Our Floriculture and Nursery/Landscape teams took off to Gilmer to compete in the White Oak/Gilmer CDE Double Header. Addason Goodwin and Isabella Lopez both brought home some banners!
Floriculture: 22nd (WO) and 24th (Gilmer)
- Isa: 7th place overall individual in the WO contest.
Nursery/Landscape: 13th (WO) and 12th (Gilmer)
- Addason: 6th place overall individual in the WO contest and 10th place overall individual in the Gilmer contest.
We are very happy with how our first CDE contest went! On to the next!
To wrap up National FFA Week, here's a few fun facts about the organization that we all love!
1. FFA is the largest youth-led organization in the U.S.
2. The FFA was formerly called "Future Farmers of America"
3. Taylor Swift was an FFA member.
4. In 1928, National FFA Dues were 10 cents.
5. Texas FFA Association is the largest state FFA asssociaton
6. Texas has more cattle than 43 states have people
7. FFA is a national organization, being in all 50 states including Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands
Happy National FFA Week!!
If you are interested about getting more involved, please reach out to ANY of the ag teachers. We would love more student as well as adult/parent involvement!
1. FFA is the largest youth-led organization in the U.S.
2. The FFA was formerly called "Future Farmers of America"
3. Taylor Swift was an FFA member.
4. In 1928, National FFA Dues were 10 cents.
5. Texas FFA Association is the largest state FFA asssociaton
6. Texas has more cattle than 43 states have people
7. FFA is a national organization, being in all 50 states including Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands
Happy National FFA Week!!
If you are interested about getting more involved, please reach out to ANY of the ag teachers. We would love more student as well as adult/parent involvement!
Good luck to our Ag Mechanics Marketplace exhibitors as they work to sell the hog trap they designed and built from the ground up!
Yesterday, the team completed their objective exam, and today they’ll be evaluated on product workmanship and quality, their team sales presentation, and their product summary and marketing materials.
We are proud of the skill, professionalism, and hard work they are showcasing throughout this competition! Go make CV proud!
Yesterday, the team completed their objective exam, and today they’ll be evaluated on product workmanship and quality, their team sales presentation, and their product summary and marketing materials.
We are proud of the skill, professionalism, and hard work they are showcasing throughout this competition! Go make CV proud!
Our Principles of Ag students wrapped up their Swine Unit in a hands-on way! 🐷✂️
Students created their own customized ear notch pig ears and then put their skills to the test by finding their “litter mates” through correctly reading the notches. It was a fun and interactive way to learn how producers identify pigs and keep accurate records.
Great job applying those real-world livestock management skills!
Students created their own customized ear notch pig ears and then put their skills to the test by finding their “litter mates” through correctly reading the notches. It was a fun and interactive way to learn how producers identify pigs and keep accurate records.
Great job applying those real-world livestock management skills!
Not only do our elementary students have some talented showmen, they also have some incredible artists!
This week in art class, our elementary students participated in the Texas FFA Association Elementary Coloring Contest. Ms. Eudy and several of her students carefully selected their favorite artwork from each grade level. From there, one overall winner was chosen in each division: K–1, 2–3, and 4–5 and is being sent off to Austin to compete against other division winners from across the state!
We are so proud of the creativity and hard work our students put into representing agriculture through art!
Our grade level winners were:
Kindergarten- Gabriel
**First Grade- Kelly
Second Grade- Emory
**Third Grade- Audie
**Fourth Grade- Elynna
**Are being sent of to the Texas FFA Association to be judged statewide!
This week in art class, our elementary students participated in the Texas FFA Association Elementary Coloring Contest. Ms. Eudy and several of her students carefully selected their favorite artwork from each grade level. From there, one overall winner was chosen in each division: K–1, 2–3, and 4–5 and is being sent off to Austin to compete against other division winners from across the state!
We are so proud of the creativity and hard work our students put into representing agriculture through art!
Our grade level winners were:
Kindergarten- Gabriel
**First Grade- Kelly
Second Grade- Emory
**Third Grade- Audie
**Fourth Grade- Elynna
**Are being sent of to the Texas FFA Association to be judged statewide!
Welcome to “The Mini” where today’s 2nd graders became tomorrow’s showmen.
For the past few days, our elementary teachers have been teaching students about the livestock species they’ll be able to exhibit one day as members of Jr. FFA and FFA members which included cattle, pigs, lambs, goats, horses, and even Ag Mechanics projects. Then came the fun part… they created their very own stuffed show project, colored them, named them, and stepped into the ring to show them off.
Our high school FFA members proudly served as this year’s judges, encouraging, high-fiving, and officially evaluating some very serious competition. We saw some strong contenders in the cattle division and a few future ag mechanics pros in the making.
Events like this remind us why agricultural education matters. We’re not just raising animals we’re raising confidence, leadership, and the next generation of exhibitors and agriculturalists.
The future is looking bright for CVFFA and congratulations to all of our amazing exhibitors!!
If you are interested in Jr. FFA, please attend our meeting Monday, March 2nd in the elementary cafeteria at 6pm!
For the past few days, our elementary teachers have been teaching students about the livestock species they’ll be able to exhibit one day as members of Jr. FFA and FFA members which included cattle, pigs, lambs, goats, horses, and even Ag Mechanics projects. Then came the fun part… they created their very own stuffed show project, colored them, named them, and stepped into the ring to show them off.
Our high school FFA members proudly served as this year’s judges, encouraging, high-fiving, and officially evaluating some very serious competition. We saw some strong contenders in the cattle division and a few future ag mechanics pros in the making.
Events like this remind us why agricultural education matters. We’re not just raising animals we’re raising confidence, leadership, and the next generation of exhibitors and agriculturalists.
The future is looking bright for CVFFA and congratulations to all of our amazing exhibitors!!
If you are interested in Jr. FFA, please attend our meeting Monday, March 2nd in the elementary cafeteria at 6pm!
The future is digital… and our Seniors are preparing for it!
Today’s guest speakers come from Vernon College to introduce our Senior Success class to careers in Cyber Security and IT. We learned about certifications, salaries, and the skills it takes to thrive in the tech world.
#SeniorSuccess
#LifeAfterHighSchool
#CityViewMustangs
It’s Ag Teacher Appreciation Day, and we are beyond thankful for the team we have.
Mr. Henry, thank you for all the behind-the-scenes work you do to keep the shop organized, functional, and running smoothly and for the legendary corny dad jokes that never fail to make us smile.
Mr. Brixey, thank you for your leadership, wisdom, and the guidance you consistently provide. Your steady presence, thoughtful advice, and willingness to invest in both students and the program help set the tone for excellence in everything we do.
Ms. Wood, thank you for the difference you’ve made this year you have singlehandedly made our 8th graders love agriculture, and that is no small thing. Your passion and connection with students truly shines.
Ms. Eudy, thank you for always being a listening ear for both students and teachers and for stepping up whenever you're needed. You are a light to those around you, especially when they need it most.
Agricultural education is more than just a subject. I’m so grateful to work alongside educators who pour so much into their students and our program every single day.
Here’s to a team that shows up, works hard, and leads with heart. Happy Ag Teacher Appreciation Day!
Also enjoy the throwbacks!
Yesterday, we celebrated with Cowboy Hat/Hat Day and had even more students on the hunt as a few more ducks were found around the CTE building.
This morning some of Ms. Wood’s Greenhand members took part in Texas FFA's "Read to Lead" initiative, visiting every elementary class to read books about the different sectors of agriculture. From crops and livestock to food science and natural resources, they helped our youngest Mustangs see just how big and important the agriculture industry really is.
We’re proud of these 8th graders for stepping up as leaders and sharing their passion for agriculture with the next generation!
We also want to give a big shoutout to Aislin Amaya for being our top salesman in our fall fundraiser! Your hard work and dedication truly made a difference for our chapter. We are so proud of you!
We will be back tomorrow with another jam packed day! Happy National FFA Week!
This morning some of Ms. Wood’s Greenhand members took part in Texas FFA's "Read to Lead" initiative, visiting every elementary class to read books about the different sectors of agriculture. From crops and livestock to food science and natural resources, they helped our youngest Mustangs see just how big and important the agriculture industry really is.
We’re proud of these 8th graders for stepping up as leaders and sharing their passion for agriculture with the next generation!
We also want to give a big shoutout to Aislin Amaya for being our top salesman in our fall fundraiser! Your hard work and dedication truly made a difference for our chapter. We are so proud of you!
We will be back tomorrow with another jam packed day! Happy National FFA Week!
We kicked off National FFA Week with a full day of engagement and service! Students showed their spirit with Camo Day, participated in a CTE building-wide rubber duck hunt, and finished the day volunteering at the Humane Society of Wichita Falls.
We are proud of our members for representing FFA through leadership, involvement, and community service.
Happy National FFA Week!
We are proud of our members for representing FFA through leadership, involvement, and community service.
Happy National FFA Week!
🚨 No sirens were involved today 🚨
Our Seniors got a firsthand look at what it really takes to be a police officer. The pros, the cons, the real talk... and yes… they even got to try on the gear and check out the armored truck.
Career exploration… but make it hands-on.
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#LifeAfterHighSchool
#CityViewMustangs
The past couple of weeks have been incredibly busy and exciting for City View FFA!
Our members have been actively involved in a wide range of hands-on learning and competitive experiences, including competing at the San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo Horse Judging Contest, planting flowers, vegetables, and herbs in our greenhouse, and designing Valentine’s Day candy arrangements. Students also represented our chapter at the San Angelo Stock Show, Ms. Eudy and her classes created Bridgerton-inspired centerpieces for the Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra and Art Council, and to round out the week students participated in an Ag Marketplace and Commercial Steer Clinic.
Gotta keep on truckin through the craziness of the spring semester!
Our members have been actively involved in a wide range of hands-on learning and competitive experiences, including competing at the San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo Horse Judging Contest, planting flowers, vegetables, and herbs in our greenhouse, and designing Valentine’s Day candy arrangements. Students also represented our chapter at the San Angelo Stock Show, Ms. Eudy and her classes created Bridgerton-inspired centerpieces for the Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra and Art Council, and to round out the week students participated in an Ag Marketplace and Commercial Steer Clinic.
Gotta keep on truckin through the craziness of the spring semester!
FFA Week is almost here 🎉
Check out the flyers below to see how you can get involved, dress up, win prizes, and serve our community.
We can’t wait to celebrate with you! 💙💛
Check out the flyers below to see how you can get involved, dress up, win prizes, and serve our community.
We can’t wait to celebrate with you! 💙💛
Students Intro to Culinary Arts and Principles of Hospitality got to get in the kitchen to learn and make some chocolate covered strawberries as well as learn a little about brownies. Happy Valentine's Day ❤️!
Yesterday our 7th grade Teen Topics students participated in a real world financial simulation through Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service.
Students were assigned careers based on their interests, calculated monthly income, and built a budget that included taxes, housing, insurance, loans, credit cards, and charitable giving. Just as important, they learned how to protect themselves online by being aware of what they engage with through gaming and social media, understanding digital risks, and making wise choices that safeguard their identity and future.
A heartfelt thank you to all of the volunteers who gave their time to make this experience possible. Your investment in our students truly matters.
Teen Topics is committed to developing leaders of character and competence who are prepared for the future.
On Tuesday, our Seniors had the opportunity to listen to Angela Ward, Director of Cosmetology and Barber at Vernon College.
She provided such great information about their program, the requirements, and the hands-on experience.
We might have a few future cosmetologists and barbers on our hands! 💈💇🏽♀️💇🏻♂️💅
#SeniorSuccess
#LifeAfterHighSchool
#CityViewMustangs
We would LOVE for you to be at this month's FFA Alumni Meeting!
This past weekend, February 5 - 7, City View SkillsUSA teams competed in the District 4 competition. 26 out of 31 students won an award and will be advancing to compete at the State Competition in April.
Award winners are:
It QuizBowl - Silver Medal
Austin Graham
Lukas Pearson
Elisandro Herrerra
Eric Mead
Louis Mok
Minh Le
Deion Freeman
Information Technology Services
Elisandro Herrera - Bronze Medal
Commercial SAUS Drone
Team A - Gold Medal
Kolton Reitsma
Ethan Radillo
Team B - Silver Medal
Noah Merito
Braydon Freeman
Culinary Arts Quiz Bowl - Gold Medal
Ben Stacy
Jolie Brashear
Lillian Klein
Natalie Klein
Connor Shoffit
Medical Math - Bronze Medal
Carson Saenz
First Aid-CPR - Silver Medal
Carson Saenz
Job Exhibit - Blue Ribbon
Jolie Brashear
Deion Freeman
Hailey Gipson
Lillian Kelin
Natalie Klein
Eric Mead
Louis Mok
Ethan Radillo
Hunter Mullins
Lukas Pearson
Alayna Nader
Carson Saenz
Hailey Gipson
Terra Green
Kayla Tovar
Alayna Gabaldon
Haley Hill
Nelli Ho
Virginia Thompson
It's Great to be a Mustang at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. Last night of the calf scramble and left with great smiles, a trip to Justin Sports Medicine, meeting Rocker Steiner, oh an catching a scramble calf. Way to go Audrey Graham and Brooklyn Owens. 🐴🐴🐴
Learning never tasted so good! 🍦 Our Principles of Ag students wrapped up their dairy cattle and dairy products unit by making ice cream in a bag, connecting classroom concepts to real-world dairy production through hands-on learning.
