2024 Madison County Farm Bureau scholarship recipients
The following students have been selected to receive a scholarship from Madison County Farm Bureau. Congratulations. Kassandra Simmons is a…
Read MoreThe following students have been selected to receive a scholarship from Madison County Farm Bureau. Congratulations.
Kassandra Simmons is a recent graduate at West Jefferson High School. She will be attending Wilmington College to double major in Agricultural Business and Agronomy. She participates in showing goats at the Madison County Fair, as well as playing softball and basketball. Outside of academics and sports, she enjoys attending concerts, going to church, kayaking, and spending time with friends and family.
Kyla McCoy is a recent graduate of Madison-Plains High School with nine years of experience showing goats at the Madison County Fair through 4-H and FFA clubs. She is the vice president of the FFA chapter and the Madison County Junior Fairboard. Kyla will pursue a Business Administration major at Ohio Dominican University.
Anna LeGault is a recent graduate at Madison Plains High School. Upon graduation Anna will be attending Delaware State University (Dover, Delaware) to further her academic and athletic career where she will major in Agricultural Business and Management while minoring in communications and participating as a member on their Division 1 equestrian team. While in high school Anna has served the Madison Plains FFA Chapter in the roles of assistant reporter, reporter and as the chapter president. She also is a three-year member of the National Honor Society, a two-year member of the Student Council, and also served as a class officer for one year.
Kara Boerger, a recent graduate of Fairbanks High School, will be commencing her studies at Clark State College in pursuit of a degree in Agricultural Business this fall. With a State FFA degree achieved through her contributions to the family farm, Kara served as the president of the Fairbanks FFA chapter in the preceding year. She eagerly anticipates embarking on her journey within the agricultural industry.
Julianne Headings, a recent Fairbanks High School graduate, Julianne will study Agriculture Communications at The Ohio State University. She excelled in 4-H, FFA, and Farm Bureau, representing Union County in various projects. Julianne has a strong dairy cattle background and aims to pursue a career in agriculture extension or teaching, while staying connected to her family’s farm.
The following students have been selected to receive a scholarship from Madison County Farm Bureau. Congratulations. Kassandra Simmons is a…
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