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Oficiales de Galt FFA

Meet Our Officers: Meet the Team
President
Madi McDonald
Hey Galt FFA! My name is Madison McDonald, and I am honored to serve as your 2026–2027 Chapter President. Throughout my time in the blue jacket, I’ve had the opportunity to travel across California and the country to attend leadership conferences, compete in CDEs and LDEs, raise goats and cattle through my SAE projects, and serve in both chapter and section leadership roles. My favorite FFA contests are Extemporaneous Public Speaking and Farm Business Management. Whether you need help navigating AET, advice on which contest to try, or simply a friendly face, you can almost always find me hanging out in the GHS Ag Department. The best advice I can give my fellow members is: don’t just wear the blue jacket—LIVE IT! Say yes to every opportunity that comes your way. Find your own path in FFA, stay true to who you are, and remember that a leadership title doesn’t define you, the impact you make does. I am so excited to serve as your Chapter President this year, and I can’t wait to see all that we’ll accomplish and the memories we’ll make together. Here’s to an amazing year, Galt FFA!


Vice President
Elliott Kramer
Hey everyone! I’m Elliott Kramer, and I’m excited to serve as your 2026–2027 Chapter Vice President. Over the past three years, FFA has become an essential part of my life. Whether performing in the State Talent competition or competing in Proficiency Awards, FFA has given me countless unforgettable experiences and opportunities. Coming from homeschooling and not knowing anyone my freshman year, FFA was the first place where I truly felt connected and found a sense of belonging in high school. As an officer this year, I am committed to continuing Galt FFA’s legacy of excellence and strength. I will do my absolute best to ensure every member has the opportunity to experience everything our chapter has to offer. I can’t wait to see what this year brings for Galt FFA. Let’s make it a great year!
Secretary
Maeve Cordonnier
Hey Galt FFA! My name is Maeve Cordonnier, and I am so excited to serve as your 2026–2027 Chapter Secretary this year. I am a senior, and this will be my fourth and final year in the blue jacket. Throughout my time in the FFA program, I have competed in various LDE and CDE events, as well as traveled across the country to attend conventions and leadership events. I also enjoy showing goats at the Sacramento County Fair in the spring. Outside of FFA, I am the senior class treasurer and enjoy competing in basketball and cheer. Whether or not I am wearing the FFA jacket, I try to be helpful and serve others in any way possible. One piece of advice I would give to FFA members is to truly enjoy all of the memories and experiences you will have in the FFA jacket. There are so many amazing opportunities available to each member, and I hope you step out of your comfort zone and enjoy every minute of it. I cannot wait to meet and get to know all of you this year!


Treasurer
Courtney Brouwer
Hey Galt FFA! My name is Courtney Brouwer, and I am so excited to serve as your Chapter Treasurer for the 2026–2027 school year! Over the past three unforgettable years in FFA, I have had the opportunity to attend various leadership conferences, compete in LDEs and CDEs, and show goats at the Sacramento County Fair. Throughout my time in the blue jacket, I have found a passion for competing in Farm Business Management and serving others. Outside of this organization, I love to stay active, play piano, and be creative. I have swam for 11 years, played volleyball for the past three years, and ran for our Cross Country team this past year. FFA has become a backbone in my life and has allowed me to build a new family. I want to encourage you to always be eager, step outside of your comfort zone, and take advantage of every opportunity this school year. I am ecstatic to be a part of your FFA journey while serving as your Chapter Treasurer this year!
Reporter
Hey Galt FFA! My name is Rylan Graviette, and I’m going to be serving as your 2026–2027 Chapter Reporter. All the way back to my freshman year, FFA has been an exciting part of my life, filled with growth, memories, and connections. In FFA, I’ve competed in many CDE and LDE competitions, as well as attended leadership conferences around the state. While competing, I’ve raised a rabbit and a sheep for the Sacramento County Fair. One of my favorite memories in the blue jacket was being able to serve as your chapter delegate at this last State Conference. As a chapter delegate, I was able to step outside of my comfort zone and meet new people. Outside of the blue jacket, I also enjoy swimming, BBQing, and running. FFA has brought me more than just opportunities; it has given me a family. I hope that FFA can encourage you to make new connections and step out of your comfort zone. I am really excited to serve as your FFA Chapter Reporter, and I hope that we have a great year!


Sentinel
Leonel Gonzalez
Hey Galt FFA! My name is Leonel Gonzalez, and I am honored to serve as your 2026–2027 Chapter Sentinel. As a senior, FFA has given me the opportunity to grow as both a leader and a person. I’ve had the chance to attend leadership conferences, compete on an LDE team, and meet incredible people who have pushed me to step outside my comfort zone and try new things. Outside of FFA, I play both soccer and tennis. Whether I’m on the field, on the court, or wearing my blue jacket, I always strive to give my best and represent Galt FFA with pride. My advice to every member is to get involved and make the most of every opportunity. Go to meetings, attend conferences, compete in an event that interests you, and don’t be afraid to challenge yourself. FFA has something for everyone, and you never know where one opportunity might lead. I am excited to serve as your 2026–2027 Chapter Sentinel, help create a welcoming environment for everyone, and make this an unforgettable year. I can’t wait to see what we accomplish together.
Historian
Adrian Valdovinos
What’s up, Galt FFA! My name is Adrian Valdovinos, and I am honored to serve as your 2026–2027 Chapter Historian this year. FFA has given me countless opportunities to grow as a leader, meet incredible people, and step outside of my comfort zone. Through leadership conferences, chapter events, and hands-on agricultural experiences, I’ve learned that success comes from showing up, working hard, and encouraging others along the way. In my junior year, I served as one of our delegates for the California State Conference. I also competed in multiple Opening & Closing Contests. Outside of FFA, I enjoy working on landscaping projects, spending time outdoors, and traveling to see different concerts around the country. My advice to every FFA member is simple: don’t be afraid to get involved. Try a contest, attend a conference, meet new people, and take advantage of every opportunity that comes your way. You don’t have to have everything figured out to make a difference; you just have to be willing to put in the work. I’m excited to serve as your Historian this year, help make memories, and continue building an FFA family where everyone feels encouraged to find their own path. Let’s make it an amazing year together!


Parliamentarian
Jesus Armenta
Hey Galt FFA! I’m Jesus Armenta, and I’m really excited to serve as your 2026–2027 Chapter Parliamentarian. I’m here to help support our chapter and make sure everyone has a chance to be heard! FFA has honestly helped me grow a lot, not just as a leader but as a person too. Through conferences, chapter activities, and even becoming a committee chair, I’ve become more confident, made new connections, and learned what it really means to lead by helping others. Getting to represent our chapter and help others get involved has been one of the best parts of my FFA experience. Outside of FFA, I like working, playing guitar, and working on my trucks. Whether I’m in the shop, out on the ranch, or just hanging out with friends and family, I always try to be the best version of myself. A piece of advice I’d like to share with you is: WORK FOR IT. Don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone. Go to meetings, try an LDE or CDE, run for a position, and take advantage of every opportunity that comes your way. You don’t have to have everything figured out; you just have to be open-minded and willing to step outside your comfort zone. You never know where one opportunity may take you. A famous quote I’d like to share with you is, “Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice, and most of all, love of what you are doing.” — Pelé. Now it’s your chance to get involved, push yourself, and be part of something bigger, so show up, give it your all, and make it count. Let’s work for it and make this year one to remember!
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