This is a hybrid program where students take classes online and compete in FFA contests in person.

Students can budget about four hours per week on their ag class (not including FFA). Students get one full week to complete their assignments. This allows flexibility in the curriculum.

No. At NAA, we like to meet students where they are in their agricultural journey. Some students would like to explore their interests before committing to being an FFA member.

We compete in District 10, which is located in North Central Nebraska. Previous contest locations include Ord, Atkinson, Ainsworth, Stuart, and Norfolk.

Our FFA Chapter pays for hotel rooms if students are more than 3 hours away from a contest. We also encourage members to carpool.

Tuition ranges from $500-900 per year per student. Ask about our scholarship
opportunities!

We are a Google School. When students sign up for classes, they receive a school email. They use Gmail, Google Classroom, and
Google Drive to manage their coursework.

FFA practices are located online using Google Classroom. We are intentional about booking one on one and team meetings to ensure student success in contests.

Previous FFA experience is not required to be a member of our chapter. This is a very inclusive group where many members had no FFA experience prior to joining.

The first practice for every contest is zero commitment. This gives members the opportunity to know the contest before committing to it.

SAE stands for Supervised Agricultural Experience. These are work-based projects that allow students to gain real-world experience with the supervision of our teachers. Students either work for themselves or someone in their communities.

We offer two sets of enrollment - summer and spring. While those are our two main times of enrollment, students are welcome to join any time throughout the year.