PANA — Members of eight law enforcement agencies throughout Christian County and the area took part in the NRA School Shield program held at Pana High School from Feb. 4 through 8. The officers observed daily activities at the school from prior to the start of school to the end of the school day, including activities and ball games. When the officers completed their training, they were able to put together a report on the safety of students in the school. These officers will be certified to go into other schools and make assessments of the security and safety of school students in the future. Submitted Photo
Recently completed training at Pana High School is designed to help local law enforcement officials look for ways to better protect school children while attending schools in Christian County. Fifteen officers, including representatives from the Christian County Sheriff’s Office, Taylorville Police Department, Pana Police Department, Moweaqua Police Department and Assumption Police Department were trained for what to look for to help local s schools be more secure from intruders. Saturday, February 16, 2019
During February, several Taylorville FFA members completed various SAE projects not only for competition, but to learn valuable career and life skills that they will use the rest of their lives.
Edinburg FFA has had a busy year and is looking forward to this year’s FFA week.
On Wednesday, January 16th, the Central A&M FFA competed in the Section 16 Parliamentary Procedure Contest.
The 2018-19 Pana FFA Officers are Carlee Phillips, Serenity Eilers, Babe Bradley and Alex Weitkamp.
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