Rockville Agriculture Education Program
SAMPLE Overview of Class Offerings
Grade | Animal Science | Plant Science | Natural Resources | Agriculture Mechanics | Supplementary |
9th | Intro Animal Science* | Intro Plant Science* | Intro Ag Mechanics and Natural Resources* | Ag Facts* |
| | | | | FFA* |
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10th | Animal Behavior | Bedding Plant Production | Aquaculture I | Intro to Ag Equipment Operation | Leadership I* |
| Equine I | Greenhouse Intro | Forestry/Nature Study | Welding I | |
| Livestock I | Intro Landscape Design and Maintenance | | Intro Ag Structures | |
| Nutrition I | Plant ID | | Ag Mechanics I | |
| Nutrition II | Vegetable Production | | | |
| Small Animals I | Intro Floral Design | | | |
| Animal Showmanship & Evaluation | | | | |
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11th | Breeding & Genetics | Greenhouse Structures | Aquaculture II | Engine Technology | Leadership III* |
| Dairy Foods Management | Floral Design II | Ecology/Environmental Science I | Welding II | FFA Award Applications |
| Equine II | Marketing in Horticulture | Wildlife Management | Ag Mechanics II | |
| Food Science I | | | | |
| Livestock II | | | | |
| Small Animals II | | | | |
| Veterinary Technology | | | | |
| Vet Office Procedures | | | | |
| Wild & Domestic Fowl I | | | | |
Rockville Agriculture Education Program
Overview of Class Offerings
Grade | Animal Science | Plant Science | Natural Resources | Agriculture Mechanics | Supplementary |
12th | Food Science II | Floral Design III | Aquaculture III | Advanced Agriculture Structures | Ag Communications |
| Forage Crops | Floriculture | Progressive Agriculture | Advanced Welding | Leadership IV* |
| Equine III | Holiday Decorations | Surveying | Advanced Equipment Operation | Biotechnology |
| Wild & Domestic Fowl II | Floral Design/Landscape Gardening | Ecology/Environmental Science II | Agriculture Mechanics III | |
| Small Animals III | | | Landscape/Forestry Equipment Repair | |
Freshmen Year:
- Students meet for Ag I one block every other day to earn 1 credit for the year
- Units are exploratory in nature and required as a foundation for the program
- Students are required to have an SAEP, Supervised Agriculture Experience Program** in place by April of their freshmen year
Sophomore, Junior Senior Year:
- Students meet for Ag Classroom instruction one block - each day to earn 1.5 credits for the year
- All students in grades 10, 11 and 12 are required to maintain an ongoing SAEP** and may earn up to 1 additional credit per year for the SAEP
* Required Units of Instruction
** The SAEP occurs beyond the school day
