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Livingston FFA Chapter
Livingston FFA was founded in 1936. We are changing and redefining our history. Our chapter is over 600 students strong. Our Livingston FFA Chapter strives to help our students learn, grow and develop in the agricultural field. FFA is the perfect opportunity to help our students develop critical life skills that will put them on a path to success. In and outside of the classroom, our FFA Chapter inspires students to be strong leaders.
Why Sign Up For An Ag Class?
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1617 MAIN STREET
LIVINGSTON, CALIFORNIA 95334 |
(209) 398-3200
Mon-Fri: 7:45am - 3:30pm |
Mr. Anthony Drumonde
Ag. Department Chair Mrs. Monica Alcala Larson Ag. Teacher Ms. Danielle Budde Ag. Teacher Mrs. Grace Reeder Ag. Teacher Mr. Jose Perez Ag. Teacher |
- Home
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About
- Officers >
- Greenhand Officers >
- Ag Pathways
-
Committees
>
- Agricultural Advocacy Committee
- Agricultural Literacy Committee
- Career Success Committee
- Chapter Recruitment Committee
- Citizenship Committee
- Economic Development Committee
- Environmental Committee
- Healthy Lifestyle Committee
- Human Resources Committee
- Leadership Committee
- Personal Growth Committee
- Safety Committee
- Scholarship Committee
- Stakeholder Engagement Committee
- Support Group Committee
- FFA History >
-
Classroom Instruction
>
- Advisors
-
Ag Courses
>
- Ag American Government and Economics
- Ag Biology
- Ag Communications
- Ag Leadership
- Ag Sales and Marketing
- Ag Welding Technology 1
- Ag Welding Technology 2
- Ag Shop Skills
- Agriculture Soil Chemistry
- Animal Anatomy and Physiology
- Earth Science
- Equipment Construction 1
- Explorations in Ag
- Food Science
- Floral 1 & 2
- Vet Science
- Horticulture
-
Operations
- Calendar
-
Digital Year in Review
-
2020-2021 Year In Review
>
- Supervised Ag Experience >
- Leadership >
- FFA >
-
Classroom Activities
>
- Ag Economics and Government
- Ag Biology
- Ag Communications
- Ag Leadership
- Ag Sales and Marketing
- Ag Welding Technology 1
- Ag Welding Technology 2
- Ag Shop Skills
- Ag Soil Chemistry
- Animal Anatomy and Physiology
- Earth Science
- Equipment Construction 1
- Explorations in Ag
- Food Science
- Floral 1 & 2
- Vet Science
- Horticulture
- Community Service >
-
2019-2020 Year in Review
>
-
2018-2019 Year in Review
>
-
2017-2018 Year in Review
>
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2020-2021 Year In Review
>
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News
- Contact
- Fundraisers
- LHS EGGS