WHS FFA
AG Teachers & FFA Advisors
Wharton FFA Advisors
Wharton High School Ag Teachers
(979)532-6811 EXT: 1012
Kelsey Witzkoski
Wharton FFA Advisor
Wharton High School CTE Dept. Chair
mailto:kwitzkoski@whartonisd.net
(979)532-6811 EXT: 1012
Cody Witzkoski
Wharton High FFA Advisor
Wharton High School Ag Teacher
mailto:cwitzkoski@whartonisd.net
(979) 532-6811 EXT: 1012
Meet our New Ag Teacher!
Cody Witzkoski Most Influential Educator
This is by far my most prestigious and favorite awards I have ever been given and it came from 2 of the best students that I could ever ask for. I was picked for most influential educator by these 2 young men and while I don’t really cry, there was definitely someone cutting some onions next to me. I am so proud of Ryan and Tyler for all of their accomplishments and I can’t wait to see the amazing things they do. Thank you to their parents for raising such wonderful and respectful students and truly making my job easier.
Cody Wizkoski
Tyler, Cody & Ryan
Officers |
Name |
|---|---|
President |
Avery Gonzalez |
Vice President |
Paisley Zahradnik |
Secretary |
Sebastian Moncada |
Treasurer |
Ringo Rodriguez |
Reporter |
Levi Gutierrez |
Sentinel |
Darius Armstrong |
Student Advisor |
Jayden Maldonado |
History of National FFA Week
National FFA Week Feb. 20-27, 2027.
National F.F.A. Week was initiated by the National Future Farmers of America Organization — a youth leadership organization, and one of the largest in the U.S., to make a positive difference in the lives of young people by developing their potential for leadership, personal growth, and career success through agriculture education.
First founded by a group of young farmers in 1928, the F.F.A. mission, during National F.F.A. Week, is to prepare future generations for the challenges of feeding the growing population of the United States by teaching members various topics relating to agricultural technology, science, and business, i.e., Ag Business, Ag Mechanics, Ag Sales, Dairy cattle evaluation, and Agronomy, Food Science & Technology, and Dairy Food, etc.
Initially, the holiday was observed on a single day. In 1948, to recognize George Washington’s example and legacy as a leader and farmer, the National F.F.A. Board of Directors initiated a weeklong tradition.
Each year, all 700,000 F.F.A. members spend the weeklong holiday developing their potential for leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education in creative and innovative ways in their various local F.F.A. chapters. During the week, F.F.A. members will take part in agricultural, leadership, and service-based activities across the country.
The organization hosts Career Development Events or Courses contests in which student members compete to test the skills they learned through agricultural education instruction from the program.
Read the History of National FFA Organization Records @ https://www.ffa.org/ffa-history/