Sample committee-calendar
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This document is a calendar for an FFA committee that outlines tasks and reports needed each month. It assigns reports or tasks to be completed by the committee for each month of the year to help the committee stay on track and accomplish its goals over a 12-month period. The calendar provides a concise overview of the committee's planned activities and responsibilities across the year.
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