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Welcome:
About Georgia Ag Ed
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Our mission is to be a premier learning system that delivers agricultural, environmental and leadership education programs and services. Georgia Agriculture Education is divided into three regions: North, Central and South. For resources pertaining to each region, please click the respective link below: |
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What's Hot:
Featured News & Announcements
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Past State Officer Reunion
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Posted 3/22/2023 by
Georgia FFA Foundation
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Attention Past State Officers! It's Reunion Time! You are invited to the Past State Officer Reunion on Friday, April 28th, at the Centreplex in Macon. The reunion will be held during the 95th Georgia FFA State Convention! All past state officers will be recognized during the Third General Session at 3:00 p.m. After the session, a reception and brief program will be held in Ballrooms A & B. The reunion will conclude by 7:00 p.m.
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Win a Prize for Participating in Ag Week
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Posted 3/20/2023 by
Georgia Ag Ed
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It’s Ag Week. We hope you have some berry good activities planned with your students this week!! We want to see how you’re celebrating so please share your pictures and use #gaagweek2023. Georgia Farm Bureau has a Facebook page that you can also post your pictures to, Friends Of Georgia Farm Bureau. If you share a picture and use the hashtag you will be entered to win a copy of I LOVE Strawberries, an educator guide and a set of pencils! Winners will be notified by the end of April.
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Georgia Agriculture Education:
Teacher Spotlight
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Haralson County
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Jesika Holloway
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Jesika Holloway is in her 10th year teaching at Haralson County High School where she offers both the Horticulture and Animal Science pathways to her students. Her love for agriculture education and FFA began when she was an FFA member at Temple High School in Carroll County, leading her to pursue a degree in agricultural education and further her education with a master’s and specialist degree to better serve her students. Jesika’s favorite part of being an agricultural educator is spending time truly getting to know her students, instilling them with a passion for agriculture, and, of course, attending Summer Leadership Camp (the best week you will spend investing in your students all year!). Out of her 10 years of experience, Mrs. Holloway believes that her greatest accomplishment in the classroom is the number of students she has taught who are now actively engaged in the agricultural community – “It has been truly an amazing experience watching my students become agricultural majors, future Ag. Ed. teachers, or even establishing themselves in an agricultural industry. It inspires me to know that because of my impact on my students, the future of agriculture will continue to grow and flourish with bright individuals.” When asked what her words of wisdom for new teachers would be, Mrs. Holloway responded with, “My biggest piece of advice for new ag. teachers is to ask for help. It took me a while to find my groove, and I'm still continuing to learn each and every year through the advice of my peers. If there's one thing I've learned over the years it’s you can always count on your FFAmily.” Thank you Mrs. Holloway for your passion and dedication to your students and agricultural education!
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