FFA Executive Meeting - South Dakota Team Ag-Ed
FFA Executive Meeting - South Dakota Team Ag-Ed
FFA Executive Meeting - South Dakota Team Ag-Ed
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Old Busininess<br />
o District 2: Jessica Peck: Ordered polos, discussing scrapbooks and newsletter, have<br />
decided to hand out most active member award<br />
o District 3: Brandy Odegaard: Had first meeting on Saturday Feb. , ordered polos and<br />
wearing them to CDEs, trying to hold a fall leadership training, utilizing opening<br />
ceremonies, district officer picture, attended farm show in Sioux Falls, and created a<br />
district motto<br />
o District 4: Denielly Meyerink: adding activities such as dodge ball and volleyball, officers<br />
have polos, focus is to get members excited<br />
o District 5: Jessica Peck: Attended DOT, discussed a canned food drive, dance, and gift<br />
baskets to send overseas for armed forces, participated in animal nursery at Black Hills<br />
Stock show<br />
o District 6: Shawna Reuer: Getting ideas to get district more involved<br />
o District 7: Jared Questad: Holding a district dance and enjoyed DOT<br />
• State Leadership CDEs: Mr. Ollila commented on a wonderful effort made this fall in the<br />
tabulations as respective scores. Although, when they were returned there were date of<br />
entry errors, State CDE committee should certify the CDE event. Mr. Brad Bies commented<br />
that the CDE committee must choose to do this.<br />
• Legislative Breakfast: Jessica Peck thanked state officers for preparing District officers.<br />
Maddy Wren commented on a good turnout. Denielle Meyerink thanked everyone who<br />
helped out at district officer training. Drake McCarthy commented that activities around the<br />
hotel should have been quieter due to noise and running around. Ms. Swan asked about<br />
start time, it seemed to be a positive change.<br />
• National Convention: Ms. Swan commented on finding the right bus prices. Mr. McCarthy<br />
commented on the bus tours and times; it should be looked at closer next time. Ms. Swan<br />
commented that there will be more communication between the state executive secretary<br />
and the bus companies next year. Mrs. Kelly Dunkelburger suggested letting two schools<br />
volunteer for the state booth. She commented that it is a very long two and a half days with<br />
only 6 students; she suggests bringing more members. Mr. Brad Bies said that State<br />
Tourism and Development may assist the <strong>South</strong> <strong>Dakota</strong> <strong>FFA</strong> with the state booth next year.<br />
• Corduroy Classic: Ms. Swan commented on the great turnout and the 230 tickets bought.<br />
SDSU has been very pleased with the event’s growth over the last four years.<br />
• Mr. Brad Bies asked if district officers were informed of their duties during the state fair.<br />
Noelle Rist, Erin Kennedy, Brett Monson, and Sara Berg commented about district officer<br />
interviews. Mr. Greg Janisch asked about a tentative schedule being given to them during<br />
District Officer Training. Mrs. Kelly Dunkelberger commented that we should add planning<br />
for the Sioux Empire Farm show for Districts 3 and 7. Mr. Ollila commented that district<br />
officer advisors should be held accountable also. Mrs. Lisa Hendrickson commented that<br />
her school and district needs better communication. Maddy Wren commented that it is<br />
important to stress the responsibilities to each district officer.