On Wednesday, February 17, Sierra Foothill Charter School students in grades 5-8 traveled to Woodland Elementary to take part in high school FFA demonstrations. This was a great opportunity for students to see what FFA is all about and what will be available to them through FFA in high school if they are so inclined.

Sierra Foothill Charter School appreciates that Mariposa County Unified School District included SFCS in this event and also that Woodland Elementary and FFA members were very welcoming to SFCS students.
SFCS Fifth grader Tadd Sexton tries his hand at roping.
Seventh graders Bradlie Teixeira and Jaden DuBois check out an FFA member's goat.
Seventh graders Christine Bittis, Marilyn Kleiman-Moore, and Samantha Stevenson give some attention to a lamb.
Fifth grader Jaiden Sullens is pleased with the plant she was given to take home.

Students very much enjoyed the event.

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