06/09/2026
Today marks an important milestone for our school community as we have learned that FEMA has obligated funding for the relocation and construction of our new school facility.
Almost five years have passed since devastating flooding displaced our students, staff, and community from the building we once called home. During that time, our students have demonstrated remarkable resilience, determination, and pride. They have continued to learn, lead, compete, serve, and succeed despite the challenges that come with being separated from their school and many of the facilities and opportunities that support their education.
For our FFA chapter and agricultural education program, the impact of displacement has been significant. Agriculture programs rely heavily on specialized classrooms, laboratories, shops, storage areas, and learning spaces that allow students to develop career skills and hands-on experiences. While our members have continued to achieve success at the local and state levels, they have done so while adapting to circumstances far from ideal.
This project represents much more than a new building. It represents opportunity, stability, growth, and a renewed investment in the future of our students. It will provide future generations of FFA members with the facilities and resources needed to develop leadership skills, explore agricultural careers, and continue the proud traditions of our chapter.
As this process moves forward, we encourage our community members to stay informed, ask questions, and learn about the importance of this project. The decisions made today will impact students, families, and our community for decades to come.
We are incredibly proud of the resilience our students have shown over the past five years, and we look forward to the day when they can once again learn, grow, and lead in a school designed to support their success.
Please see the statement below from the Jasper-Troupsburg Central School District. To read more please visit our wesbite at www.jtcsd.org