Hattiesburg Laurel, MS, November 5, 2026 — Sumrall High School students involved in the Future Farmers of America (FFA) program have contributed to the development of the town’s new Outdoor Learning Center. The students designed, constructed, and delivered a significant number of items intended to enhance the facility for community use.

The project involved the creation of six sturdy picnic tables, providing designated areas for visitors and students to gather and learn within the outdoor environment. In addition to the tables, the FFA students also built several fish huts. The specific purpose and design details of these fish huts were not provided, but they are expected to serve an educational or functional role within the Outdoor Learning Center’s ecosystem.

The initiative highlights the practical skills and community engagement fostered by the Future Farmers of America program at Sumrall High School. While the names of the individual students or the project’s timeline were not detailed in the available information, the delivery of these handcrafted items signifies a tangible contribution to a local public resource. The Outdoor Learning Center, which is a new development for the town, aims to provide educational opportunities and recreational spaces for residents.

The collaboration between the school’s FFA program and the town’s initiative for the Outdoor Learning Center underscores a commitment to hands-on learning and community improvement. Further details regarding the specific educational applications of the picnic tables and fish huts, as well as the overall scope and features of the Outdoor Learning Center, were not immediately available.


Story summarized from the original created by Raven Little on www.wdam.com, see more information here.

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