The PoA's three divisions are:

• A. The three divisions are Student development, Chapter development, and Community development
• B. The three divisions are Leadership development, Public relations, and Fundraising
• C. The three divisions are Agricultural education, Community development, and Leadership
• D. The three divisions are Chapter development, Public relations, and Fundraising

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is how the FFA Program of Activities is organized. The PoA is divided into three areas: Student development, Chapter development, and Community development. Student development focuses on building members’ leadership and personal growth, including skills they gain through SAE experiences and leadership activities. Chapter development covers how the local FFA chapter operates—officers, governance, membership, and how the chapter stays active and organized. Community development centers on service and outreach—projects that help the community and involve partners beyond the chapter.

This framing matches the official structure, so naming these three divisions is correct. Other options mix in related activities like leadership, public relations, fundraising, or broader education terms that aren’t the formal PoA divisions themselves, so they don’t align with the standard breakdown.