FFA Service-Learning at Crown Hill Cemetery
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FFA members from chapters like White County Central and Carrollton Area Career Center engage in service-learning projects at Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis. Students, including Kaydence Simpson and Brody Swindler, along with advisors Caitlin Reynolds and Melanie Block, describe their work sprucing up flower beds, spreading mulch, and learning project planning and environmental data collection. This initiative aims to build confidence and pride, empowering members to serve their own communities.
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