Killeen ISD proudly announces that 15 outstanding students from the Killeen ISD Career Center’s FFA chapter have been awarded the Lone Star FFA Degree at the 2025 Texas FFA Convention — the highest honor the Texas FFA Association presents to high school members. 
This prestigious accolade reflects the students’ hard work, leadership and commitment throughout their FFA journey, marking them as some of the brightest stars in KISD’s agricultural education programs.
Earning the Lone Star FFA Degree requires:
More than 1,000 hours dedicated to a Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE)
At least 25 hours of community service
Participation in 10 or more activities beyond the local level
Three to four years of active FFA membership
Documented leadership skills at multiple levels
The students honored at the state convention are: Talicia Carson-Johnson, Albreanna Hernandez, Adison Jones, Yaniris Paz, Gabriela Rivera, Ayden Rose, Alexa Smith, Violet Tellez, Anneliese Leet, Jaedin Love, Bevin Parker, Khallid Burke, Annalicia Sanchez, Ruby Cvek and Andraya Woullard.
“We are incredibly proud of these students whose dedication represents the very best of Killeen ISD,” said Patrice Robinson, director of career and technical education. “Their achievements not only reflect personal excellence but also shine a light on the strength of our CTE programs and the bright futures they are building for themselves and their communities.”
The Lone Star FFA Degree honors students who go above and beyond — applying their skills, giving back through service and preparing to lead with confidence.
