Which of the following is NOT a division of the Program of Activities?

The Program of Activities (POA) in FFA is designed to provide a framework for chapters to outline their goals and initiatives in various areas related to FFA and agricultural education. The divisions of the POA include community development, student development, and chapter development, all of which focus on different aspects of growth and enhancement within the FFA organization and its members.

Community development focuses on engaging with and impacting the local community, fostering relationships, and contributing to local initiatives. Student development emphasizes personal growth, leadership skills, and career readiness among FFA members, promoting their educational and personal achievements. Chapter development aims at improving the internal functioning of the chapter itself, enhancing programs, activities, and member engagement.

Financial development, however, is not recognized as a formal division within the POA framework. While financial literacy and management may be important components for chapters, they are not categorized as a standalone division in the context of the POA structure. Thus, the identification of financial development as an option that does not belong among the recognized divisions of the POA is accurate.