Which document outlines the agenda for an FFA chapter meeting?

The agenda for an FFA chapter meeting is primarily structured and prepared by the President, who is responsible for outlining the topics to be discussed and the order in which they will be addressed. This ensures that the meeting runs smoothly and that all necessary items are covered efficiently. The agenda serves as a roadmap for the meeting, allowing members to know what to expect and ensuring organized discussion.

While other documents like the minutes from previous meetings, the chapter's constitution, and meeting notices provide valuable information and context, they do not specifically outline the agenda for the meeting. The minutes document what happened in past meetings, the constitution sets the foundational rules and guidelines for the chapter, and meeting notices inform members of when and where the meeting will take place. However, it is the agenda created by the President that is central to the organization and efficiency of the current meeting.