In what year did the Board decide to rotate the National FFA Convention between Louisville and Indianapolis?

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Multiple Choice

In what year did the Board decide to rotate the National FFA Convention between Louisville and Indianapolis?

Explanation:
The year the board chose to start rotating the National FFA Convention between Louisville and Indianapolis was 2008. This decision established a plan to host the event in the two cities on alternating cycles, expanding opportunities for members in different regions and balancing the strengths of each location—the established convention infrastructure in Louisville and the proximity to the National FFA Center in Indianapolis. The other years listed aren’t the year the rotation plan was adopted, since the formal decision came in 2008.

The year the board chose to start rotating the National FFA Convention between Louisville and Indianapolis was 2008. This decision established a plan to host the event in the two cities on alternating cycles, expanding opportunities for members in different regions and balancing the strengths of each location—the established convention infrastructure in Louisville and the proximity to the National FFA Center in Indianapolis. The other years listed aren’t the year the rotation plan was adopted, since the formal decision came in 2008.

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