What type of curricular activity does FFA fall under?

FFA, or Future Farmers of America, is classified as an intra-curricular activity because it is closely integrated with the agricultural education curriculum offered in schools. Intra-curricular activities, unlike extracurricular ones, are directly related to the core subjects taught in the classroom, enhancing and reinforcing the learning experience of the students.

FFA provides students with opportunities to apply what they learn in their agricultural classes in real-world situations, such as leadership development, community service, and skills competitions. This connection between classroom learning and FFA involvement enriches the educational experience, making it a vital component of the agricultural education program rather than simply an activity that takes place outside of school hours.

Extracurricular activities are typically those that are not part of the school curriculum, inter-curricular activities usually involve activities crossing two curricular areas, while supplemental activities serve to enhance or support what is being taught but do not have the same educational structure as intra-curricular ones.