Tippecanoe Valley High School announces that its agriculture program has been honored with the Outstanding Middle/Secondary Program Award by the Indiana Association of Agriculture Educators (IAAE).
The accolade was bestowed upon FFA advisors Hope Slagle and Mike Jones during a ceremony held this past weekend, recognizing their exceptional dedication and leadership in agricultural education. In addition to this honor, Slagle was also awarded the District II Outstanding Young Teacher Award for her exemplary contributions to agriculture education.
The IAAE Outstanding Middle/Secondary Program Award recognizes programs that exhibit outstanding quality in nurturing student growth, engaging the community, and fostering innovation within agricultural education. Tippecanoe Valley High School's FFA program distinguished itself among peers for its comprehensive curriculum, hands-on learning experiences and impactful community initiatives.
"This award underscores the hard work and commitment of our students, advisors, and the entire Tippecanoe Valley High School community," said Principal Brandon Kresca. "Under the guidance of Hope Slagle and Mike Jones, our FFA program has thrived, providing students with invaluable skills and experiences in agriculture and leadership."
Tippecanoe Valley High School FFA's winning application has been submitted to the Regional Finals, where it will compete against 11 other state winners for further recognition.
The recognition highlights Tippecanoe Valley High
School's ongoing dedication to preparing students for successful careers in agriculture and related fields.
"We are deeply honored to receive the IAAE Outstanding Middle/Secondary Program Award," Slagle said. "This recognition reflects the passion and hard work of our students, advisors, and supportive community members who contribute to our program's success."
Mike Jones added, "It's incredibly rewarding to witness the impact agricultural education has on our students' lives. This award motivates us to continue innovating and inspiring future generations of agricultural leaders."
The IAAE annually celebrates outstanding achievements in agricultural education across the state. The IAAE Outstanding Middle/Secondary Program Award stands as a testament to excellence in agricultural education programs throughout Indiana.
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