Washington Leadership Conference Attendee Application
*This competitive application is due by April 24th, 2026 by 4:00pm for consideration. No money will be accepted at this time.

The Washington Leadership Conference (WLC) is an incredible leadership experience where FFA members from across the country travel to Washington, D.C. to grow as leaders, build confidence, and learn how to make a positive impact in their schools and communities. During the conference, students participate in meaningful leadership sessions, team-building activities, personal growth workshops, and service-focused discussions that challenge them to discover their strengths and lead with purpose. Students also have the opportunity to explore our nation’s capital, visit historical landmarks, and experience the excitement of traveling to a major city, sometimes for the first time.

WLC is designed to help students return home inspired and ready to make a difference in their chapter, school, and community. It is a unique opportunity to meet FFA members from across the United States, create lasting memories, and represent North FFA on a national level.

Due to the nature of the trip, including airfare, hotel, transportation, meals, conference registration, and sightseeing activities, the total cost to attend the Washington Leadership Conference can range from approximately $1,500 to $2,000 per student. However, there will be several fundraising opportunities available to help lower individual costs, and the full balance will not be due all at once. Payments can be made over time, and our chapter will work with students and families to make this meaningful leadership experience as affordable as possible.

Potential Dates: 

Week 2: June 9-12
Week 3: June 16-19
Week 5: July 7-10
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PERSONAL INFORMATION
First Name *
Last Name *
Student Email *
Parent Email *
Grade Level *
Student ID Number *
Cell Number *
Birthdate *
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City *
State *
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Zip Code *
Shirt Size: *
What ag courses have you taken, including the class(es) you’re currently in:
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What FFA Degrees have you earned (1st year- Greenhand, 2nd year- Chapter, etc.)?
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What Chapter Level FFA Events have you participated in from June 1, 2025 - April 23, 2026?

(FFA Meetings, Fundraising, Dress Up Days, etc.)
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What Above the chapter events have you participated in from  June 1, 2025 - April 23, 2026?

(Events not at North High: Kern County Fair, Greenhand Conference, MFE/ALA, etc.)
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Did you compete in a Career Development Event from  June 1, 2025 - April 23, 2026? *
What SAE Project is identified in your AET for 2025-26?
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Did you turn in an SAE Project in May 2025? 

(N/A for freshmen)
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All FFA Conference participants must have their own FFA jacket and FULL professional uniform. Do you own a jacket or are you willing to purchase one?
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Explain why you wish to attend the Washington Leadership Experience.

You're response should look like “My purpose in attending the Washington Leadership Conference is…..”

MAX 150 words.
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Do you have an ID or Passport that can be used for the purpose of airplane travel and TSA check in?  *
Example: State ID Card or School ID. If no - you will need to get one in order to get through TSA. 
Which of the following fundraising activities would you be most willing to participate in to help cover the cost of WLC? *
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On a scale of 1 to 5, how prepared do you feel to travel independently to Washington D.C. for this conference? 
Chaperones will be present but you are independent in this activity.
Not prepared at all
Fully prepared
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How would you rank the following aspects of the WLC experience in terms of importance to your personal growth?
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4 (Least Important)
Leadership skill development sessions
Networking with FFA members from across the US
Exploring historical landmarks in Washington D.C.
Developing a 'Living to Serve' plan for my community
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