Who we are

MSAAE Board of Directors

President

Josh Everett

Greene County CTC

Secretary

Kayla Walters

Forest County AHS

Treasurer

Dr. Karen Cook

Houston CTC

President-Elect

Danny Johnson

West Lauderdale High School

North District V.P.

Matt Powell

Pontotoc Ridge CTC

North District Alt. V.P.

Rodney Fagan

Alcorn CTC

North District Chairman

Reginald Carter

South Panola High School

Central District V.P.

Kramer Sowell

Pelahatchie High School

Central District Alt. V.P.

Matthew Breland

Newton County CTC

Central District Chairman

Sedera Anderson

Neshoba Central High School

South District V.P.

Megan White

South Jones High School

South District Alt. V.P

Danielle Darden

West Jones High School

South District Chairman

Kallie Hopewell

Wayne County CTC

Past President

Philip Bridges

Union High School

Post-Secondary Representative

OP McCubbins, Ph.D.

Mississippi State University

Our Mission

Mississippi FFA educators are the backbone of one of the most unique and impactful agricultural education programs in the nation. Mississippi FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education, and it is our teachers and advisors who bring that mission to life every single day.

As agriculture educators in the Magnolia State, we are committed to equipping the next generation of Mississippi's farmers, scientists, entrepreneurs, and community leaders with the skills, knowledge, and character they need to thrive. Ag teachers in Mississippi never have the same day twice. One day they might be in a classroom or laboratory, the next visiting students in the field, preparing teams for an FFA Career Development Event, or leading a community service activity with their FFA chapter.

Mississippi's agricultural education programs offer a variety of courses and our educators deliver these with passion and purpose. Whether guiding a student through their first Supervised Agricultural Experience, mentoring a chapter officer team, or advocating for agricultural education in their local schools and communities, Mississippi FFA advisors go above and beyond the classroom to shape lives and strengthen communities.

We believe in the future of Mississippi agriculture, and we are proud to be the mentors who help students discover it.