In the Dallas ISD, students have the opportunity to participate
in a variety of Agricultural Science and Technology Education
courses including animal science, plant science and agricultural
mechanics.
The program is designed to develop competencies needed by
high school students preparing to enter agribusiness careers.
Agricultural Science and Technology Education is offered at
Seagoville High School and Skyline High School.
The traditional agricultural science programs offered focus
on animal science, agricultural mechanics, metal fabrication
technology, wildlife and horticulture. In addition, the program
provides students an opportunity to learn about plant production,
plant tissue culture, landscape design, floral design and
related career opportunities.
FFA activities are an integral part of the Agricultural Science
and Technology Education program. Opportunities for developing
skills in leadership, cooperation, and citizenship are provided
through membership and participation in this student leadership
organization.
Coherent Sequence - Seagoville High School
AGRICULTURAL
RESEARCH
TECHNICIAN |
Introduction
to World Agricultural Science
Applied Agricultural Science and Technology |
Animal
and Plant Production
Personal Skills Development in Agriculture |
RENEWABLE
NATURAL
RESOURCE
MANAGER
|
Animal
and Plant Production
Wildlife and Recreation Management |
MECHANICS,
GENERAL
UTILITY AND DIESEL |
Introduction
to Agricultural Mechanics
Agricultural Metal Fabrication |
CROP
PROTECTION AND PRODUCTION SPECIALIST
|
Animal
and Plant Production |
Coherent
Sequence - Skyline High School
| HORTICULTURE-RELATED
CAREERS |
Introduction
to World Agricultural Science
Introduction to Horticultural Sciences/ Horticulture Plant
Production
Applied Agricultural Science and Technology |
Landscape
Design, Construction, and Maintenance
Horticulture I, II
Agricultural Cooperative Training |
|
