Primary Purpose
Provide students with engaging learning experiences in Agricultural Science while promoting leadership development, career readiness, and hands-on learning through classroom instruction, laboratory experiences, and participation in the FFA organization.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
Valid Texas teaching certificate in Agricultural Science and Technology (Grades 6-12)
CDL certification or ability to obtain preferred
Ability to manage agricultural facilities and maintain a safe instructional environment
Responsibilities
Teach assigned Agricultural Science courses aligned with Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
Serve as FFA Advisor, supporting student leadership development and participation in FFA activities and competitions
Supervise and support student Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) projects
Coordinate and assist students participating in livestock shows, leadership contests, and judging competitions
Maintain and manage the agricultural science classroom, shop, and program facilities
Communicate effectively with parents, students, and community stakeholders
Participate in professional development and district meetings as required
Program Highlights
Modern agricultural barn with upgraded animal pens to support student livestock projects
Strong community and parent support for the agricultural science program
Established tradition of success at major stock shows
Active FFA program with opportunities for student leadership and competition
Working Conditions
Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends, for FFA activities, livestock shows, and competitions
Ability to work in agricultural shop and outdoor environments