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Source: Bolivar Herald-Free Press

The Bolivar FFA chapter competed at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, earning prestigious national awards and participating in high-impact educational experiences. Joining a historic gathering of over 70,000 FFA members from across the country, Bolivar students demonstrated their dedication, leadership, and agricultural excellence on the national stage. The chapter’s outstanding performance was highlighted by several major achievements. Ellie and Garrett Samek captured an impressive fifth place overall in the Agriscience Fair for Environmental and Natural Resources. Ellie Samek also served as a National FFA Delegate. Hailey Hale and Cade Raney earned the American FFA Degree, the highest degree achievable in the National FFA Organization. Overall, the Bolivar FFA earned recognition as a National 2 Star Chapter, reflecting the program’s overall excellence. Beyond the awards stage, the convention served as a powerful, hands-on classroom.

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