Which of the following is NOT a degree awarded in FFA?

The American, Discovery, and Honorary degrees are all officially recognized awards within the National FFA Organization, each serving a distinct purpose in recognizing the achievements and contributions of members.

The American Degree is the highest level of achievement in FFA, awarded to members who have shown exceptional dedication and contributions to their agricultural education and FFA activities. The Discovery Degree is aimed at younger members and recognizes their early involvement in FFA and interest in agriculture. The Honorary Degree is given to individuals who have made significant contributions to the FFA and agricultural education but are not necessarily members.

In contrast, the Executive degree does not exist as a formal recognition within FFA. This indicates that it is not an established part of FFA's structure for awarding degrees to members, making it the correct answer to the question regarding which option is not a degree awarded by FFA.