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Warsaw Community High School (WCHS) graduate Khloe Hinojosa has been elected as the 2026-27 Indiana FFA state sentinel, one of seven student leaders selected to serve on the Indiana FFA state officer team.
Hinojosa was elected during the 96th Indiana FFA State Convention, held June 16-18 in Noblesville. As one of seven Indiana FFA state officers, she has chosen to defer her postsecondary education for one year to serve as a youth ambassador for the Indiana FFA Association. During her year of service, which begins and ends at the annual state convention, Hinojosa will travel throughout Indiana presenting leadership conferences, speaking to more than 14,000 FFA members, supporters and individuals involved in leadership and agriculture, according to a news release from Warsaw Community Schools.
As state sentinel, Hinojosa will help foster a welcoming environment for FFA members while supporting the officer team in leading conferences, meetings and events throughout the state. The sentinel plays an important role in helping members feel welcomed and included, assisting the president in maintaining order during meetings and ensuring events run smoothly, the release states. Her election is one of the highest honors an Indiana FFA member can receive and reflects the leadership and commitment she demonstrated throughout her time as a member of the Warsaw FFA Chapter and WCHS.
Warsaw Community Schools congratulates Hinojosa on this achievement and wishes her continued success as she represents the Warsaw FFA Chapter, Warsaw Community High School and communities across Indiana during the coming year, according to the release.
