Wahpeton

Mission Statement

The Wahpeton FFA will be a dynamic force for agricultural education, empowering every member to reach their fullest potential, leaving a lasting positive legacy in our community, and shaping a sustainable future for agriculture.

Student Leaders

Office	Name	Biography
Chapter Vice President	Makenna Manock	Makena Manock stepped into the role of Chapter Treasurer following National Convention this year. She is a junior at Wahpeton Senior High and has been active in FFA for the previous two years. A highlight of Makenna's FFA Involvement to this point came during National FFA Convention where she experienced the excitement of being in FFA. Makenna has been a Small Animal Care team member each year. Outside of FFA, Makenna is also active in HOSA.
Chapter Secretary	Austin Formaneck	Bio Coming Soon
Chapter Treasurer	Hudson Miller	Hudson Miller is the 2025-26 Wahpeton FFA Treasurer. He is a sophomore at Wahpeton High School. This is Hudson's fourth year of FFA involvement, and second as a chapter officer. While in FFA, Hudson has been active in Parliamentary Procedure, Agronomy, Small Animal Care, and has also attended the ND FFA Fall Leadership Conferences. Outside of the FFA, Hudson is also a member of the Wahpeton Trap Shooting team.
Chapter Sentinel	Hannah Moderow	Bio Coming Soon
Chapter Junior Officer	Aidyn Mistic	Asst. Treeasurer
Chapter Junior Officer	Cheyenne Kostuck	Cheyenne Kostuck is a junior currently at Wahpeton High School. Cheyenne has been active in our FFA chapter for five years and is serving as the Assistant Reporter for the 2025-2026 school year. During her time in FFA, Cheyenne has also taken part in Parliamentary Procedure, Small Animal Care, and plans to give Livestock Judging a try this winter. While not busy with FFA, Cheyenne is an active member of DECA and the Wahpeton Trap Shooting Team.
Chapter Junior Officer	Shaylyn Markland	Asst. Sentinel

Program Vision Statements

To foster a more informed community by hosting educational events, advocating for sustainable practices, and supporting local producers, all to increase awareness of agricultural issues and the food system.
Our members will serve as leading advocates for American agriculture, actively educating the public and policymakers about its technological advancements and vital role in our everyday lives.
To make a meaningful and lasting impact in our community through dedicated volunteerism, educating elementary students about agriculture, and stewarding our resources to strengthen local food systems.
Take steps necessary to engage and empower young members to get on the path to success in the FFA.
Our chapter will foster a welcoming and engaging environment where every member can discover their unique strengths, develop interpersonal skills, and pursue personal growth and career success through diverse agricultural education opportunities.

Student Committees

Committee	Committee Summary and Objectives
The program does not have any Committees established