Which section follows "New Business" in an FFA meeting agenda?

In an FFA meeting agenda, the section that follows "New Business" is "Committee Reports." This is a standard practice in meetings to ensure that members are informed about the work being done by various committees. In this section, individuals from different committees share updates on their activities, projects, or initiatives that have been undertaken since the last meeting. This allows members to stay informed about ongoing efforts and encourages participation and collaboration among members.

Typically, after discussing new business items, it's essential to review reports from committees to keep all members engaged and informed about the organization's operations. This not only promotes transparency but also highlights the contributions of committees and can motivate members to be involved in future projects.

In contrast, other options such as "Closing Ceremonies," which occur at the end of the meeting, and "Officer Reports," which usually precede the "New Business" section, do not fit in the order of a typical agenda following "New Business." Therefore, "Committee Reports" is correctly placed as the section that comes next.