WHS FFA
AG Teachers & FFA Advisors
Bubba Schultz
Wharton FFA Advisor
Wharton High School Ag Teacher
mailto:bschultz@whartonisd.net
(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
Officers |
Name |
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President |
Logan Burditt |
Vice President |
Andrew Wind |
Secretary |
Ryan Felix |
Treasurer |
Sadie Bell |
Reporter |
Toxey Quinn |
Sentinel |
Paedon Armstrong |
Student Advisor |
Tyler Koenig |
Historian |
Mia Herrera |
Parliamentarian |
Avery Gonzales |
Chaplain |
Mayden Maldonado |
BY-LAWS WHARTON COUNTY YOUTH FAIR JUNIOR FAIR BOARD
WYCF Jr FairBoard Application 2025 - 2026
Friends of FFA Bake Sale
Wharton FFA Progress Show Results:
Grand Champion Cattle - Paedon Armstrong
Reserve Champion Cattle - Andrew Wind
Grand Champion Lamb - Jayden Maldonado
Reserve Champion Lamb - Reagan Dutcher
Grand Champion Goat - Logan Burditt
Reserve Champion Goat - Darius Armstrong
Grand Champion Swine - Antonio Flores
Reserve Champion Swine - Daniel Webster
The District FFA LDE Contest: A Day of Growth and Achievement
On a spirited day at Boling High School, the District FFA Leadership Development Event (LDE) Contest brought together some of the brightest young leaders in agriculture. Each year, this event serves as a powerful platform for FFA members to grow their skills, build confidence, and connect with a larger community. Wharton FFA was proud to be represented by several outstanding teams, each embodying the hard work and dedication that defines our chapter.
The LDE contests are about more than just competing—they’re about preparing young people to excel as future leaders. From perfecting public speaking to mastering the art of team collaboration, participants develop skills that extend far beyond the contest itself. For many, the experience at Boling High School was a stepping stone toward achieving their personal and professional dreams.
Our Wharton FFA teams showed incredible dedication and spirit. Representing us at this year's contest were teams who put in hours of practice, honing their skills and pushing themselves to perform at their best. It was inspiring to watch these students overcome nerves, support each other, and share their passion with the judges and audience. Each of them has taken away valuable lessons in leadership and resilience that will serve them well in all they do.
As we reflect on this amazing day, we are reminded of the power of FFA to shape the next generation of leaders in agriculture and beyond. To all those who supported our students—thank you for helping make these experiences possible. And to the participants: keep striving, keep leading, and keep inspiring.
The District FFA LDE Contest held at Boling High School.
Wharton FFA was proud to be represented by the following teams!
Aron S. Ryan F. Sadie B. |
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Paisley Z. Tyler K. Logan B. | |||||||||||
Avery G. Mia H. Finnley F. | |||||||||||
Jayden M. (Not Pictured) Brennan C. |
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Job Interview Senior Creed | |||||||||||
7th Place 3rd place advancing to Area |
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Andrew W. Toxey Q. |
The Cinco Ranch & Aggie Fest Competition
Wharton FFA was proud to be represented by the following teams!
Aron S. Ryan F. Sadie B. |
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Paisley Z. Tyler K. Logan B. | |||||
Avery G. Mia H. Finnley F. | |||||
Jayden M. (Not Pictured) Brennan C. |
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Job Interview Senior Creed |
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Andrew W. (Not Pictured) Toxey Q. (Not Pictured) |
History of National FFA Week
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.