What are the three divisions the POA is divided into?

• A. Student Development, Chapter Development, Community Development
• B. Academic Development, Community Outreach, Leadership Development
• C. Student Leadership, Chapter Growth, Community Service
• D. Personal Growth, Chapter Activities, Community Involvement

Answer: (A)

The POA is organized into three divisions that shape the year’s activities: Student Development, Chapter Development, and Community Development. This structure ensures a balanced focus on developing members, strengthening how the chapter operates, and contributing to the community.

Student Development centers on personal and leadership growth for individual members—building confidence, leadership skills, and goal setting through activities like leadership trainings, teamwork, and career exploration. Chapter Development focuses on the chapter’s own growth and operations—planning, finances, membership development, officer succession, and chapter recognition. Community Development emphasizes service and outreach—organizing service projects, partnering with community organizations, and promoting the FFA in the broader community.

Other terms don’t align with the POA’s official divisions, so they don’t fit the established structure.