Indiana 2025 Regular Session

Indiana Senate Bill SCR0016 Compare Versions

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1	1	Introduced Version
2	2	SENATE CONCURRENT
3	3	RESOLUTION No. _____
4	4	DIGEST OF INTRODUCED RESOLUTION
5	5	A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION recognizing the National
6	6	FFA Organization and the Indiana FFA Association for
7	7	exemplary work in the advancement of agricultural education
8	8	in Indiana and across the country.
9	9	LEISING
10	10	, read first time and referred to Committee on
11	11	2025 RC 1515/DI BE Introduced
12	12	First Regular Session 124th General Assembly (2025)
13	13	SENATE CONCURRENT
14	14	RESOLUTION No. _____
15	15	1 A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION recognizing the
16	16	2 National FFA Organization and the Indiana FFA Association
17	17	3 for exemplary work in the advancement of agricultural
18	18	4 education in Indiana and across the country.
19	19	5 Whereas, The National FFA Organization, established in
20	20	6 1928, and the Indiana FFA Association, established in 1929,
21	21	7 were created to prepare future generations for the challenges
22	22	8 of feeding a growing population;
23	23	9 Whereas, The National FFA Organization, which
24	24	10 encompasses all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin
25	25	11 Islands, represents more than one million members in 9,235
26	26	12 chapters, while the Indiana FFA membership has grown to over
27	27	13 14,000 members and 230 chapters;
28	28	14 Whereas, Both organizations have become dynamic youth
29	29	15 organizations with a mission to change lives and prepare
30	30	16 members for premier leadership, personal growth, and career
31	31	17 success through agricultural education;
32	32	18 Whereas, FFA accomplishes this mission by developing
33	33	19 agricultural leaders, increasing awareness of the importance
34	34	20 of agriculture, strengthening the confidence of students
35	35	21 involved, promoting the choice of agriculture as a career,
36	36	22 encouraging agricultural experience programs, highlighting
37	37	23 wise management of community resources, developing
38	38	24 members' interpersonal skills and character, promoting
39	39	2025 RC 1515/DI BE 2
40	40	1 cooperation and healthy lifestyles, and encouraging excellence
41	41	2 in scholarship;
42	42	3 Whereas, The members of FFA, by living the motto
43	43	4 "Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to
44	44	5 Serve," are able to put the leadership skills they develop into
45	45	6 action and are empowered to make a positive impact in their
46	46	7 communities; and
47	47	8 Whereas, FFA Week started in 1947 as an opportunity for
48	48	9 members, alumni, and sponsors to celebrate and advocate for
49	49	10 agricultural education and will be celebrated this year from
50	50	11 February 15-22: Therefore,
51	51	12 Be it resolved by the Senate of the General Assembly
52	52	13 of the State of Indiana, the House of Representatives
53	53	14 concurring:
54	54	15 SECTION 1. That the Indiana General Assembly
55	55	16 recognizes the National FFA Organization and the Indiana FFA
56	56	17 Association for exemplary work in the advancement of
57	57	18 agricultural education in Indiana and across the country.
58	58	19 SECTION 2. The Secretary of the Senate is hereby directed
59	59	20 to transmit copies of the Resolution to Indiana FFA state
60	60	21 officers: Ethan Wolheter, President; Christina Caldwell,
61	61	22 Secretary; Stephanie Berenda, Northern Region Vice President;
62	62	23 Cale Williams, Southern Region Vice President; Sienna
63	63	24 Alexander, Reporter; Kyatalin Baker, Treasurer; and Garrett
64	64	25 Bolin, Sentinel.
65	65	2025 RC 1515/DI BE