and Expo in July. The competitive event was held on December 1, 2015 in Haines City, FL.
The top five teams received awards sponsored by John Cloran, as a special project of the Florida FFA Foundation.
The Tool Identification Career Development Event is designed to develop the ability to correctly identify the names and uses of a variety of tools common to the Agricultural Education Curriculum.
The High Individual was Katyanna Carr from the Fort White FFA Chapter. Fort White team members included Katyanna Carr, Cassidy Bruce, Tristian Biddle and Andrew Faul Their advisor is Jill Huesman.
Middle School Teams
Placing Total Team
1 440 FT WHITE MS
2 433 LAFAYETTE MS
3 423 OCOEE MS
4 421 BUFFALO CREEK MS
5 418 CHIEFLAND MS
6 408 LAKE BUTLER MS
7 403 CRYSTAL LAKE MS
8 390 FROSTPROOF MS
9 388 LAKE WEIR MS
10 387 OKEECHOBEE YEARLING MS
11 381 HIGH SPRINGS
12 377 GRAY MS
13 376 WESTWOOD CHRISTIAN MS
14 375 OKECHOBEE OSCEOLA MS
15 374 CLERMONT MS
16 367 CEDAR KEY MS
17 363 TURKEY CREEK MS
18 363 WILLISTON MS
19 353 OSCEOLA MS
20 350 PIEDMONT LAKES MS
21 348 PAXTON
22 347 BRONSON MS
23 344 AVON PARK MS
24 340 LINCOLN MS
25 340 HAILE MS
26 337 TOMLIN MS
27 326 CH PRICE MS
28 325 FT MEADE MS
29 325 MADISON CENTRAL MS
30 320 HILL GUSTAT
31 314 SUWANNEE MS
32 312 WESTWOOD MS
33 312 KATHLEEN MS
34 308 BARTOW MS
35 304 LAKE PLACID MS
36 302 MARSHALL MS
37 297 GALAXY MS
38 297 MARTINEZ MS
39 295 CORNER LAKE MS
40 294 LAKE ASBURY JR
41 289 HARDEE MS
42 287 NOLAN MS
43 282 JENKINS MS
44 279 SUNRDIGE MS
45 274 MULBERRY MS
46 273 ZEPHYRHILLS MS
47 273 MCLAUGHLIN MS
48 272 BRADFORD MS
49 269 UMATILLA MS
50 247 TAYLOR MS
51 246 ROOSEVELT MS
52 201 MANN MS
53 198 APOPKA MEMORIAL MS
ABOUT THE FLORIDA FFA ASSOCIATION
The Florida FFA Association is a premier youth, leadership organization with over 17,000 middle and high school student members – as part of over 300 local FFA chapters across the state. FFA members participate in nearly 50 leadership and career development events each year. The FFA mission is to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education.
The Florida FFA Association is a resource and support organization that does not select, control, supervise or approve local chapter or individual member activities except as expressly provided for in the Florida FFA Association Constitution and Bylaws.
The Florida FFA Association affirms its belief in the value of all human beings and seeks diversity in its membership, leadership and staff as an equal opportunity employer.
THE AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION MISSION
Agricultural education prepares students for successful careers and a lifetime of informed choices in the global agriculture, food, fiber and natural resource systems.
THE FFA MISSION
FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.
For more information about Florida FFA and agricultural education, visit floridaffa.org.
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