FFA SENTINEL
Students arrive early to help decorate the trailer, attaching banner to wall that was constructed.
FFA ACTIVITIES MUST GO ON B Y M I C H A E L VA N N At Cullman Middle School in Cullman County, Alabama, things have returned to some sense of normalcy. When class is not in session there are usually activities going on after school. With a full slate of activities, students and FFA members have many opportunities to participate and get involved in both competitive and noncompetitive activities. While the competitive activities such as Land Judging and Forestry Judging require more work and create a little more stress on students to succeed, other activities that the Cullman Middle School FFA Chapter 24
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engage in provide a little more relaxed atmosphere that more students can participate in. Take the Cullman County Fair for example. This time of year everyone looks forward to the Cullman County Fair coming to town. Activities that lead up to opening day include a Fair parade through the middle of town. The Fair parade draws hundreds of people who line the streets of downtown Cullman. Mr. Lucas McCollum, the adviser of the Cullman Middle School FFA, said that the Middle School FFA has been entering an FFA float for the past five
