Kiowa County FFA

04/25/2025

Thank you to the current sponsors of the Kiowa County FFA!

Sponsorship funds are used for member registration, chapter supplies, travel expenses, State and National Convention trips, leadership development opportunities, community service, and other activities. Your sponsorship of the Kiowa County FFA is an investment in the future of agriculture, providing local youth with opportunities to participate in the largest and best student organization in the nation.

If you would like to become a sponsor, please fill out the linked form https://forms.gle/6bur9qHy38jkTYU49

or email Mr. Alpers at [email protected]

02/28/2025

Last call for strawberries!

If you purchased FFA strawberries please pick them up in the rec kitchen after school today. Arrangements can also be made to pick them up during the day. Please contact the FFA officer you purchased from or Mr. Alpers at [email protected].

After today we will begin selling the extras.

02/26/2025

If you purchased strawberries from the FFA they are being delivered to the school this morning.

Your orders can be picked up after school at the rec kitchen. This is the same place that Blue & Gold is picked up.

02/04/2025

KCHS FFA members love to serve and support our community! 3 items in the FECT silent auction were built and donated by FFA members. Colton made a set of horseshoe flowers, Brandon made a bench vice, and Tristan made a set of horseshoe coat hangers.

Be sure to stop by the basketball games tonight and see the great selection of items available.

12/13/2024

KC FFA received a $250 grant from the South Central Community Foundation. We used the funds to purchase some new fire resistant welding shirts. Thank you for your support!

South Central Community Foundation

11/14/2024

Thank you Brian for attending the KC FFA November chapter meeting and presenting our t-shirts sponsored by KanEquip, Inc. Brian gave some great advice to chapter members. We are thankful for KanEquip's generous support of Kiowa County FFA.

05/15/2024

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Luke Alpers, a 2017 graduate of the JAG-K program at Stafford High School, is now doing his part to prepare students for success in agriculture related careers. He is completing his first year teaching Animal Science, Welding, Ag Leadership and Eighth Grade Agriculture at Kiowa County Public Schools...